The 13 types of WFH wardrobe as told by Princess Diana's most iconic off-duty looks
She's one of the most-talked-about British royals of all time, but while Princess Diana's personal life may not have been without its controversies, her wardrobe was a resounding success amongst fashion critics and remains one of the most-loved ever since.
From the polka dot smock she wore leaving the hospital with a baby Prince William to her much-talked about 'Revenge Dress', Princess Diana was behind some of the most major fashion moments of the last century.
Even now, almost twenty-four years on from her tragic and untimely death, she is one of the most frequently-referenced muses within the fashion industry.
But while we are all no doubt familiar with her epic gowns, most photographed tour wardrobes and, of course, that antique lace wedding dress (complete with a 25-foot train of ivory silk taffeta), there is an archive of more under-the-radar, casual looks that we think deserve your attention. Not least because they speak to us on a deeper level right now...
As we prepare for what we hope to be a day of celebratory freedom on June 21st after fifteen months spent in varying degrees of pandemic-induced social isolation, we'd be lying if we said our wardrobes haven't seen a bit of a shift.
We may be planning some seriously epic post-lockdown looks, but there's no denying that the last year has provided a lot of food for thought in the world of comfort dressing.
We all embraced a little loungewear action to some degree during quarantine, and many of us enjoyed witnessing a similar style shift in our work colleagues over Zoom.
Whether they were standing strong and opting for full-blown home-office vibes via their regular workwear (with slippers, no doubt), or going entirely the other way and embracing prime comfort in pieces that previously only ever saw the inside four walls of a gym, we all know people from every inch of this lockdown sartorial spectrum.
Emerging almost as tribes, there are certain looks adopted by several of us, and - as is the case with all good trends - we're looking to Princess Diana as the instigator.
Scroll down for some good old fashioned escapism, and find your - and your friends' - isolation style.
Top tip: If there's one wardrobe style that your brain claims not to recognise, chances are that it may well be yours...
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Getty Images1. The one who 'nipped out' for a 'quick jog' every lunch
Getty Images2. The one 'keeping date night alive' with their equally overdressed 'better half'
3. The one who nailed 'business up top, slippers down below'
Getty Images4. The 'emergency dash to the corner shop for yet more snacks' look
Getty Images5. The one who wore a night dress as daywear (and got away with it)
Getty Images6. The green-fingered couple using the free time to 'spruce up' their hanging baskets
Getty Images7. The one determined to continue getting content for the 'gram
Getty Images8. The one who wore the same sweater on every Zoom call with (we presume) a random rotation of bottoms
Getty Images9. The annoyingly chic 'what, this old thing?' one
Getty Images10. The one who paired sportswear and super chic accessories to look athletic-but-cute during their brief breath of fresh air
Getty Images11. The one who threw on a random concoction of pieces but still looked impossibly chic
Getty Images12. The one brightening up morning conference calls after delving into their niche knitwear archive
Getty Images13. The 'If I'm not leaving the house I can at least pretend that it's summer' one
