As she became a regular visitor to hospitals, and orphanages, helping and comforting the unprivileged she wore more of suits and jacket dress.

The hard shoulders she wore made her look assertive and the media started talking her more seriously.

Fashionist believe that this was an intentional style statement since Diana wanted people to know her more than just being a royal princess with a beautiful face.

Tailored cut suits

The tailored cut suits became an integral part of her travelling wardrobe particularly during her official visits, for suits besides relying on to British designers she started wearing lot of Chanel particularly while visiting Europe.

Though very finely cut and stiffly fitted these suits still had a very feminine air around them because of the use of rather feminine trims like buttons, belts ,laces and buttons.

Hats and Tiaras

Any haute couture fashion is always incomplete if the accessories are not taken care of, Princess Diana was full aware of that.

Flamboyant headgears, hats and scarves that the lady had worn besides the famous tiaras and dazzling head bands were some famous accessories that every lady would envy.

Besides hats and tiaras one unforgettable fashion statement that Diana flaunted was that of chokers, chunky jeweled with pearls and emeralds, chokers were her all time favorite something that she carried off with sophistication and grace that could be only possessed by the royals.

She was believed to have videotaped every one of her television appearances, carefully analyzing every detail, including her hair, makeup and, of course, clothing.

What specially made princess Diana very popular in her personal as well as public life was her ability to dare and experiment, as a result she could look sophisticated even in the simplest of attire.

Blessed with a perfect gym toned figure and height, her modern attire contributed and gave her a very modern and contemporary chic look.

Much of what made Princess Diana very popular and beloved by the public was her modern approach to her own life, both public and private. As with the other great style icons of this century, it was Dianas ability to look cool and chic in the simplest attire.

Having established an appropriate, non-dowdy modern style of royal dressing she brought world recognition to young British designers while she was still a British princess.

Contemporary responses to Diana's life and legacy were mixed but a popular fascination with the Princess endures.

Princess of Wales was undoubtedly one of the most influential fashion icons of all the times.