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(1 May 2012) HEADLINE: An exhibit fit for a princess
CAPTION: Princess Di was known for her keen fashion sense. Visitors to the Southern Women''s Show in Raleigh, North Carolina, this weekend will get a close-up look at some of her most iconic gowns. Next stop, Detroit. (April 27th)
[Location: Raleigh, North Carolina]
[Date: April 26, 2012]
[Source: AP]
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[SOT/Tony Doblin, Exhibition Executive Producer]
"I am Tony Doblin, executive producer of `Diana, the People''s Princess''"
"`Diana, the People''s Princess'' is an exhibition about the life of Princess Diana. It tells the story from childhood to her unfortunate death, through her clothing. And tells a story about how Diana was a real person."
"We do have five dresses here … This is the Travolta dress, one of the most famous, where she danced with John Travolta at the White House."
"The dresses are owned by Maureen Dunkel. Maureen bought them eight weeks prior to Diana''s death, as an investment in textiles. Having no idea that eight weeks later her life would change forever. And she has toured this exhibition for years, with the hopes of sharing with the rest of the world the story of Princess Diana."
"A very unusual opportunity for this particular show, the Southern Women''s Show, actually allowing people to take, we will take a photo of you right next to this dress. So it''s never been done before."
"it''s amazing the variety of emotions that people feel. I think everyone can remember the day that Diana got married. The world watched that, as well as the world watched her funeral. And people come in here, they have a wide range of emotions. They are excited to see her dresses, ''cause they''re absolutely stunning. I mean, every one is handmade for a princess. Every bead is hand-stitched. So the dresses are amazing. The story is amazing."
"So people are excited to see that. Yet, they''re emotional because they know that her life was cut very short, unfortunately. And they had a bond with her. Because she was a real person. She was just like you and I. She was flawed like you and I )like we all are. But she was still a princess."

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