Princess Diana’s Festive Easter Looks Through the Years: Colorful Catherine Walker Coats, Pastel Skirt Suits and More

More than 25 years after her death, Princess Diana’s legacy lives on through her style. Between royal engagements and worldwide tours, her fashions have been a source of perpetual inspiration — and the Princess’ Easter style is no exception. Before her divorce from King Charles III in 1996, Diana attended several Easter services at St. George’s Chapel at Windsor Castle, a popular royal tradition. Ahead, WWD looks back at her festive ensembles just in time for the holiday. 1983 Diana, Princess of Wales meets children on Easter Sunday in 1983 in Albury, Australia. During a visit to Australia, Princess Diana celebrated Easter in a floral quilted jacket by Miss Antoinette, pairing it with a turquoise silk dress and matching hat by Jan Van Velden. The royal completed her look with a pair of leather kitten heels. 1986 Diana, Princess of Wales leaves St. George’s Chapel after Easter services in 1986. Princess Diana accessorized her dark violet Caroline Charles skirt suit, which featured embroidery and puff sleeves, with a matching pillbox hat and a pair of black leather riding boots. 1987 Diana, Princess of Wales with Prince William and her nephew, Peter Phillips, attend church at St. George’s Chapel on Easter in 1987. The Princess of Wales coordinated with her son,

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