Now that the Met Gala is in fashionwe must remember when Princess Diana attended this event in 1996, which was amazing and the most important among designers, models and celebrities, but the kings were not left behind and the first to attend of course was Mrs. Di, the real one who broke models her whole life.
Princess Diana caused quite a stir at her only Met Gala in 1996 He wore underwear designed by John Galliano. She made quite a sensation with that royal blue dress with black lace and sleeveless top with a white necklace with a precious stone. Diana’s help This came just three months after her divorce Prince Carlosbecause the love triangle with Camilla Parkers.
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Diana wasn’t afraid to be bold when she arrived at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York City. On December 9, 1996, according to Insider. At the time, the theme was honoring Christian Dior, and the princess looked radiant and beautiful at this most iconic event in the fashion world.
Eloise Moran, author of the upcoming book Mrs. De Luc’s Book: What Diana Was Trying to Tell Us Through Her Clothes, he told Yahoo! That Diana’s Met Gala ensemble was definitely a look for “revenge” after her divorce from Prince Charles. “This was one of her most impressive dresses,” Moran told the site. “But I thought she looked great. She looks so happy and confident.”
“I think he was accepting of it and enjoying it.”Moran added. “I knew I could never take the attention and the spotlight on her, but I think he was putting him in a different way, as a kind of international superstar, Marilyn Monroe icon rather than a family member. Real. And I think the dress really reflects that.”
Royal biographer Katie Nicholl, who wrote “William and Harry,” revealed Diana She had some reservations about the flashy dress, lest it embarrass 14-year-old William, the next king of the United Kingdom; However, the outfit is one of the most popular at the Met Gala.
The dress is now part of fashion history and is also on display at the Victoria and Albert Museum in London and this lingerie has influenced fashion all over the world.
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