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  • Diana’s Iconic “Travolta” Dress: On loan from Historic Royal Palaces, the dress Princess Diana wore while dancing with actor John Travolta to Saturday Night Fever Music in the Entrance Hall at a formal dinner on November 9, 1985.
    Diana’s Iconic “Travolta” Dress: On loan from Historic Royal Palaces, the dress Princess Diana wore while dancing with actor John Travolta to Saturday Night Fever Music i...Show more
    Diana’s Iconic “Travolta” Dress: On loan from Historic Royal Palaces, the dress Princess Diana wore while dancing with actor John Travolta to Saturday Night Fever Music in the Entrance Hall at a formal dinner on November 9, 1985. Show less
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  • Diana’s famous “Black Sheep” sweater: Princess Diana's beloved "Black Sheep" sweater, first worn in 1981, became one of her most recognizable fashion statements. Featuring a single black sheep among rows of white ones, the sweater has come to symbolize Diana's individuality, resilience, and willingness to stand apart from tradition.
    Diana’s famous “Black Sheep” sweater: Princess Diana's beloved "Black Sheep" sweater, first worn in 1981, became one of her most recognizable fashion statements. Featurin...Show more
    Diana’s famous “Black Sheep” sweater: Princess Diana's beloved "Black Sheep" sweater, first worn in 1981, became one of her most recognizable fashion statements. Featuring a single black sheep among rows of white ones, the sweater has come to symbolize Di Show less
  • The "Caring" Dress: A silk floral-printed day dress designed by Bellville Sassoon, first worn by Diana during her official trip to Australia on January 31, 1988. On that same day, Renae Plant, curator of The Princess Diana Museum, met Diana for the second time — an encounter that would later make preserving this very dress in the museum especially meaningful.
    The "Caring" Dress: A silk floral-printed day dress designed by Bellville Sassoon, first worn by Diana during her official trip to Australia on January 31, 1988. On that ...Show more
    The "Caring" Dress: A silk floral-printed day dress designed by Bellville Sassoon, first worn by Diana during her official trip to Australia on January 31, 1988. On that same day, Renae Plant, curator of The Princess Diana Museum, met Diana for the second Show less
  • Handwritten letters, historic documents, and personal possessions.
    Handwritten letters, historic documents, and personal possessions.
  • Princess Diana's iconic Lady Dior handbags, shoes, hats, and designer accessories.
    Princess Diana's iconic Lady Dior handbags, shoes, hats, and designer accessories.
    Diana’s Iconic “Travolta” Dress: On loan from Historic Royal Palaces, the dress Princess Diana wore while dancing with actor John Travolta to Saturday Night Fever Music in the Entrance Hall at a formal dinner on November 9, 1985.
    Diana’s famous “Black Sheep” sweater: Princess Diana's beloved "Black Sheep" sweater, first worn in 1981, became one of her most recognizable fashion statements. Featuring a single black sheep among rows of white ones, the sweater has come to symbolize Diana's individuality, resilience, and willingness to stand apart from tradition.
    The "Caring" Dress: A silk floral-printed day dress designed by Bellville Sassoon, first worn by Diana during her official trip to Australia on January 31, 1988. On that same day, Renae Plant, curator of The Princess Diana Museum, met Diana for the second time — an encounter that would later make preserving this very dress in the museum especially meaningful.
    Handwritten letters, historic documents, and personal possessions.
    Princess Diana's iconic Lady Dior handbags, shoes, hats, and designer accessories.