How to recreate Princess Diana’s outfits on the high street (from The Crown Season 4)

For outfit number one, Diana's lovely little number (so casual) that she wore to the Coppelia Ballet at St. James Theatre in Auckland, New Zealand. The lilac colour is just stunning, and we think The Crown, despite a different neckline, duped the dress pretty well. Let's see how we can recreate it...

This is prettiest dress we've ever seen- and looks so similar to Princess Di's with its ruffles, and colour. And the tiered skirt is to die for. If this doesn't tickle your fancy, we have another option for a cheaper lilac dress below...

This is a dress that matches more of Emma Corrin's dress in The Crown, with its halter neckline. It's such a lovely shade of lilac, and silky to the touch. Goddess-realness.

Here's a cute little clutch bag that matches the look, with a cool metallic snake texture.

Finish off the look with these gorgeous 18k gold plated teardrop pearl earrings. For only £35, these earrings are S T U N N I N G, and will make you feel like Diana in any outfit, but especially this one.

Diana was well known for her adorable sweater collection, this infamous sheep sweater being worn to a polo match in 1981. We've got a couple of dupes for you to feel your odd-ball sweater fantasy, but firstly- have we got some news for you...

Would you believe it- someones recreated the exact sheep sweater that Diana wore! Bad news though folks, you will have to cash out £250 for the item. If that price makes you scream internally (because...same), keep reading to find affordable dupes!

To find some budget-friendly recreations of Diana's quirky sweaters, we've taken more inspiration from another one of her sweater moments- here in Balmoral. Yet again, The Crown got the look spot on, and here are our dupes...

Here's a stonker of a deal- on Etsy, you can get a "Buy 2, get 1 free" deal on these vintage sweaters, that give major Diana vibes.

This adorable cherry printed jumper is the perfect way to replicate Diana's collection of wacky sweatshirts!

And here's another sweater dupe. The argyle print is giving us major Balmoral, Scottish energy.

To finish off the look- pop this white turtleneck bodysuit underneath your chosen sweater, and you'll look totally Diana-in-the-highlands.

Next outfit is Diana's ruffle-tastic gown she wore at a dinner in New Brunswick, Canada- replicated perfectly on the Crown. Keep scrolling to see our high-street dupes (excluding the Diana Tiara, unless you want to grab a plastic one from Poundland?)

Although a little muted when it comes to the ruffles, this dress from Dorothy Perkins has the same elegant style and colour of the original. So pretty.

Accessorise the waist with this chunky gold waist belt from Amazon.

Same amount of sparkles as Diana's original clutch, but only a ginormous fraction of the price- win win.

The Crown nailed this next Diana outfit, which she wore during a visit to Perth, Australia. Pink really is her colour (although...she could rock any colour couldn't she? She could've probably rocked a bin bag on the red carpet). Anyway...

This stunning dress from Kitri is a slightly more of a salmon/coral shade, but has the polka-dot, sophisticated style down to a T. It's a little on the expensive side, so keep scrolling for a cheaper alternative to Diana's dress.

A cheaper option, and the PERFECT shade of pink to match Diana's dress.

To finish off outfit number 4, here's a gorg fascinator from Caprilite. Diana's original is more a mix between a scarf hat and a fascinator, so we've found a good mixture of the two in this piece. There are loads of cheap fascinators on the market, so its a breeze to find any shade to suit your choice of dress.

Our favourite outfit from The Crown season 4 is when Emma Corrin, playing Diana, wears this replica from Diana's polo match in 1981. This was super fun to recreate, and something we would defo want in our wardrobe.

Let's start off with the pastel yellow dungarees- a perfect dupe coming from Etsy, at an even more perfect price.

Underneath the dungarees, this cream blouse brings whimsy and charm.

For the cardigan, don this fetching patterned cardigan from New Look.

To finish off- a fashion hack. If your shirt hasn't got your desired collar, buy a detachable one! This frilly peter pan collar finishes off this outfit to perfection.

This outfit is from the drama-filled episode that covers Charles and Diana's tour of Australia, which had us on the edge of our seat. Whilst stressing over the storyline, we did also happen to notice the cute outfit, and recreated it for you...

BINGO- what a match! pats self on shoulder

Add this white cross-over handbag, with croc texturing. Totally Australian, mate.

Finishing up this Australian, wind-swept look, here's an affordable, but luxurious looking watch from Anaii. It makes sure you look extra classy when you're checking the time every two seconds.

Who could forgot Diana's engagement announcement outfit? We won't be able to find you a budget-version of her engagement ring (disappointing, I know), but we can replicate the rest!

A great match for Diana's engagement outfit, only with a slight contemporary touch- swapping the blazer and skirt for a dress. Add some plain black tights for a smart chic look perfect for work. Keep scrolling for the complete outfit...

For the bird printed blouse under the dress, we found this dupe from Rydale, with a flying geese pattern. If you want to change it up a bit, there are other patterns available- such as hares and horses! We know this shirt doesn't have a pussy-bow neckline like the original, but we have a solution...

A simple neck scarf completes the look- there are many colours to choose from, but we recommend cream or white for this outfit.

The Crown Season 4 went in quite a different direction to the original dress Diana wore for a state dinner at the British Embassy in Paris, but we're a fan of both looks. So, we've selected two dresses that represent each look...

For Diana's original look, we suggest this slinky red number from Club L London- the one-shoulder sexiness is real.

If you're looking for The Crown's version of the dress, we have a great, fancy-as-heck alternative from River Island.

The coolest shot in The Crown season 4 was defo when Diana was casually roller skating around Buckingham Palace (which she actually did in real life). What a legend. Here's our take on the look...

Starting off with this comfy v-neck sweater- a flawless colour match!

To go underneath the sweater, this frilly turtleneck from ASOS is perfect.

This gingham pattern is black & pink instead of white & pink, but who says we couldn't renovate the outfit a little? We live on the edge.

And finally, the cherry-on-top, the roller skates! These ones from Amazon are a perfect dupe for Diana's in The Crown (although we recommend if you're new to the sport, wear some knee pads!)

Ok, so this last one might be a little silly. But come on- we have to try and recreate the wedding dress!! Scroll on to see how well we did...

Although we will never be able to fully recreate the majestic wedding dress that Diana wore (mainly because at the time it was estimated to have cost £9,000 to make), this stunning John Lewis wedding dress has the same regal, vintage style as the original. This is a total princess-worthy dress, and at a pretty good price when it comes to wedding expenditure, we would totally wear this!