Princess Diana's Elegance at a Global Auction: 200 Pieces Tell Stories

In an exceptional event that reflects the ongoing passion for Princess Diana, Julien's Auctions has announced the largest-ever auction of items from the late Princess of Wales's wardrobe.

Princess Diana's Wardrobe to Go Under Largest Auction: More Than 200 Pieces of Royal Elegance

The auction, titled "Princess Diana's Style and Royal Collection," will take place on June 26 in Beverly Hills and will feature more than 200 items, including elegant dresses, handbags, and personal items, some of which belonged to Queen Elizabeth and the Queen Mother.

Martin Nolan, CEO of Julien's Auctions, stated that the public has always associated with Princess Diana and felt a special attraction to her elegance and unique style, saying: “People are looking to own a piece of royal history, and Diana in particular represents an eternal symbol of elegance and humanity.”

Iconic pieces that carry human stories and timeless style.

Among the highlights of the auction is the Belleville Sassoon "Care" dress, which Diana wore in 1989 during visits to sick children, distinguished by its cheerful colors and friendly design. The auction also includes a cocktail dress that Diana wore toward the end of her life as a symbol of her independence, as well as handwritten notes and cards.

Nolan emphasizes that each piece on display is a “window into a historical moment,” noting that Diana’s style has stood the test of time and has become a reference in the world of fashion and compassion.

A world tour before the auction... stopping in London and Ireland

Before the items go on auction, the collection will make a number of cultural stops on a tour that begins on May 1 at the Museum of Pop Culture in Seattle, then heads to the Fashion Icons Museum in Newbridge, and concludes in London.

“We are proud to preserve Princess Diana’s legacy through pieces that tell stories of her humanity, style, and grace,” Nolan told The Mirror. “This collection is the most important yet, and each dress carries a glimpse of a woman whose influence continues to resonate with the world.”