Princess Diana was known as the people's princess. Before her tragic death in 1997, she was consistent in her work with various charities [1], her special relationship with the public [2], and her family.
She also had timeless style [3] and often experimented with her makeup (blue eyeliner [4], anyone?), but the one thing she never changed was her hair. The late royal even had a sneaky way of cutting it [5] so that the public wouldn't notice: her hairstylist Richard Dalton once said, "we had to do it one-fourth of an inch at a time over several weeks" so that the attention by the press wouldn't take away from her work.
Unlike Catherine, Duchess of Cambridge and Meghan Markle [6], who have changed their hair [7] on various occasions and have both refined their signature style since joining the royal family [8], Princess Diana's approach was much more understated. She preferred to get swept-back blowouts with her pixie cut that had lots of volume, and she kept her hair an ashy blonde.
You'll see exactly what we mean ahead.
