The identity of the buyer is unknown.
According to Julien’s Auctions, “The dress with padded shoulder pads features a black velvet bodice with embroidered stars in metallic thread made from Jakob Schlaepher fabric with a two-tier royal blue organza skirt with a sash and bow. The ballerina skirt was the perfect nod to Diana’s love of dance and her being a patron of The English National Ballet.”
Princess Diana and Prince Charles in April 1985.Jayne Fincher/Princess Diana Archive/Getty

Jayne Fincher/Princess Diana Archive/Getty
Princess Diana in Florence in April 1985.Georges De Keerle/Getty

Georges De Keerle/Getty
“The whole collection means a lot to me, and the only reason I am selling them is because as of five weeks ago, I retired,” Azaguryrecently told PEOPLE. “I really wanted people to keep enjoying these iconic dresses and ideally to keep the whole collection together.”
Princess Diana’s dress displayed at Kensington Palace in 2013.John Stillwell/PA Images via Getty

John Stillwell/PA Images via Getty
While Azagury is happy to share the dresses with the public, some of which come with sketches and personal handwritten notes from Princess Diana, he has held some sentimental items back for himself.
“One of the most precious things that I have is a framed picture that the princess sent me the morning she was leaving for France, from which she never returned,” he said.
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Princess Diana and Prince Charles in April 1985.Anwar Hussein/WireImage

Anwar Hussein/WireImage
Azagury arrived at his shop to find a member of her staff waiting with a parcel. “Inside was a framed picture of Diana wearing three of the famous five dresses, with a message saying; ‘To Jacques, lots of love Diana’ — that I will be keeping all for myself," he said.
source: people.com