Princess Diana’s most iconic look

In her engagement photos, fresh-faced Lady Diana Spencer wears sapphire blue to match her engagement ring, and the photos make an immediate impression.

No one wears Korean clothes like Princess Di wears Korean clothes. While not one of her most famous looks, this outfit from before her wedding has inspired women around the world to wear their rain boots.

Diana’s wedding dress, in all its 1980s glory, became an instant icon after her wedding was broadcast to an estimated 750 million television audience.

During phase one of Diana and Charles’ honeymoon, this dress caused quite a stir. Who says flowers have to be boring?

When your honeymoon includes hunting and fishing at a Scottish estate, it’s best to try doing it in style, as in this two-piece tweed set.

If the dress Diana wore during her first pregnancy looks familiar, it could be because Kate Middleton wore an outfit very similar to when she left the hospital with Prince George.

A princess dressed in pink may not seem like anything revolutionary, but this outfit further cements Diana’s reputation as an icon. Many royals wear gloves at formal events, but Diana never wears gloves because she feels it makes her closer to people.

This Victorian-inspired dress almost became famous when Diana’s dance partner in this photo, young John Travolta.

For the royal family, it was extremely scandalous to wear a skimpy bathing suit like this. For fashion fans around the world? That’s right.

It’s hard to stand next to Nancy Reagan, one of the most beautiful first ladies in American history, and look this great. Diana wore a white coat and dress with ease.

Let Princess Diana take what is supposed to be a necklace and wear it like a headband.

In a slightly more conservative outfit, Diana appeared to be giving a nod to Jackie Kennedy.

Princess Diana has had her moments with daring style, but she knows how to be regal when circumstances dictate.

Not one of her most memorable red carpet moments or anything, but who looks this good while skiing? Serious.

This dress seems simple, but it’s a classic recipe: Cinderella style, baby blue. Princess Di wore it in Cannes. This dress sold at auction in 2011 for £80,000.

Some say Princess Diana went overboard with it in this Escada tartan coat and Philip Somerville hat. In her defense, it’s the 80s!

Princess Diana attended the Remembrance Day ceremonies in a more somber look – but the birdcage veil still made it stand out.

Only Princess Diana could wear cowboy boots, a sweater, and top it off in a completely unique yet comfortable ensemble.

Diana exudes military chic in this white and gold set.

Polka dots can often look overwhelming, but Princess Diana turned them out in style.

Most people recognize this photo because Prince Harry has always been adorable, but Diana’s matching outfits also caught the eye.

Wear shoulder pads! Even wearing a trend that has become outdated, Diana still looks timeless.

This photo was probably taken in 2017. Diana’s outfit, hair, and makeup are all classic. I see it’s millennium pink?

This glittery column gown is yet another look at the timeless Princess Di. If you see this on the red carpet of 2017, you won’t be able to take your eyes off it.

Diana has a knack for creating effortless and modern casual looks, which this tunic definitely does.

What’s the most luxurious thing in this photo, Diana’s dress, the Rolls Royce she’s climbing out of, or her tiara? Answer: all of the above.

The combination of this tiara, turtleneck top, and her signature blue eyeshadow led the press to call this Diana “Elvis” look (in a good way).

Compared to some of Diana’s other red carpet looks, this floral dress is almost tame, but still stunning nonetheless.

Note to self: Wear more hats. Diana’s flamboyant looks were just enough to capture the world’s attention.

Another baby blue dress that immediately won hearts when Diana wore it in Cameroon.