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This elegant ink blue evening dress is one of the most recognizable of all of Princess Diana's dresses. Worn at a state dinner given by the Reagans at the White House in 1985, it will always be remembered as the dress Diana wore when she danced with John Travolta. Made by Victor Edelstein, this gown fetched the highest price at the 1997 Christie's auction, bringing in $222,500.00. The dress is currently on tour along with several of the other dresses sold at the auction. The unique design features gathered fabric draped in folds across the hips and bodice with an interesting off the shoulder neckline which overlaps at the front. Pattern includes instructions for gown, tiara, necklace, purse and shoes.
Previously unseen photographs show Princess Diana also taking to the floor with Tom Selleck and Clint Eastwood on that glittering night at the White House in 1985.
The hair! The clothes! The supply-side economics!
Even Rihanna agrees.
Ballet star WAYNE SLEEP has performed with everyone from Nureyev to Princess Diana – but his latest venture, turning amateurs into dancers for a production of Swan Lake, may be his boldest move yet. He tells Liz Jones about his incredible career, his famous friends and why he ‘married for money’.
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The snaps were taken by White House photographer Pete Souza during Prince Charles and Diana’s visit in 1985
Princess Diana wore a Victor Edelstein gown as she elegantly danced with Hollywood actor John Travolta at a November 9, 1985 White House dinner. Check out rare pictures of the Princess dancing with...
Previously unseen photographs show Princess Diana also taking to the floor with Tom Selleck and Clint Eastwood on that glittering night at the White House in 1985.
Previously unseen photographs show Princess Diana also taking to the floor with Tom Selleck and Clint Eastwood on that glittering night at the White House in 1985.
Princess Diana's approach was completely unlike Kate's and Meghan's.
In 1857, Queen Victoria posed for the first royal photo ever, and the world promptly fell in love with photographing royals. Here are some of the more memorable, yet less widely seen, photos of the royal family throughout the years.
A NEW Princess Diana exhibition is set to feature some of her most iconic dresses at her former home Kensington Palace. Ahead of the opening, here is a look at some of her best looks and our favourite pieces from the show.
