Princess Diana: A Look Back At Her Most Glamorous Moments (PHOTOS)

We've looked back at the Royal Wedding on the anniversary of the day Diana married Prince Charles and we've reminisced about Princess Diana's style on the anniversary of her birthday.

Sadly, today we remember Diana and her stylish years on the anniversary of her death 14 years ago.

Below is a look back at some of the royal's most glamorous moments, from red carpets and royal affairs to beach vacations and heading to and from the gym. She managed to stay stylish and smiling during them all... even when things were far from easy.

Here is a look at Diana's incomparable style through the years.

Comments

[lillahhassan]

06:52 PM on 09/03/2011

Isn't the world greyer without her?

[Saxton]

07:07 PM on 09/01/2011

She definately had "it" without having to try hard. The wrong one departed too soon.

[ber6964]

03:24 PM on 09/01/2011

Loved her
RIP

[ghorialtaf]

01:11 PM on 09/01/2011

Princess Diana is my favorite personality,I like her very much.God bless her.

[nottoquicktojudge]

10:03 AM on 09/01/2011

Diana was so beautiful and of a beatiful spirit.

[Elroy Jetson]

08:04 AM on 09/01/2011

I miss Diana. Such a great woman, abused by the Royals. Ashame they had her killed off.

[jclewsmass]

09:24 AM on 09/01/2011

She was killed by a drunk driver! Get your facts straight.

[bobbiewick]

10:25 AM on 09/01/2011

A shame she didn't fasten her seatbelt in a speeding car.

[katherine2011ish]

05:12 AM on 09/01/2011

No doubt a woman of great courage and beauty.

[CAELadyJane50]

04:37 AM on 09/01/2011

I noticed how Diana had gradually changed her style from conservative to more liberal, while at the same time became more sociable and less shy over the years.

[ABXNOMORE]

10:02 AM on 09/01/2011

It's called maturation and life experience. She was practically a mere teen when she entered the Royal family, essentially put on the slaughter block once she quickly produced two heirs. She had more spunk in her then the Royals had imaged and wasn't content to be a woman to sit back while her husband carried on a secret life with another woman. May be women of by gone eras would have, but they misjudged her spirit and backbone no matter how they tried to crush it.

[Chloe33]

03:29 AM on 09/01/2011

Beautiful photos of her. Miss her being in the world.

[verycold]

11:40 PM on 08/31/2011

Gorgeous.  She just kept getting better with age.  What a smile.  She just lit up a room when she wanted to.  Her taste was impeccable. 

I was a huge fan of hers regardless of her flaws. 

[katherine2011ish]

05:22 AM on 09/01/2011

'Flaws' which were after her death often concocted or exaggerated, in an attempt, to place the monarch's power back on track.

[bobbiewick]

10:26 AM on 09/01/2011

The flaws were very well-known -- and widely written about -- during her lifetime.

[Myra Crimmin]

11:58 PM on 08/31/2011

What the hell are you talking about? Makes no sense at all.

[Gmoney1]

10:32 PM on 08/31/2011

she was so much classier and glamorous than katie -

[watch out world]

07:42 PM on 09/04/2011

Give Kate time!! Diana didn't start off being all that and more. She evolved into it. I think Katie will, too!!

[JFaye]

10:24 PM on 08/31/2011

She was indeed a beautiful, stylish woman and loving mother...

[Quatonia Brown]

09:56 PM on 08/31/2011

Diana thought that she was playing a game with the royal family. I have always thought that if she had lived, she would of regretted some of the things that she said and did.

[cheesiediva]

09:30 PM on 08/31/2011

Diana was always classy. That was the key to her phenomenal popularity throughout the world--a popularity that transcended language and culture. She was pretty, but her grace and elegance even in difficult situations is what won our hearts. Rest in peace, Diana. We love you!

[bobbiewick]

09:48 PM on 08/31/2011

She was especially 'graceful and elegant" when she was throwing up, cutting herself, throwing herself down a flight if stairs, having multiple affairs -- some with married men -- and announcing publically that Charles wasn't suited to be King, and that he should be omitted from the succession.

[agness nutter]

02:16 AM on 09/03/2011

The key to her phenomenal popularity was her physical beauty and brilliantly manipulative personality. Many people were - and still are - prepared to overlook or ignore countless transgressions and personal failings on her part in order to maintain their image of her as a "rose without a thorn". Henry Vlll was wrong about his rose without a thorn, and the Diana worshippers are equally wrong about theirs.