Tomorrow, the first instalment of the final season of The Crown will be released. The episodes will follow the last few months of Princess Diana’s life, where the royal spent much of the summer travelling around the Mediterranean with her partner Dodi Fayed, and her two sons, Harry and William. For this reason, her wardrobe makes a real departure from what we have seen through seasons four and five, which was mostly filled with ballgowns and smart suiting.

Dua Lipa in CourrègesLionel Hahn//Getty ImagesDua Lipa added some sparkle to the Grammys red carpet in her custom Courrèges look, which consisted of a low-cut neckline, cut-out pocket detail and extra-long sleeves. She paired her dress with a bold Tiffany & Co statement necklace and Jimmy Choo heels. Olivia Rodrigo in vintage VersaceFrazer Harrison//Getty ImagesFor her first look of the night, Olivia Rodrigo chose an archival Versace dress, which was first seen on the house's spring/summer 1995 catwalk, with Bulgari jewellery.

Use Arrow Keys to NavigateView Gallery 15 Slides Advertisement - Continue Reading Below 1Marilyn MonroeGetty ImagesThe Old Hollywood actress highlighted her famed curves in a barely there, bedazzled dress as she visited The White House in 1962 to sing 'Happy Birthday' to President Kennedy. Advertisement - Continue Reading Below 2Kate Mosss and Naomi Campbell Getty ImagesThe supermodel duo attended an Elite Model Agency Party in September of 1993 wearing matching sheer frocks.

These earrings just set the world record for the most expensive pair ever auctioned after being sold for $57.4 million. The blue and pink pear-shaped diamonds, named Apollo and Artemis after the Greek gods, were auctioned off at Sotheby's last night. Although sold separately, the same buyer purchased both pieces—the blue for over $42 million and the pink for over $15 million. Getty Images The Apollo blue is said to be the "

Un giardino esotico, realizzato dal paesaggista inglese Russel Page per il compositore Sir William Walton e sua moglie Susana in una valle dell’Isola d’Ischia. La Mortella, angolo di paradiso a picco sul mare di Forio, diventa Partner Garden della Royal Horticultural Society (RHS), la società di giardinaggio più prestigiosa del mondo, che annovera oltre seicento mila soci coinvolti in una serie di iniziative: dai servizi di consulenza alle conferenze, dallo scambio di bulbi alle prove di coltivazione, dai festival tematici alle mostre.