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.

Nov 17, 2020 12:00pm

By Jess Pullar

Forget the runways of Paris, Milan and New York - Princess Diana was a style zeitgeist in her very own right.

Her array of perfectly primped outfits, some timely, some timeless were a fashion moment in time.

She didn't let the eccentric, bold and bright trends of the 1980s wear her - she was the trends in and of themselves.

As for the 90s... well, there's two words for that - bike shorts.

Yes, Diana was a fashion legend, one never to be forgotten.

And that's exactly why we're obsessed with the latest season of The Crown, where the popular Netflix show's depiction of Diana (played by the phenomenal Emma Corrin) encapsulates the People's Princess - and her many many fashion wins - to perfection.

If you tune into season four, you'll likely feel full-blown transported back in time as we see Diana's early years as a royal portrayed on screen, right down to the last sequin in her glorious iconic outfits.

That's why we've decided to round up some of her best fashion moments in real life, and how they were recreated on The Crown.

Keep scrolling and try to pick a favourite - we dare you.

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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.

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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.

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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,

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And that it did - right down to Diana's on-trend pussybow collar.

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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.

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