Subtle, sneaky, and oh-so stylish: The Crown recreated more of Princess Diana's most iconic outfits than you'd think
Spot the match-ups.
One of Diana's most iconic portraits features her sitting happily on a step outside Highgrove Estate in this oh-so-80s ensemble consisting pink gingham pants and a pink sweater.
(Getty)And The Crown producers delivered us the goods with their own version of the ensemble. This iconic scene with Diana rollerblading around Buckingham Palace is just as iconic as the original.
(Netflix)Of course, the official engagement shoot of Prince Charles and Diana was an historical moment, so you can bet The Crown did their utmost to do it justice,
And that it did - right down to Diana's on-trend pussybow collar.
(Netflix)Another legendary garment worn by the People's Princess was her wedding dress - designed by Elizabeth Emanuel, the puff-sleeved tulle-clad creation set the precedent for bridal fashion for decades to come.
(Getty)And the TV version was just as spectacular.
(Netflix)Diana was known for her ability to suit quite literally any colour on the planet - and bright pink was old hat for this style icon.
(Getty)And thus, Emma Corrin's version of Diana was no less averse to the bright hue - right down to the matching hat.
(Netflix)One of Diana's earlier style wins came in the form of this gorgeous spaghetti strap dress worn to the ballet at Covent Garden.
(getty)In The Crown's version, Diana went all out with a sparkling tiara.
(Netflix)On their royal tour of Australia in 1983, Charles and Diana attended a glitzy ball - so it made sense for Di to wear just as glitzy a dress.
(Netflix)The version seen on The Crown is just as spectacular - as was the perfect rendition of their iconic dance at the Sydney event.
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