Princess Diana"s iconic last pictures will be displayed at her childhood home

Culture&Arts Iulia Postelnicu
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Commemorations keep on pouring for late Princess Diana.

An exhibit, a live event and, now, a display of one of her most iconic photographs that were taken in the year of her death.

All of these breathtaking pictures were taken by Mario Testino, a famous Hollywood photograph, who collaborated with Vogue. The pictures will be displayed right in her childhood home, Althorp House.

The exhibit will open its doors this summer. From May first, until October eighth, you will be able to see these last pieces of Diana. The brother of the late royal, Charles, is the one who took the initiative.

Only fifteen pictures will be exposed, but they are absolutely stunning. They capture perfectly the Princess’ personality and natural beauty.

Charles thinks that Mario Testino was the only one that managed to capture his sister’s essence. After so many years from her death, seeing this pictures left a huge impact on him. He could not think of a better tribute to the “beautiful, fabulous” Diana than these pictures.

The fifteen photographs were initially taken for “Vanity Fair” magazine. They are Diana’s very last portrays.

Before this, Testino had them displayed in his museum in Peru. The Kensington Palace also exposed them briefly about ten years ago.

Besides these pictures, the Althorp House will hold several other tributes in the memory of Diana. Charitable works will be featured

This year has a huge significance. Twenty years have passed since her tragic and sudden death. The royal house is trying to bring tributes to her through various ways. All year long, an exhibition will expose some of her most famous gowns.