“The Crown ”Recreates Kate Middleton's College Catwalk Moment That Captivated Prince William

The future Princess of Wales reportedly caught Prince William's eye in the sheer slip in 2002

The Crown is flashing back to Kate Middleton’s model moment at the University of St. Andrews.

On Tuesday, Netflix released eight new photos hinting at what’s to come next in the hit drama inspired by the lives of the British royal family.

The sixth and final season of The Crown, which debuted in 2016, is split into a two-part premiere for its final chapter. Part 1 premiered on Nov. 16 and focuses on the events surrounding Princess Diana’s tragic death in 1997, while part 2, debuting on Dec. 14, is expected to take the show into the early 2000s — including the start of Kate and Prince William’s love story.

“A first look at the epic conclusion,” Netflix captioned the carousel on Instagram, along with the part 2 release date.

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The montage depicts a young William (Ed McVey) and Kate (Meg Bellamy) sharing a longing look, followed by Queen Elizabeth (Imelda Staunton) standing with Prince Philip (Jonathan Pryce) by her side. Netflix then depicts what appears to be the 2005 civil ceremony wedding of Prince Charles and Camilla Parker Bowles, who are now known as King Charles and Queen Camilla, played by Dominic West and Olivia Williams.

The carousel rolls to McVey playing William, kicking back with a laugh beside Luther Ford as Prince Harry, and Kate’s iconic sheer dress on the college catwalk.

The Netflix shot shows Bellamy confidently striding in a recreated version of the lingerie-style dress that Princess Kate, now 41, wore while participating in a 2002 fashion show at the University of St. Andrews during her sophomore year.

Her fashion statement in the daring look — which was originally intended as a skirt — reportedly caught Prince William’s eye. The pair was rumored to have gone from friends to romantic interests after the fashion show — and the rest is royal history.

Designer Charlotte Todd, who made the piece as part of her university coursework, previously told PEOPLE that her assignment "was called 'The Art of Seduction,' which is quite apt, really. I didn't know who Kate Middleton was and I didn't put her in it. It was just pure chance!"

Although Todd never met the royal, she said is delighted to have played even a small role Kate's eventual marriage to William. The seductive slip, which cost less than $50 to make, later sold at auction in 2011 (William and Kate’s wedding year!) for $125,000.

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"I'm thrilled," Todd said of playing a part. "Everyone says that the fashion show was when the romance started, so a small part of me will always be part of royal history. It's madness!"

While it remains to be seen how The Crown showrunner Peter Morgan might depict the pivotal moment in part 2 of season 6, Netflix gave another glimpse of the action with the other images. The photos show William (McVey) giving a wave before a crowd of smiling women, Princess Margaret (Lesley Manville) smoking before a pool and former Prime Minister Tony Blair (Bertie Carvel) making a stern speech.

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The final installment, told in six episodes, is expected to conclude multiple storylines, from Queen Elizabeth reflecting on her legacy, Charles and Camilla taking the next step in their relationship and Prince William falling for Kate at college in Scotland.

The Crown season 6, part 1, is now streaming on Netflix.

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