Queen of casual: All the super-chic outfits you forgot Princess Diana wore back in the day
A forever mood.
As you're about to see, some of Diana's greatest low-key fashion moments occurred on the greens at the polo. This dungarees floral ensemble is just the beginning...
(Image: Getty)On a sunny day in 1983, the Princess of Wales made all our fashion dreams come true at once - we are obsessed with this glorious high-waisted wide-legged white shirt extravaganza.
(Image: Getty)Yep, everything about this outfit practically screams chic.
(Image: Getty)That same year, Lady Di opted for a quirky sheep-clad red knit as she casually yarned with in-law Sarah Ferguson.
(Image: Getty)And once we got over how cute Prince William was during this photo call at Kensington Palace, we couldn't take our eyes off this chic red-boot-and-cream-knit combo. Mixing textures like a pro!
(Image: Getty)Queen of casual, Queen of chic... and Queen of knits indeed. We're big fans of this chunky white cardi, which the Princess slung over a bright pink linen dress in 1984.
(Image: Getty)Back at the polo in 1985, Diana's baby blue floaty design was perfect for a day in the sun.
(Image: Getty)Continuing her perfect polo streak, the Princess went full-blown monochrome chic in 1986 - the sunnies were the cherry on top of a very stylish pie.
(Image: Getty)Oh, and can we talk about this polka-dot pants and boots combo?!
(Image: Getty)In 1987, Diana went back to her old trusty style, wearing denim dungarees as she and a young William watched Prince Charles play polo.
(Image: Getty)Proving she can literally do no wrong, the People's Princess decided to add a feminine twist to her ensemble during a 1988 visit to the Royal Hampshire Regiment.
(Image: Getty)In 1988, Diana made cow-girl-gone-college chic a thing. If anyone could do it, she could.
(Image: Getty)That same year, the Princess rocked some major colour in this bright floral dress - love the simple gold jewellery, too.
(Image: Getty)So we've definitely seen this heavenly Catherine Walker number on Diana before, but we just haven't seen it enough - hence why it's here once again for your viewing pleasure.
(Image: Getty)A style slam dunk if we ever saw one.
(Image: Getty)In 1989, Diana made the school drop off look runway-worthy in this stripy cardi and pleated midi skirt.
(Image: Getty)Channeling a bit of 60s chic, this butter cup yellow Escada coat is iconic on Di, and Di alone.
(Image: Getty)During a 1990 Caribbean holiday, the Princess rocked full leopard print in this beach swim dress of dreams.
(Image: Getty)Royals wear board shorts too! That same year, the Princess embraced holiday chic like no other during a trip to Majorca.
(Image: Getty)And in a sign of things to come, Diana kicked off the 90s with one of the decade's biggest trends - an oversized jacket.
(Image: Getty)In 1991, Diana visited London's West End in a one-shoulder creation that can only be described as heavenly.
(Image: Getty)Back to her casual-cool ensembles, Diana knew how to nail the cable knit and denim combo.
(Image: Getty)On a glitzy engagement in Leicester Square, the Princess' mint-green off-shoulder gown made the style statement we never knew we needed.
(Image: Getty)While shopping in Knightsbridge in 1994, Diana made the off-duty blazer and skinny jeans combo a thing, before it was even a thing.
(Image: Getty)And we will be copying this look immediately.
(Image: Getty)Known for her iconic work-out style, Diana's bike-shorts and oversized jumpers will go down in history as a forever mood.
(Image: Getty)Just casually flinging a midi-length coat over gym gear is something only Diana could truly pull off.
(Image: Getty)Of course, Diana nailed her cruise fashion and this electric cover-up paired with a red beach bag is as bright as her iconic personality.
(Image: Getty)Diana wore this look during a trip to West Berlin, and the tracksuit is something any arty indie kid in Berlin would wear today.
(Image: Getty)This outfit is all about the details as the baby blue dress features floral embroidery, and Diana has styled it with a pearl necklace, bracelet and earrings.
(Image: Getty)Diana opened the Women's International Tennis Association European Office in 1988, and her tennis dress and cardigan were a cute pastel choice.
(Image: Getty)This look was born so Gen Z's could run! This ultra-fashionable look was worn by Diana back in 80s.
(Image: Getty)This charmingly preppy look enamours us, and we are especially drawn to those Chanelesque shoes.
(Image: Getty)Diana wore this bright red puffer jacket on a skiing holiday in Austria, and it's the perfect edit on a trend that usually sticks to neutral colours like black, white or grey.
(Image: Getty)This linen outfit that is the colour of the sun, was a perfect choice for Diana's time in Cairo, Egypt. If only one could book a flight to Egypt to replicate this ultra laid back but Casablanca movie-inspired outfit.
(Image: Getty)Diana was matching her bag to her skirt and her sweater to her flowers at the polo.
(Image: Getty)Diana's affinity for the colour red is best encapsulated by this oversized red coat styled with a red hat. For those with a knack for detail, Diana's purse features a red seam.
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