Princess Diana was known for her iconic wardrobe, and now more of her looks are available for the public to purchase.
Hundreds of pieces of clothing worn by Diana, as well as memorabilia belonging to the late princess -- who died in a car crash in Paris in 1997 at the age of 36 -- are being presented in an auction Thursday in Beverly Hills, California.
The auction items include a silk floral-printed dress designed by Bellville Sassoon and worn by Diana on multiple occasions. The starting bid for the dress is $100,000, according to the auction site.
Another item, a custom peach hat by John Boyd, was worn by Diana as she left her honeymoon with now-King Charles III in 1981.
Princess Diana's 1981 black sheep sweater sold at auction for over $1.1 millionAlso included in the auction are evening gowns, clutches and shoes worn by Diana, as well as personal items like childhood photographs, wedding memorabilia, a signed royal portrait and clothing sketches.
Charles and Diana were married from 1981 to 1996, when they finalized their divorce. The former couple shared two children, Princes William and Harry.
Since her death in 1997, many items belonging to Diana have been sold at auction.
In 2023, an iconic sweater worn by Diana was sold by Sotheby's for $1.14 million, a price that set a world record at the time for an item of clothing worn by the late princess.
Princess Diana remembered as 'the people's princess' 25 years after her deathOther more personal items in Diana's collection were loaned by William and Harry in 2018 to Diana's dress exhibition at Kensington Palace.
