Irène Frain

Undisputed star of the media, Diana invented a style which helped her overcome the unhappiness that pervaded her personal life. The evolution of this style can be read as an intimate record, a form of secret diary. Condemned to silence by the constraints of royal protocol. Diana found a means of conveying her pain and disappointment, her rebellions and dreams, through the clothes she wore and the painstaking remodeling of her physical appearance. Discarding the outdated pomp and ceremony of the British monarchy, Diana remained forever torn between the demands of reality and the illusions of appearance.

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