Paris museum unveils new Princess Diana figure in iconic ‘revenge dress’

France 24Thursday, November 20, 2025 at 4:00:15 PM
Paris museum unveils new Princess Diana figure in iconic ‘revenge dress’
  • The Grévin Museum in Paris has introduced a new wax figure of Princess Diana, depicting her in the famous 'revenge dress', a significant symbol of her persona. This event marks a poignant remembrance of her life and impact, occurring many years after her untimely passing.
  • The introduction of this figure serves to celebrate Princess Diana's lasting legacy and cultural significance, reinforcing her status as an enduring figure in history and popular culture.
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