An inside look at how Princess Diana went from a kindergarten teacher to an international icon
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This year marks the 20th anniversary of Princess Diana's tragic death.
She was first propelled into the national spotlight at the age of 20, when she wedded England's Prince Charles at the age of 20.
Their troubled marriage ultimately imploded, turning the couple in tabloid fodder.
However, Diana went on to become an international icon in her own right. Her sophisticated style dictated fashion trends. Her dedication to charitable causes won her admiration and accolades.
And, in the wake of her death in Paris, then-UK Prime Minister Tony Blair famously referred to her as "the people's princess." The mass, global outpouring of grief that her death sparked proved it an apt observation.
Here's a look at the life of Diana, Princess of Wales:
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