THE DI EFFECT (DESIGNER'S DREAM): A Cultural Epic of Princess Diana and Fashions of a Goddess. With regal pictures and index. (Illustrated Memoirs of Diana, ... Wales; a Queen of People's Hearts Book 2)

THE DI EFFECT (DESIGNER'S DREAM): A Cultural Epic of Princess Diana and Fashions of a Goddess. With regal pictures and index. (Illustrated Memoirs of Diana, ... Wales; a Queen of People's Hearts Book 2)

Elizabeth Jenkins

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Diana, Princess of Wales began her role as in a fairytale. She looked and behaved as a fairytale Princess, with stunning beauty, charm and heaven-blessed acts that largely continued throughout her life. Princess Diana was the epitomy of elegance and a model for women to emulate and for people to admire in her never-ending, exquisite designer clothes matched with brilliant, colorful jewelry and hats that she wore on her abundant appointments. She modified her hairstyles with impeccable style to complement her crowns and hats, or to wear without. She quite likely owned one of the world's greatest wardrobes and variety of hats worn with precision and as a sort of culture sometimes backed by royal history. Her manner was one of grace and elegance in unity with the way she looked, and the light of her inner spirit shone when she devoted her time to loving humanity that emanated as a great expression of charitable input. Her qualities and values were consistently evident in the spontaneous expressions that she uttered, or in the carefully constructed speeches that she delivered on numerous occasions at various events. Bring to mind that the Princess was the trendsetter for abolishing the AIDS stigma, held the dying in her arms, and concluded that everyone needs hugs! What was her favorite hymn, and who was her favorite Countess? All of these details are clear for you to read about with explanations about royal history, ongoing trends at the time, and the magnificent input of her talented fashion designers and milliners. This work illustrates prime selections of her outstanding collection of tiaras, necklaces, earrings, chokers, bracelets and hats worn with the majesty of her gowns and dresses during her duties and charitable input in each year of her Royal life, describes their meaning and impact involving interesting historical and contemporary elements of Royal culture as well as of fashion and ongoing trends entwined with her life as a Princess, and specifies the input of the many professional designers, milliners and hairstylists of superior skill that were involved to produce a kaleidoscope of brilliant colors of nature in fabric art that eventually led to the Christie's auction and the finest golden coiffes seen at that time; indeed a designers's dream and her cultural epic.
This book is a treasure, is beautifully narrated along with regal illustrations, and serves as a reference facilitated by its comprehensive index.