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Wedding Dress - This dress went down in history and was copied by countless women. A true '80s style dress in all its exaggeration and opulence, a real 'wedding cake' model with train, puffed sleeves, embroidery and an almost 10-meter long train.

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Hat - The princess was a huge fan of using accessories, whether it was feathers, netting, or braiding.

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All Blue - Princess Diana loved strong blue tones, such as klein blue and royal blue.

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Polka Dots - Another of Lady Di's favorites was polka dots, in all shapes and sizes.

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Polka Dots - She frequently used the pattern for official and unofficial events.

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Check - Checks were a prominent part of her wardrobe during the '90s. Another of her staples were two tone shoes, such as these.

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Sober tones - In the '90s, her looks became more elegant and minimalist with demure suits and hats in softer colors.

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Revenge Dress - On the night that Charles' interview went on air (the one in which he admitted to having had an affair with Camilla Parker Bowles), Lady Di appeared at an event in this iconic dress by Christina Stambolian.

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Younger - The princess opted for a younger style after the separation from Charles in the second half of the '90s, wearing daring pieces with plunging necklines and legs on show.

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One color - The princess was frequently seen wearing monochromatic suits.

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Jeans - On informal occasions, Lady Di looked just like any normal person...she loved wearing jeans and sneakers.

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Jeans - Or jeans and boots.

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Pearls - Princess Diana never lacked pearls in her outfits.

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Dior - The princess loved Dior bags and was always seen with one. The brand renamed the style Lady Dior in tribute to her.

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Chokers - The princess used chokers a lot, which are now back on trend.

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Catharine Walker - Catharine Walker was one of her favorite designers.

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Layers - Even before she married Prince Charles, Lady Di often layered turtlenecks and sweaters in her outfits.

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Serenity - In 1992 the princess met Mother Teresa, opting for a simple outfit for the occasion.

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Favorite neckline - This was the princess's favorite neckline in the '90s.

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'Travolta' Dress - It was in this iconic dress, an off the shoulder number in dark blue velvet, that the princess danced with John Travolta to the song 'You Should be Dancing', from the movie 'Saturday Night Fever'.

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Bright colors - Vibrant and bright colors were part of Lady Di's looks for a long time.

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Casual look - Cropped trousers with a blazer were also a frequent look chosen by the princess.

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Black and white - The unfailing black and white combination was also worn often by Diana.

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'Diana: Her Fashion Story' - In 2017, in remembrance of 20 years since the death of Lady Di, Kensington Palace in London opened its doors in an exhibition of the princess's clothes.

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'Diana: Her Fashion Story' - The collection included clothes and accessories which she wore before, during and after her marriage to Prince Charles.

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'Diana: Her Fashion Story' - It included the famous wedding dress.

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'Diana: Her Fashion Story' - There were 25 dresses in total, the majority of them designed by famous names in high couture.

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'Diana: Her Fashion Story' - The exhibition narrated the evolution of the princess's style and personality over the years. The curator of the collection explained that Diana gained confidence throughout her life, taking more and more control over the way in which she dressed and presented herself through her clothes.

See also: Lady Diana's life in pictures

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