Over the years, as Diana grew older and more confident, her style of course evolved. But whether she was cheering on Prince Charles at a polo match in 1981, stealing the show in a gorgeous white gown and tiara in 1989 or dropping jaws in a mini beaded dress in 1997, she wore every single outfit with a sense of elegance and grace.
One of the ways we’ll be honoring her life is by taking a look back at some of her most iconic style moments over the years. Which one is your favorite?
1970
In Itchenor, West Sussex.
1971
In Itchenor, West Sussex.
1980
After Princess Margaret's 50th birthday party in London.
1980
At the Young England Kindergarten in London.
1981
The day she and Prince Charles announced their engagement in London, England.
1981
With Prince Charles at their wedding at the St. Paul's Cathedral.
1981
In Balmoral, Scotland.
1981
In Tetbury, Gloucestershire.
1981
At the V&A Museum in London, England.
1981
At a polo match with Prince Charles in Windsor.
1981
In Romsey, Hampshire.
1982
With Prince Charles and newborn Prince William in London.
1982
In London, England.
1982
Watching Prince Charles play polo in Windsor.
1982
In Wrexham, Wales.
1982
At Guildhall in London.
1983
With Prince Charles in Australia.
1983
In Brisbane, Australia.
1984
At a charity event in London, England.
1985
With Prince Charles in Hawaii.
1985
At the London premiere of "A View To a Kill."
1985
In Newcastle.
1985
At a gala in Washington, D.C.
1985
At the National Gallery of Art in Washington, D.C.
1986
In Saudi Arabia.
1986
At the America's Cup Ball in London, England.
1986
In Japan.
1987
In Berlin, Germany.
1987
Welcoming King Fahd on his arrival in Britain.
1987
With Prince Charles in Munich, Germany.
1987
At the Cannes Film Festival in Cannes, France.
1987
With Prince Harry in Balmoral, Scotland.
1988
During British Fashion Week in London.
1988
In Paris, France.
1988
With Prince William at Guards Polo Club in Windsor.
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