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- Hailey Bieber has reproduced some of Princess Diana's most iconic looks to celebrate the anniversary of her death Vogue Paris.
- Net surfers seem to really like Hailey's look, with some claiming that it exudes a total Di princess atmosphere.
In case you do not know, this coming Saturday is a very important day in British royal history and pop culture. Princess Diana, also known as the Princess of the People, sadly passed away on 31 August 1997 after being injured in a car accident while traveling in Paris. The tragic accident of Diana may have occurred more than two decades ago, but its influence and presence are still felt today. So before all of Diana's tributes begin to pay tribute to her devoted fans this weekend, Hailey Bieber took it upon herself to pay tribute to Princess Di in the best way possible, with a photo shoot, of course!
For the last issue of Vogue Paris, Hailey recreated some of Princess Di's signature looks, including sweatshirts, oversized blazers, blue denim and biker shorts. And honestly, the photos slam! The plans were set to look like a series of candids taken by Diana in the 90s and the results are staggering. It's like trying to play a "Spot the Difference" game, but with Hailey Baldwin and Princess Diana as characters, LOL.
«New story for @vogueparis photographed by @gstyles and styled by @virginiebenarroch all the credit and inspiration for the incredibly beautiful and iconically stylish Princess Diana to whom I inspired an inspiration of style as long as I remember, "wrote Hailey on Instagram. . "Thank you for leaving behind a legacy of fashion and style as iconic." Take a look at these photos and get ready for OBSESS:
Although the photo shoot is related to the date of Diana's death, the fans were incredibly supportive of Hailey's decision to honor Diana in this way. Many people on Twitter thought that Hailey was beautiful in the photos and that the resemblance she has with Diana is quite striking.
Struggling to see the similarities? Here is a proof that the resemblance is totally present:
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