Princess Diana left behind a legacy of iconic fashion moments in the years following her tragic death in 1997. Among some of the best pieces in her royal wardrobe, Diana styled a number of elegant, sophisticated and modern looks for the annual Trooping the Colour event that takes place in the U.K. every summer.
Ahead, see the evolution of Princess Diana’s Trooping the Colour looks through the years — from the early 1980s to the early 1990s.
1981
Princess Diana at Trooping the Colour in 1981. KEYSTONE/HULTON ARCHIVE/GETTY IMAGES
Princess Diana attended her first Trooping the Colour event in 1981 just weeks before her wedding to Prince Charles. For the occasion, the then-Lady Diana fashioned a Bill Pashley outfit with a matching hat in hues of light blue. Her hat featured a birdcage veil and her Pashley dress included a statement, flowing white collar. The pale dress also featured hints of pink, and Diana coordinated the soft aesthetic with a pair of white gloves.
1985
Princess Diana and the British royal family at Trooping the Colour in 1985. JAYNE FINCHER/PRINCESS DIANA ARCHIVE/GETTY IMAGES
As the ’80s continued, Diana’s sense of style and confidence in her fashion choices developed. By 1985, Diana wore sophisticated looks that were emblematic of a modern monarchy. The late Princess of Wales wore this coral-colored dress by Jan Van Velden for Trooping the Colour in 1985, which featured a pussy bow and high neckline. She coordinated her look with a complementary hat and accessorized with pearls.
1988
Princess Diana at Trooping the Colour in 1988. JAYNE FINCHER/PRINCESS DIANA ARCHIVE/GETTY IMAGES
In the late ’80s, Princess Diana fashioned a look by one of her favorite designers for the Trooping the Colour parade. The royal wore this green and white dress by Catherine Walker with a coordinated hat. This was also the year of a young Prince Harry’s infamous cheeky streak. His little outfit also coordinated with his mother’s attire.
1990
Princess Diana at Trooping the Colour in 1990. JAYNE FINCHER/PRINCESS DIANA ARCHIVE/GETTY IMAGES
Princess Diana continued to favor sophisticated clothes in her last few years attending Trooping the Colour before ultimately separating from then-Prince Charles. In 1990, she wore this muted beige dress with a cinched waist and white accents. She coordinated with a complementary hat and wore pearls to accessorize her attire.
1992
Princess Diana at Trooping the Colour in 1992. JULIAN PARKER/UK PRESS VIA GETTY IMAGES
Princess Diana’s final year attending Trooping the Colour came in 1992. For the occasion, the royal wore a white dress with detailing on the short sleeves and a white hat with a dark brim and detailing.
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