Princess Diana's iconic "revenge dress," worn on the day Prince Charles admitted to infidelity, is set for auction in New York.
NEW YORK — Princess Diana's "revenge dress" is going up for sale for the first time in 30 years.
Diana wore the dress on June 29, 1994, on the same day her then-husband Prince Charles admitted he had been having an affair.
The late Princess of Wales chose to still attend a party at the Serpentine Gallery in London wearing the black, figure-hugging gown.
The dress, which broke royal protocol, became known as the "revenge dress." At the time, royals could wear black only at funerals.
After being displayed in London, Hong Kong and Geneva, the dress will head to auction in New York on Dec. 9. The gown by Greek designer Christina Stambolian is expected to sell for ...

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