There`s no way back,brother!
Exceptional hats! Very eye-catching.
Hats??
And of course the dress! Bride`s gorgeous dress with lace detailing was of designer Sarah Burton. It was the perfect combo of elegant and feminine with a beautiful lace work.
Alice+Olivia. Spring 2011
Christopher Kane, Spring 2011
Aquilano Rimondi, Spring 2011
Tibi. Spring 2011
Diana`s first foreign tour, to Australia in 1983,gave John Boyd the chance to showcase his distinctive hats. Arriving at Canberra in turquoise cap edged with two rolled ropes of silk and trimmed with a fine veil swept off the face and secured at the back with the flower.
Princess chose an unusually draped organza cap set at jaunty angle for her visit to Perth on the same trip.
Photos of Princess Diana -Daily Mail, Diana: A Life in Fashion 
More information along with pictures of his amazing creations(including hats for Ascot 2011) can be found on the official web-site
I suppose I look like my mom in these photos, she would definitely say so and exclaim: Oh, I had same skirt in 90-s! (actually I do remember her skirt quiet well it was absolutely same style). So all is coming back... 
And... I`m also excited to say we`ve launched our new on-line shop, come and check it hereIt will be filled in with more products everyday as we`re putting all our efforts to make it successful.
Have a great weekends, ladies!
Wearing a kilt, vintage skarf, casual crop top. Don`t blame bright shoes as there was one and main reason for wearing them- I just love them. 
All earthy tones again, possibly looking autumnal, but what about bright orange scarf ?
I remembered this lately when I come across with articles of Britain`s top fashion writer Georgina Howell in several editions of Daily Mail-Diana:life in Fashion. Reading this was an amazing journey for me to take into the fashion world of the Princess, her dressmakers, shoesmakes, development of her style. And I`ll be happy to share it with you through several posts. Hope you`ll enjoy it! "SHE was the most revered fashion icon of her age, but what is only now becoming apparent is that it was through her clothes that Princess Diana expresses her innermost feelings.
Victor Edelstein gown which Diana worn in Paris. Her first official visit. For Diana that was a real-life version of the ball at which Pygmalion`s Eliza Doolittle runs the gauntlet of high society: in the Princess`s case, it was the critical moment by which she would always be judged by the fashion critics. Diana had hesitated about what to wear for the state banquet given by President and Madame Mitterrand at Elysee Palace before deciding on Victor Edelstein`s majestic, formal, strapless dinner dress in oyster duchesse satin with a fitted bolero jacket. 
At a cost of around £55.000 it was also the most expensive dress she had ever bought. The craftsmanship that took 60 hours to complete: gold beads outline carnations and leaves of simulated pearls, diamante and special miniature silver and white bugle beads. Snapshot two: It was March 1981 and Prince Charles and Lady Diana Spencer, just engaged and genuinely in love whatever their critics were to say later, were to appear together at a concert to raise money for the Royal Opera House. To Diana, the black taffeta gown spelled glamour. To Charles, it rang alarm bells. When the Queen saw it, the Palace echoed with her displeasure. Now Diana knew what a potent weapon her wardrobe was. Not only that dress was too revealing but, as far as the Royals were concerned, black spelled mourning. 
With it`s classical simplicity and Hollywood glamour, the Grace Kelly dress ensured that the Princess outshone the stars at the 1987 Cannes Film Festival. The strapless Catherine Walker gown of ice-blue silk chiffon is intricately draped and tucked with a crossover yoke. A matching chiffon stole is the finishing touch. It echoes the dress that helped Grace Kelly captivate Cary Grant in the film To Catch a Thief. 
"When she discovered Catherine Walker, Diana found what she needed: a designer who would concentrate on her", says Jasper Conran. For 15 years Catherine was to provide the majority of Diana`s clothes for public occasions. She learned exactly what the Princess needed and was,perhaps,the last in great tradition of royal dressmakers." 
