Princess Diana exhibition reopens with new outfits on display

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Princess Diana exhibition reopens with new outfits on display

The long-running exhibition celebrating the style of Princess Diana is reopening at Kensington Palace - after being closed to allow new outfits to be added.

Among the items going on display for the first time are the flak vest, chinos and denim shirt that Diana wore during a visit to a landmine field in Africa in 1997.

A pink David Sassoon dress worn on her honeymoon with Prince Charles has also been added.

'Diana: Her Fashion Story' is on at Kensington Palace. 

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