"[Diana] really used it to help her do the job at hand as a princess, humanitarian and patron of the arts." Lynn noted that Diana also adapted fashion to suit her high-profile role as a humanitarian whose frequent interactions with everyday people and the downtrodden affectionately earned her the moniker "the People's Princess." "When she was visiting childrens hospitals, for example, she would wear bright cheerful colors so that the children would find her approachable," Lynn said of Diana
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