A floral tribute to Diana
Fleurs de Villes DIANA, at Somerset House is a floral exhibition of fifteen iconic dresses worn by Diana, Princess of Wales.
It has been created in an imaginative and spectacular way using beautiful fresh flowers, berries and natural foliage.
The exquisitely designed dresses are captured in great detail by skilled UK florists and displayed using mannequins.
Diana's jewellery, including her engagement ring, watch and pearls are all made from tiny, dried flowers or carefully painted seeds.
The attention paid to every tiny element of dress is incredible. Each display is a visual masterpiece.
Using fashion to connect with people
Set in the elegant East Wing Galleries, visitors can stroll through the exhibit and recall how Diana's HIV/AIDS advocacy and humanitarian work, diplomatic tours and walk through an Angolan minefield changed attitudes and lives.
The floral artworks celebrate her use of fashion to connect with people and raise awareness of the causes she championed and cared about.
The charity set up in her memory, The Diana Award, will receive a portion of every ticket sale to help and encourage young people to create positive change in the world; something Diana firmly believed in.
Fleurs de Villes DIANA runs for three weeks from 16 September to 6 October 2026 at Somerset House, Strand, London WC2R 1LA.
For tickets and more information visit
https://www.somersethouse.org.uk/whats-on/fleurs-de-villes-diana-in-support-of-the-diana-award
About Fleurs de Villes
Founded by Tina Barkley and Karen Marshall, Fleurs de Villes combines a love of flowers with local design talent to create stunning, bespoke floral art displays in cities around the world.
They work with top local florists, designers, growers and nurseries in each city to showcase talent and create spectacular floral artwork.