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Meghan Markleis known for herchignons, andKate Middletownis known for herbouncy blowouts.
And while they have worn plenty of other looks, they will forever be remembered for their go-to styles.
The same is true of the iconic Princess Diana.
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Farrah Fawcett Blowout
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Length is not a requirement to getFarrah Fawcett-inspired feathering.
Princess Diana used the short layers of her blunt bob to achieve the iconic blowout technique to masterful effect.
This gave all her looks added dimension, texture, and volume.
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The proof is in this pixie cut, which she paired with her famous pearl choker.
International Fashions
Princess Diana’s attire at international events often made unforgettable impressions.
Take this sapphire and diamond headband she wore to a dinner in Japan.
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It matched her waterlines, usually chalked with blue eyeliner.
Curled Fringe
Bangsoften accompanied Princess Diana’s haircuts.
It’s a practical way to showcase other elements of your strands or the features of your wardrobe.
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Here, Princess Diana’s ear tuck highlights her diamond earrings with hanging pearl teardrops and her sleevelessboatneck collardress.
Chin-Grazing Bob
As Princess Diana settled into the royal family, her hair settled into longer lengths.
This chin-grazingbobis as long as it got in the later years of her life.
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Length aside, it’s clear that her layers never quit.
Wavy Lob
Roller setsare an effective, hands-off way to get long-lasting movement into the hair.
This will allow tuck the ends under and add emphasis to those larger waves up top.
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The mullet shape is short up top, tapered around the sides, and longer at the neck.
This retro-infused look has a sleek side part with ends that curve upward.
This cut is characterized by its flat, blunt ends that allude to fullness.
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With layers in the mix, Diana’s hair looked full and vibrant in any style.
This iconic look was a major departure from the go-to hairstyles of royal women at the time.
Short, full, and softly tousled were its defining characteristics.
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Regardless of its finished style, this haircut is guaranteed to offer a flattering frame to any face shape.
This can help lock the hair into place while also maintaining separation.
Decadent Details
Royals have always turned to wearingtiarasat moments of significance.
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Teased bangs andface-framing layerswere a very iconic look in the ’80s for Princess Diana and just about everyone else.
Thesewispy bangswere a perfect way to break up her natural density and lighten the load above her brow line.
Nested into a bed of teased strands, this fluffed-up crop was all the rage.
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This noteworthy trend is a combination of features from the shag haircut and the mullet.
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