"You could tell when she was feeling brave you could really relate to Diana through the clothes that she wore." Some of the items available were in TODAY's Studio 1A for co-anchor Savannah Guthrie to see, such as Diana's blue ball gown with silver stars, which she wore to the "Phantom of the Opera" in 1986, a luncheon in 1987 and a ballet performance of "Cinderella." "She was in touch with fashion economics, Diana, but also she loves to shine a spotlight on designers that were not very well-known," Nolan said
Choose face items that give emotion or a story
This shows the gold braid shoulder knots worn by NCOs and soldiers, as well as the braided gold front chinstrap on the caps of everyone
Opt for a knee-length or tea-length dress with subtle details like ruching, twist-front bodice, or cap sleeves
in this candid and sensuous portrayal of the actress, the viewer gets to cherish her work one final time before Monroes untimely demise
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