The Crown’s Emma Corrin and Gillian Anderson auction outfits they wore portraying Princess Diana and Margaret Thatcher in the royal drama

It was the outfit in which she famously depicted the late Margaret Thatcher in finale season of The Crown.

And now fans of the Netflix drama can bid for it after Gillian Anderson put it up for auction, along with the green dress that Emma Corrin wore while portraying Princess Diana to raise money for the War Child charity.

Celebrities have come forward to share some of their most loved items, which also include the original script from 2003 rom com, Love Actually which was donated by creator Richard Curtis.

The Crown have also given their original script from the first episode of the third series which saw the Queen become concerned when Harold Wilson would have become the Prime Minister in 1974.

Over 70 celebrities including Coldplay who have given one of their drumskins, Ed Sheeran who has donated one of his guitars, as has Nile Rodgers for War Child’s annual Spring Clean fundraiser.

It was the outfit in which she famously depicted the late Margaret Thatcher in finale season of The Crown. And now fans of the Netflix drama can bid for it after Gillian Anderson (pictured) put it up for auction

Members of the public have been given the opportunity to get their hands on a signed Maestro book and album by Bradley Cooper, a limited-edition book of the Saltburn script that’s been signed by all the cast, or a signed Barbie poster from Margot Robbie and a limited-edition book of the script of Saltburn.

Gillian Anderson, 55, is donating a jacket from her time on Netflix’s Sex education as well as multiple outfits from when she played Margaret Thatcher in The Crown.

She said: ‘I’m donating a very special final season wrap gift from Netflix. My personalised Sex Education American letterman jacket.

‘You can also bid on one of my Margaret Thatcher costumes worn in ‘The Crown’, along with other Crown costumes.

‘This is all because around the world, children are facing unprecedented levels of conflict.

‘By bidding in Spring Clean, you can show your support and help War Child reach even more children.’

Emma Freud and Richard Curtis, screenwriter and director of Love Actually, have donated the original shooting script for Love actually which contains unseen storylines that were cut from the film.

‘We are donating the original shooting script for Love Actually to help support this incredible cause, Richard Curtis said.

Princess Diana’s teal dress features a long pleated skirt and a relaxed fitted blouse

It has an elegant neckline as it flaunts a white sailor collar and a thin tied bow

Margaret Thatcher’s 50s style suit is also up for grabs. It features a simple pleated skirt which flows down past the knee

The garment features a stunning blue and white bow detailing with a simple red lining around the collar

‘It contains three unseen storylines, which we eventually cut, lots of jokes which didn’t work, and some childish swearing which we were forced to remove by adults.

‘Many of the stories are also told here in a different order as it turns out that writing a multi-story plot can be as complex as playing 3D chess, and we couldn’t tell until we saw it put together which bits were in the wrong places.’

As an annual fundraiser, War Child raises money for children in conflict zones. The auction will run from April 25 to May 16.