Princess Diana was determined to show that she was no longer living by the rules of the royal family following her split from Prince Charles - a fact that her designer can attest to

Dozens of items from the former Princess of Wales’ wardrobe — including dresses, hats, handbags and shoes — feature in the “largest collection” of the late royal’s fashion to go under the hammer.

Despite being from an aristocratic family, Diana worked as a nanny before marrying Charles, then Prince of Wales.

Princess Diana and Prince Charles, now King Charles III, divorced in August 1996, just a year before she was tragically killed - and now some of fashion decisions post-split have been revealed

Kate Middleton was effortlessly elegant as she attended Trooping the Colour to honour the King on June 14. The Princess of Wales was chic in a turquoise Catherine Walker coat dress which featured striking white collar detailing, and a matching fascinator.

In a recent interview on Hello!’s A Right Royal Podcast, Azagury revealed that the late princess wanted even shorter, sexier skirts and more revealing cuts for her dresses. However, both Azagury and Diana’s loyal butler, Paul Burrell, felt it was important to draw the line.

Princess Diana and Gianni Versace became friends in the last part of both of their lives, as both tragically died in the same summer of 1997. One garment Versace made for the Princess of Wales is now up for auction,

Edward White ends up with something that is waffly, unfocused, and its sprinkles of greatness are too often drowned by dross.