The Crown: The 15 outfits of Lady Di worn by Emma Corrin in the Netflix series

In the series, Emma Corrin takes on an iconic outfit of the young Diana Spencer, carried shortly after the paparazzisaientapris his affair with Prince Charles.Composed of a sleeveless V-neck sweater carried over a blouse and a fluid pleated skirt, the young woman's look had, at the time, hit the headlines since the said skirt suggested her legs through the fabric.

In July 1981, in a polo game in which her future husband participated, Diana appeared in a comfortable outfit but not devoid of style.Indeed, for this sporting event, the young woman takes a top with the colorful print embellished with a worked claudine neck, all under a yellow overalls.In the series, Emma Corrin enhances this outfit with a cardigarod.

Impossible not to recreate an outfit to the tartan print.In the early 1980s, Princess Diana sports it in hot tones with a set surrounded by the waist composed of a buttoned jacket to the pass, a mididian skirt a pair of white tights.In the series, Emma Corrin carries it in a similar way but in darker colors eTA with a simple mao collar.

In order to perfectly recreate the scene of the official announcement of the engagement of Charles and Diana, Emmacorrin has put on the exact outfit carried by the future bride for the occasion: a superb blue set signed Cojana for Harrods, with a blouse with printed birds, embellishedof a lavallière collar knotted on the side.

In episode 6 of season 4, Emma Corrin wears a sublime red dress with sparkling polka dot, accompanied by a small silver pocket.An ultra chic outfit that is reminiscent of that of Princess Diana, during the preview of the film James Bond "just for your eyes", at the Odeon Leicester Square, in 1981.For this occasion, the young woman had indeed opted for a similar dress from the British fashion fair Bellville Sassoon.

And it seems that this creation was very appreciated by the princess since she carries her a second time to go to the Royal Opera, the following year.

Only a few days before their marriage, Charles and Diana attend a final rehearsal, at Saint-Paul cathedral, in London.That day, the future bride chose a dress with a liberty, blue and lilac print, three-quarter sleeves.An outfit reproduced identically for Emma Corrin in episode 3.

This is undoubtedly one of the most impressive pieces created for the needs of the series.Indeed, it was essential or even unthinkable not to see the nuptial dress of Princess Diana in this fourth season.In order to perfectly reproduce the dress imagined by David and Elizabeth Emanuel, the costume designer Amy Roberts worked from the bosses of it without however making an exact replica.Nevertheless, one can only recognize the meticulous work and the striking resemblance between Emma Corrin and Diana in this sumptuous wedding dress today iconic.

At the beginning of 1983, Charles and Diana began their first royal tour.During this official journey, the spouses stop in Australia and notably visit Ayers Rock.On this occasion, Diana is betting on simplicity with a white summer dress - ideal for countering the heat of this arid region - with the square collar and slightly brutal sleeves.A pretty outfit that we owe to the Singaporean fashion designer Benny NGO.As we can see in this photo taken during the shooting of the series, the young British actress adorns herself with the same immaculate outfit to reproduce the scene identically.

Still during her trip to Australia, in March 1983, Lady Di made an official appearance in the city of Perth.This time she wears a flashy polka dot dress signed Donald Campbell, accessorized with a matching headdress imagined by John Boyd.

A bold outfit that Emma Corrin also carries in episode 6 of season 4.From bibi to the white cover, passing through the bracelet carried on the right wrist, the smallest detail is respected to the letter.

Another Australian step, Canberra.Princess Diana takes on a set of blue color, Mao collar, marked at the waist by a bow tie and tight sleeves on wrists.A total look created by Catherine Walker - the princess's awarded designer - accessorized by a small hat by John Boyd, a white pocket and a colorful necklace in pearls.

An outfit that suits the princess of Wales to perfection but also to Emma Corrin.

During a gala at the Wentworth Hotel, in Sydney, the princess of hearts appeared in a sublime long blue dress, accompanied by a silver belt and a matching pocket.The string of ruffles and the iridescent binders which cover the said dress give it a vaporous and voluptuous sparkling effect.A legendary outfit that we owe to Bruce Oldfield.

It is therefore impossible not to find this sublime creation in the British series.

Another more comfortable but just as famous look, this fuchsia pink set consisting of a chilling pants and pants cigarette cut, as well as moccasins with white fringes.An outfit that we find carried by Emma Corrin but, this time, with a pair of immaculate rollerblades.

In episode 9 of season 4, Emma Corrin elegantly slips into a long purple dress, adorned with golden details and a slightly draped bustier.A very glamorous evening look completed by a stole tone on the back.If in the series, the actress puts on this pretty outfit to go to the Royal Opera, our fashion radar cannot help but find her a certain resemblance to that carried by Lady Di during the Cannes Festival, in May 1987.During the high mass of French cinema, the princess of Wales had indeed opted for a strapless dress in pale blue silk muslin with a matching stole.A creation imagined, this time again, by Catherine Walker and which would be inspired by Grace Kelly's dress in the film "La Main à Collet" (1955), by Alfred Hitchcock.

Still in the register of dresses strongly inspired by Princess Diana's dressing room, this One Shoulder dress.Flower print, long and similar draped sleeve: if in the series, the actress carries a white covered with multicolored flowers, she is reminiscent of the red and black dress created by Catherine Walker and adopted by Lady Di, forA dinner in 1988.

Another outfit that Lady Diana has chosen to be a long time.Made by Victor Edelstein, this lumen coat was worn by the princess during an official visit to Paris, in 1988, but also in the United States, a few months later.Sumptuous, this cream -colored silk dress consists of a very worked and sparkling bustier as well as a matched long -sleeved bolero.A real princess dress.