When Princess Diana walked down the aisle of St. Paul’s Cathedral to marry Prince Charles on July 29, 1981, in an ivory silk taffeta gown with a dramatic 25-foot train, she cemented her place in ...

The dress was so memorable that a miniature one was made and featured in Franklin Mint's 1998 limited edition Princess Diana doll and was noted as one of her most iconic gowns. But, this isn't the ...

Princess Diana's wedding dress, with its 25-foot train and puff sleeves, will forever be an iconic piece of fashion history. But little did everyone know (Diana included) that she could have worn ...

Elizabeth Emanuel made her mark with Princess Diana's wedding gown, and now her remaking of the spare bridal dress is set to be on show in a virtual museum Elizabeth Emanuel poses with her ...

Fascination around the late Princess Diana’s 1981 wedding to the then-Prince of Wales, King Charles III, was fevered enough that her dress designer, Elizabeth Emanuel, recalled chaos outside the ...

Elizabeth Emanuel tells PEOPLE her project big project is the "sequel" Princess Diana's bridal style Princess Diana's wedding dress designer is going to "climb back into the time machine" and make ...

He covers all things entertainment, celebrity, and culture. Princess Diana's wedding gown may be one of the most famous dresses ever, but like Marvel intellectual property and just about every ...

Decades since Princess Diana and King Charles’ wedding in 1981 and her wedding dress is still one of the most memorable wedding dresses of all time. After all, in addition to being a wedding the ...

The designers only saw Diana ... princess bride,” she shares. The pictures of the radiant young woman, a nursery teacher-turned-royal shrouded in a cloud of glittering tulle on her 1981 wedding ...

Princess Diana had a few tricks up her sleeve ahead of her royal wedding. According to the late royal's wedding dress designer Elizabeth Emanuel, she secretly made a second bridal gown before ...

Princess Diana's wedding dress is one of the most iconic royal wedding gowns (actually, one of the most iconic wedding gowns period), and it was made by none other than designer Elizabeth Emanuel.