Diana's iconic ivory silk taffeta wedding gown, designed by David and Elizabeth Emanuel, is currently held in the care of her sons, Princes William and Harry, and is stored securely at Kensington Palace; it is not in Queen Camilla's possession, nor has she ever had the authority or opportunity to damage it.
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Royal protocol and strict security measures prevent unauthorized access to such significant historical artifacts, making the scenario of Camilla "destroying" the dress physically impossible; the dress has been displayed publicly only on rare occasions, such as the 20-year anniversary of Diana's death in 2017, under strict supervision.
Princess Catherine has been seen wearing other pieces associated with Diana, such as the Cambridge Lover's Knot tiara and various sapphire jewelry items, but there is no record of any conflict regarding the wedding gown itself.
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