We couldn't be more excited to visit Kensington Palace's new fashion exhibition Dress Codes, which features royal outfits through the generations, and is already causing a buzz as fans will see never-before-displayed outfits, including three stunning looks from Diana, Princess of Wales.
Chatting about the new exhibition on A Right Royal Podcast, it was revealed that sadly Kate's famous pieces aren't on display at the exhibition, which includes historical royal looks from the late 1600s up to close to the present day.
However, modern outfits won't be displayed, with the exhibition instead revealing looks from the likes of Princess Margaret, Princess Diana and even Queen Victoria.
Speaking about what to expect, our royal correspondent Danielle Stacey received a sneak peak of the showcase, saying: "Dress codes takes you through the evolution of codes and conventions throughout royal history, there are items that have never been displayed before, including a rare mourning bodice worn by Queen Victoria that was newly acquired by Historic Royal Palaces."
She continued: "There are three pieces worn by Diana, Princess of Wales in the exhibition, and it opens with her red, glittering Bruce Oldfield dress that she wore on a tour of Saudi Arabia in 1986 and that's displayed alongside a tweed hacking jacket."
Hear more about the exhibition (as well as hosts Andrea Caamano and Emmy Griffiths' thoughts on their favourite royal style) above!
© GettyWe also catch up with our fabulous Royal editor Emily Nash, who is rubbing shoulders with Prince William during his visit to Tallinn, Estonia, but took the time to catch up and fill us in on everything we need to know about his visit. Enjoy!