Diana: A life in Fashion Saturday`s Daily Mail
There`s no way back,brother! Exceptional hats! Very eye-catching. Hats?? And of course the dress! Bride`s gorgeous dress with lace detailing was of designer Sarah Burton. It was the perfect combo of elegant and feminine with a beautiful lace work. Alice+Olivia. Spring 2011 Christopher Kane, Spring 2011Aquilano Rimondi, Spring 2011 Tibi. Spring 2011 Diana`s first foreign tour, to Australia in 1983,gave John Boyd the chance to showcase his distinctive hats. Arriving at Canberra in turquoise cap edged with two rolled ropes of silk and trimmed with a fine veil swept off the face and secured at the back with the flower. Princess chose an unusually draped organza cap set at jaunty angle for her visit to Perth on the same trip. Photos of Princess Diana -Daily Mail, Diana: A Life in Fashion More information along with pictures of his amazing creations(including hats for Ascot 2011) can be found on the official web-site I suppose I look like my mom in these photos, she would definitely say so and exclaim: Oh, I had same skirt in 90-s! (actually I do remember her skirt quiet well it was absolutely same style). So all is coming back... And... I`m also excited to say we`ve launched our new on-line shop, come and check it hereIt will be filled in with more products everyday as we`re putting all our efforts to make it successful.
Have a great weekends, ladies!
Wearing a kilt, vintage skarf, casual crop top. Don`t blame bright shoes as there was one and main reason for wearing them- I just love them. All earthy tones again, possibly looking autumnal, but what about bright orange scarf ?
I remembered this lately when I come across with articles of Britain`s top fashion writer Georgina Howell in several editions of Daily Mail-Diana:life in Fashion. Reading this was an amazing journey for me to take into the fashion world of the Princess, her dressmakers, shoesmakes, development of her style. And I`ll be happy to share it with you through several posts. Hope you`ll enjoy it! "SHE was the most revered fashion icon of her age, but what is only now becoming apparent is that it was through her clothes that Princess Diana expresses her innermost feelings. Victor Edelstein gown which Diana worn in Paris. Her first official visit. For Diana that was a real-life version of the ball at which Pygmalion`s Eliza Doolittle runs the gauntlet of high society: in the Princess`s case, it was the critical moment by which she would always be judged by the fashion critics. Diana had hesitated about what to wear for the state banquet given by President and Madame Mitterrand at Elysee Palace before deciding on Victor Edelstein`s majestic, formal, strapless dinner dress in oyster duchesse satin with a fitted bolero jacket. At a cost of around £55.000 it was also the most expensive dress she had ever bought. The craftsmanship that took 60 hours to complete: gold beads outline carnations and leaves of simulated pearls, diamante and special miniature silver and white bugle beads. Snapshot two: It was March 1981 and Prince Charles and Lady Diana Spencer, just engaged and genuinely in love whatever their critics were to say later, were to appear together at a concert to raise money for the Royal Opera House. To Diana, the black taffeta gown spelled glamour. To Charles, it rang alarm bells. When the Queen saw it, the Palace echoed with her displeasure. Now Diana knew what a potent weapon her wardrobe was. Not only that dress was too revealing but, as far as the Royals were concerned, black spelled mourning. With it`s classical simplicity and Hollywood glamour, the Grace Kelly dress ensured that the Princess outshone the stars at the 1987 Cannes Film Festival. The strapless Catherine Walker gown of ice-blue silk chiffon is intricately draped and tucked with a crossover yoke. A matching chiffon stole is the finishing touch. It echoes the dress that helped Grace Kelly captivate Cary Grant in the film To Catch a Thief. "When she discovered Catherine Walker, Diana found what she needed: a designer who would concentrate on her", says Jasper Conran. For 15 years Catherine was to provide the majority of Diana`s clothes for public occasions. She learned exactly what the Princess needed and was,perhaps,the last in great tradition of royal dressmakers." Diana: A life in Fashion Saturday`s Daily Mail
