Exhibition of Princess Diana's dresses

The video explores Princess Diana's influence as a fashion icon and her strategic use of clothing to support humanitarian causes. It highlights an exhibition at Kensington Palace showcasing her iconic outfits, from early demure styles to stunning evening wear. Designers like Catherine Walker played a crucial role in crafting her wardrobe, which was designed to draw attention to important causes. Diana's fashion choices, such as not wearing gloves when meeting people with HIV, made significant societal impacts. Her legacy continues to intrigue and inspire, preserving her fairy tale image even decades after her passing.

What is the main focus of the exhibition at Kensington Palace?

• Diana's iconic outfits

• Diana's personal life

• Diana's humanitarian work

• Diana's family history

Who were the primary designers for Princess Diana's wardrobe?

• Chanel and Dior

• Prada and Louis Vuitton

• Versace and Gucci

• Catherine Walker and Side Cyrus

What was the purpose of Diana's clothing choices according to the designers?

• To follow the latest trends

• To support her public role

• To overshadow her humanitarian work

• To compete with other fashion icons

What was significant about Diana's visit to the London Lighthouse?

• She avoided contact with people

• She wore a traditional gown

• She was the first to wear gloves

• She chose not to wear gloves

How do Diana's dresses contribute to her legacy?

• They are sold at auctions

• They are kept in a private collection

• They are part of a fairy tale image

• They are worn by celebrities