Chronological Provenance Timeline
Serpentine Gallery Debut
June 29, 1994 • London

The Serpentine Gallery & Vanity Fair Gala

Designed by Christina Stambolian in 1991, Princess Diana chose the form-fitting off-the-shoulder black silk crepe dress with an asymmetric hemline for the Serpentine Gallery fundraising party. The dress entered global pop culture history as the definitive 'Revenge Dress' on the evening Prince Charles publicly admitted his infidelity on television.
Designer: Christina Stambolian Location: Kensington Gardens Textile: Black Silk Crepe & Chiffon Cultural Impact: Iconic Landmark
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Archival Photography by Campbell Addy: Commissioned visual documentation capturing the exquisite textile draping, off-shoulder boning, and preservation status for the 30-year auction catalogue.
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Period Custodian / Owner Primary Purpose Beneficiary / Notes
1991–1997 Princess Diana (Personal Wardrobe) Private Royal Collection Worn June 1994 at Serpentine Gala
June 1997 Christie's New York (Lot #2) Charity Auction Raised $74,000 for AIDS & Cancer Charities
1997–2024 Private Scottish / International Collectors Archival Museum Loan Exhibited globally for breast cancer research
2024 (Current) Premier Auction House Consignment 30-Year Jubilee Auction Photographed by Campbell Addy; Philanthropic Proceeds
Auction Valuation & Philanthropic Simulator
Live Model
Auction Scenarios:
$1,500,000
2.2x
Pristine Archival (1.25x)
High (1.40x)
Projected Hammer Price (Simulated)
$4,620,000
Buyer's Premium (20%) $924,000
Total Realized $5,544,000
30-Yr Value Growth 62.4x
Honoring Diana's 1997 Charitable Mission
Simulated 40% auction proceeds dedicated to Cancer Research & AIDS Healthcare Foundations.
$1,848,000
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