The Princess & The Platypus Foundation

  When it comes to iconic royal fashion, there are few items that capture the spirit of Princess Diana quite like her single-breasted blazer from Turnbull & Asser . This blazer was made from finely checked wool in earthy tones of green, blue, and brown. The timeless piece proved to be much more than a staple. Instead, it was a reflection of Diana herself i.e. elegant, adaptable, and quietly powerful. A Blazer beyond Fashion Princess Diana wore this fashionable blazer at least four times across six years, every time styled differently. From official visits to casual family moments, this ensemble became a symbol of her ability to bridge the royal and the relatable with beautiful style.  The classic cut and refined tailoring spoke to her aristocratic roots. But the way she wore it spoke volumes about her personality i.e. warm, confident, and deeply in touch with the people. At the Army Barracks - Duty Meets Motherhood The earliest sighting of the blazer was in 1988. It ...

  Few designers left a mark on Princess Diana’s style the way Paul Costelloe did. As one of her earliest and most consistent collaborators, Costelloe brought tailored elegance and understated confidence into her public wardrobe. His influence remains visible today—across museums, archives, and modern fashion trends. When Diana stepped into the spotlight as Princess of Wales, she was expected to reflect tradition. But her fashion choices slowly evolved—shifting from frills and pastels into sharply cut silhouettes and confident lines. Paul Costelloe was a driving force behind that change. A Partnership Rooted in Trust Diana began working with Costelloe in the mid-1980s. What stood out wasn’t just his ability to design beautiful garments—it was his understanding of the demands placed on a royal figure. Public engagements. Long hours. Endless scrutiny. Costelloe designed with movement, modesty, and grace in mind. His work often featured clean tailoring, strong shoulders, and mini...

  If you are a history lover, fan, or one inspired by the life of the “People’s Princess”, The Princess Diana Museum will offer you a unique and moving experience. There are many exhibitions held in Kensington Palace and other locations, the virtual tour of the museum will showcase the magic and memory of the Princess directly to your drawing room. There are more than 2,700 curated items and multimedia features at the museum will offer you a powerful and personal glimpse into the life of the most beloved Princess.  Explore 14 Virtual Galleries When you start your virtual tour you will be taken through 14 themed galleries. These galleries will take you through different events during her childhood and royal wedding. It also covers her humanitarian works and the global legacy. As the galleries have interactive displays and narrations, your experience will be both intimate and informative. You can pause while having a look at her wedding gown or handwritten letter and absorb ...