Once she became a princess, Diana switched gears and began to rely on trusted designers like Catherine Walker, Anya Hindmarch, and Murray Arbeid to create exquisite custom pieces. Whether she was taking in a performance of The Phantom of the Opera in a strapless navy ball gown by Arbeid covered in silver stars, or wearing a Catherine Walker taffeta number with a gathered skirt at a society gala in Melbourne during the Australian tour she and Charles undertook in 1988, Diana embodied the ideal of the princess, even when her life was far from that fantasy. On the 29th anniversary of Princess Diana’s death, revisit her style evolution below.