London: The wedding dress of Princess Diana, Princess of Wales, is going on display at her former Kensington Palace home.
According to details, the dukes of Cambridge and Sussex have loaned the dress to the exhibition, which is scheduled a month before Diana would have turned 60.
Designed by David and Elizabeth Emanuel, Diana wore the dress wore on her wedding day 40 years ago for her wedding with Prince Charles.
The gown features a 25ft (7.6m) sequin-encrusted train, which filled the aisle of St Paul's Cathedral.
Organisers of the exhibition, Royal Style in the Making, say the dress is "now among the most famous in bridal history".
The dress has a fitted bodice overlaid with panels of antique Carrickmacross lace originally belonging to Queen Mary.
The exhibition is being held at the Kensington Palace Orangery and will be open to public on June 03 and continues on to early January 2022.
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