{"id":149770,"date":"2019-11-19T20:33:23","date_gmt":"2019-11-19T19:33:23","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/graziamagazine.com\/es\/?p=149770"},"modified":"2019-11-19T20:42:18","modified_gmt":"2019-11-19T19:42:18","slug":"el-vestido-con-el-que-lady-di-bailo-con-travolta-sale-a-subasta","status":"publish","type":"articles","link":"https:\/\/graziamagazine.com\/es\/articles\/el-vestido-con-el-que-lady-di-bailo-con-travolta-sale-a-subasta\/","title":{"rendered":"El vestido con el que Lady Di bail\u00f3 con Travolta sale a subasta"},"content":{"rendered":"

Fue en los ’80, concretamente en 1985. Fue en la Casa Blanca y desde entonces se convirti\u00f3 en uno de los grandes momentos de la d\u00e9cada y de la vida de Diana de Gales. Aquel 9 de noviembre de 1985 Lady Di llegaba a Estados Unidos para cambiarlo todo<\/strong>, y la primera imagen cuando se baj\u00f3 del coche, enfundada en un vestido de corte sirena en un azul oscuro casi negro, era el inicio de una noche que se volvi\u00f3 m\u00e1gica.<\/p>\n

Dise\u00f1ado por Victor Edelstein<\/strong>, con la Diana trabaj\u00f3 durante mucho tiempo, aquella silueta ajustada y sobre todo aquel escote con los hombros al descubierto, no era muy visto entre las familia reales europeas. Lady Di descubri\u00f3 ese vestido en otro color en una de sus visitas al taller de Edelstein en Kensington, y se enamor\u00f3 de inmediato: lo encarg\u00f3 en aquel color m\u00e1s discreto que despu\u00e9s dar\u00eda la vuelta al mundo.<\/p>\n

Con ese vestidazo, y esas joyas de infarto, la princesa de Gales bail\u00f3 con el que durante mucho tiempo fue un sex symbol<\/em> de la \u00e9poca: Joh Travolta<\/strong>.\u00a0Ahora el vestido del baile con Travolta sale a subasta, aunque no es la primera vez.<\/p>\n

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Arguably the most iconic and memorable gown Princess Diana ever wore, second only to her wedding dress:\u2060\u2800 .\u2060\u2800 The midnight-blue velvet evening gown by Victor Edelstein, worn to attend the White House State dinner on the 9th November, 1985, where she famously danced with John Travolta\u2060\u2800 .\u2060\u2800 Victor Edelstein made dresses for Princess Diana over an eleven-year period. She would often pop into his shop at 3-4 Stanhope Mews and look through the collections whilst her security guard waited outside. The Princess saw this model in his studio in burgundy and requested it be made for her in midnight blue. The fittings for the gown took place in her private apartments at Kensington Palace. At the last fitting, Princess Diana was so delighted with the final result that she rushed to show it to Prince Charles. Mr Edelstein recalls that the Prince, who appeared in full regimental dress (as he had an official engagement that day), told the Princess that she looked wonderful in the gown and that it would be perfect to wear with jewels\u2060\u2800 .\u2060\u2800 Falling alluringly off the shoulders and with a diagonally-swathed velvet skirt which hugs the figure tightly to the knee, then flaring out into a broad flounce above layered tulle petticoats, this is one of the most glamorous gowns she ever wore. And it was clearly a favorite, being worn for at least five further Royal engagements\u2060\u2800 .\u2060\u2800 Poignantly, Princess Diana chose this gown 12 years later to wear for the last official portrait ever taken of her. The photograph, by Lord Snowdon, shows a thirty-five-year-old Princess appearing self-assured, confident and, of course, dazzlingly beautiful\u2060\u2800 .\u2060\u2800 (Lot 237, estimate \u00a3250,000-350,000. Auction 9th December)\u2060\u2800 .\u2060\u2800 .\u2060\u2800 #princessdiana #fashionhistory #johntravolta #thewhitehouse #victoredelstein #passionforfashion #vintagecouture<\/a><\/p>\n

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