The Princess & The Platypus Foundation

  Jacques Azagury is a Moroccan-born fashion designer who has dressed some of the most glamorous women in the world – from BAFTA winners and Burlesque dancers to Rock Stars and International Royalty. Studied at the London College of Fashion and St Martin's School of Art, and running his flagship store in London's Knightsbridge, Azagury has also created a line of clothes for Princess Diana. If you want to enter the world of Princess Diana and take a sneak-peek of it, The Princess Diana Museum would be the first and only of its kind, affordable and accessible 24/7 online to all. The museum displays all the important pieces from Diana's life. There are over 29 articles of clothing, including never seen shoes and dresses she ever wore as a baby, garments she wore as a teenager, and most significantly the iconic Versace Atelier dress she wore on the cover of Harper’s Bazaar. From her beautiful wedding dress to her ‘revenge dress,’ the people’s princess rocked some seriously

  The People's Princess, Diana is still known for her huge heart. But there is something special about her hair that was admired by all. Princess Diana was no doubt a fashion icon in her time and it can be easily understood from her style of dressing, which is still relevant today. Be it her outfits or her jewelry, fans always wanted to copy everything about her look which included her signature hairdo. Princess Diana used to change her hairstyle slightly over the years. However, each time she altered it, she made headlines. The personal hairstylist of Princess Diana, Richard Dalton revealed how the two of them tactically planned her haircuts and never cut too much at a time in an interview. The Princess of Wales used to speak plenty to her hairdresser Richard Dalton , whom she saw almost every day. However, keeping respect for her sons, the hairdresser shared a very few details about the Princess's life with the public. Kevin Shanley, Richard's co-worker is the one who