Princess Diana's Wedding Gown Steals the Show in The Crown |Best Knockoff Luxury Clothing

published 20 August 2020

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Netflix has done it again. They've released a new teaser for the upcoming season of The Crown and made it hard to focus on anything else. Season four will debut on November 15 featuring Olivia Colman reprising her role as Queen Elizabeth. There will also be a newcomer whose role is highly-anticipated to say the least: Emma Corrin will play Princess Diana from ages 18 to 22 in the new season, so there will certainly be a lot of memorable royal style moments.

The new teaser trailer is brief, but offers just enough intrigue to make me mark my calendar in anticipation. The season will feature the iconic 1981 wedding of Princess Diana and Prince Charles, when Lady Diana Spencer was just 20 years old. In seasons five and six, she will be played by Elizabeth Debicki—but let's not get ahead of ourselves. Scroll down to watch the new trailer for The Crown.

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Princess Diana's 6 Most Iconic Outfits of All Time

princess-diana-wedding-the-crown-288729-1597946661661-image — #6: With Prince Harry in 1986

princess-diana-wedding-the-crown-288729-1597946640088-image — #5: At the Cannes Film Festival in 1987

princess-diana-wedding-the-crown-288729-1597946633728-image — #4: In Germany in 1987

princess-diana-wedding-the-crown-288729-1597946636551-image — #3: At a Polo Match in 1988

princess-diana-wedding-the-crown-288729-1597946663744-image — #2: At Her Wedding in 1981

princess-diana-wedding-the-crown-288729-1597946637201-image — #1: At the Serpentine Gallery in 1994

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