The Princess & The Platypus Foundation

  Do you also feel thrilled and excited when you go through the life story of Princess Diana? Then you will definitely get more enthralled by exploring the Althorpe Estate. The Althorpe estate attracts thousands of visitors every year. Spread across 13000 acres of beautiful countryside that stretches across Northamptonshire into other neighbouring counties, the estate has been the ancestral home of the Spencer Family for 19 generations! Doesn't that sound interesting and surprising? Althorpe Estate is the home of Earl Spencer, brother of the late People's Princess Diana. The estate comprises of farms, cottages, woodlands and villages, everything set within the scintillating countryside. Do You Know Facts: Darlington Hall, a stunning stately home that is owned by the Spencer family, has the current market price of £925,000. However, if you do not have such a huge amount with you to buy that, you can still take pleasure in the grandeur of the Althorpe Estate. Numerous touris...

  Diana, the Princess of Wales captivated the entire nation ever since she first made her public appearance in 1981. She became People's Princess soon and was being loved as a princess, patron as well as a fashion trend setter. Her legacy still lives on, 20 years after her untimely death. To celebrate the life and legacy of Princess Diana, an exhibition and a temporary garden has been opened at Kensington Palace, which she called her home for 15 long years. To explore and know more about the Princess, the best way is to make a visit to the Princess Diana Museum . The museum displays over 1700 of the most iconic, thoroughly curated, personal and historical artifacts in a 3D interactive environment that entails the different phases of the Princess's life starting from early childhood through her teenage until her tragic untimely death. The Princess Diana Museum showcases the implausible life and legacy of the princess. Four Decades Old "Royal Wedding Cake Slice" Gets...

  Hello, welcome to The Princess and the Platypus Foundation. The Princess and the Platypus Foundation presents you Princess Diana Museum. Now you can view Princess Diana Museum virtually, it will be a great exciting experience for sure. You will be getting a chance to view the most valuable and beautiful personal belongings of Princess Diana. You will be having a wow expression on your face when you will be taking a look at the items preserved in the museum. Get an amazing chance to view the most alluring museum, "Princess Diana Museum" by getting access. Princess and the Platypus : The Princess and the Platypus Foundation, and the Princess Diana Museum is a public charity with a mission of raising funds to acquire, loan, maintain, preserve, educate and display to the public items of cultural and historical interest relating to Princess Diana and to give back to other charities in the honor of Princess Diana. We are looking forward to connecting with people having unique...

Who can forget Diana’s stagy arrival at the Serpentine Gallery on the night in 1994 when Prince Charles admitted his unfaithfulness to Jonathan Dimbleby on Television? Diana’s last-minute outfit selection – an audacious, off-the-shoulder black outfit by Christina Stambolian, with a sprawling chiffon tail, which afterward became famous as ‘the revenge dress’ – was evident that this was a lady who understood the compelling power of clothes. It was her pinnacle as a style queen, the most photographed lady in the globe. The people’s princess had a soft spot for several British Designers, including David & Elizabeth Emanuel (who designed her nuptial outfit), Catherine Walker (Princess Diana was veiled in a black outfit by her), Bruce & Jenny Packham, but her fashion voyage starts with a name that is perhaps less familiar. One of her favourite designers, as well as trusted friend, David Sassoon relished extraordinary access to the royal inner circle. David Sassoon is the designer...

  Hello, Princess Diana Museum welcomes you. We are super excited to have you here. This museum has Princess Diana's personal belongings. You can take a look at the eye-catching belongings present in the museum. Princess Diana Museum : The museum is considered to be one of the largest collections of Princess Diana's personal belongings. There are more than 1,700 carefully curated, personal, iconic, and historical artifacts of Princess Diana. All these are made to flaunt in a 3D environment, visualizing the whole life of Princess Diana, from her childhood to her teenage period and her death. The museum portrays her incredible life and her bequest. You can take a look at all the personal and amazing belongings displayed in Princess Diana Museum. Our Objective: Our objective is to fundraise for maintaining, acquiring a loan, preserving, educating, and displaying items of historical and cultural interests of Princess Diana to the public, and also to give back to other charities...

  Wonder about the world's most extensive assortment of Princess Diana’s personal artifacts on display through this exceptional online 3D virtual museum.  The Princess Diana Museum - Online 24/7 The museum has the most extensive assortment of Princess Diana's personal belongings on the planet in display, online 24/7. The only Princess Diana online museum that contains more than 1,700 meticulously curated notable, individual and authentic historic rarities spanning over Diana's lifetime from early childhood to her sad demise in August 31, 1997. Her personal belongings and artifacts displayed in the museum in a novel detailed 3D interactive manner. The antiquities portray her unbelievable life and uncover her lasting legacy.  Inside the museum  Once inside the museum, a continuous virtual guided tour in English and Spanish, real time position and area map will guide you through the exhibition and 14 exhibition galleries. The select community video and chat empower...

  Jacques Azagury has worked in fashion for over thirty years – dressing stars from actresses Elizabeth McGovern, Helen Mirren, to his late friend, Princess Diana. He has witnessed the fashion industry evolve and seen recycled looks emerge on catwalks. And yet, unlike several designers of his generation, Azagury has never tired of his profession.  Jacques Azagury met Princess Diana in 1987 in London, when he was displaying a fall/winter collection. They were first introduced by British Vogue editor Anna Harvey. There the princess had her eye on a dress and 3 weeks later, Jacques got a call from the Royal Palace. “They say, ‘would you mind if the princess came to see the dress once more because she loved it.’ And that is how Jacques Azagury got to design the 1st dress for Princess Diana and the bonding carried on right up until the last dress.  Listed below are a selection of Jacques' favourite dresses for Princess Diana: Black Chantilly Lace Dress: Hand embroidered w...