He doesn’t want revenge.
Prince William was long thought to be responsible for the sale of Princess Diana’s iconic “revenge dress” — a curve-hugging black gown by the designer Christina Stambolian worn by his late mother in 1994. (The “revenge” label comes from its plunging neckline, which was flaunted by Lady Di as tabloids blasted her former husband, Prince Charles, for infidelity.)
Just before his mother’s death in 1997, a teenage Prince William encouraged her to sell the dress, alongside nearly 80 other pieces, for cancer and AIDS charities. It sold for about $74,000 — about $151,000 adjusted for inflation today.
This December, the iconic…
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