Unlike the princess of books or movies, real life ones are not perfect, though they are often seen as such. Status and crown do not protect them from the uncertainties they have about their appearance, which not infrequently reached even in complexes. Believe it or not, Princess Diana, the one adored by the whole world had low insecurity and self-confidence about some features of her appearance.
Although considered a style icon, Diana had the same complexions that most girls have. In 1990, for example, when artist Israel Zohar was painting her portrait, Diana constantly asked him to fix something in her appearance, especially when it came to her nose.
Her typical nose has been quite a bit discussed in the media and Diana herself tried to camouflage it through a certain haircut and posed at such angles that it did not look "big".
This angle, officially became the angle that identified him through the photos. Length, was another problem for him. Uncertainty came because she and Prince Charles were equally tall. In the photo, Princess Diana looks shorter than him, but this is because the photographers made such an angle and asked her to always dress in flat shoes.
As a result of the complexion with the length, Lady Diana also had problems with posture. Improper back posture later created health problems as well. Typical of Diana was the lowered head every time she talked to someone. This made the interlocutor comfortable to communicate with.
Another very pronounced complex of it came from the fact that she considered herself healthy. Such an idea had been created since the unintentional phrase that came out of Prince Charles when they were just married. It was enough for him to say, "Oh we're a little fat or not" to the young bride that the princess thought she was. In fact, the stylists who worked with her say she was so elegant that the bones in her face could be easily discerned.
Source: Bright Side
