7 Iconic Celebrity Outfits of All Time
5. Liz Hurley’s safety pin dress
The model arrived to the premiere of her then boyfriend, Hugh Grant’s movie, ‘Four Weddings and a Funeral’ in 1994 in the wild and classy safety-pin dress by Versace. She was pretty much unknown till the paparazzi went crazy over the black Versace dress held together by giant golden safety pins, revealing a truly sexy side to Liz Hurley.
6. Marilyn Monroe’s white halter neck
Marilyn Monroe was the original sexy pin-up girl who made the world sit up and take notice with the white halter-neck dress that she wore in the 1955 movie ‘The Seven Year Itch’. Created by costume designer William Travilla, the dress became famous after the sensuous scene in the film where the dress blows up to Marilyn’s head as she stands over a subway grating. In fact there is a huge structure of this famous pose in Chicago where you can literally be seen under her dress.
7. Kate Middleton’s wedding gown
Kate raised a number of oohs and aahs by women and girls across the world who saw her getting married into the royal family on live TV. Unlike princess Diana, who had dressed up in a grand way with all the necessary trimmings and frills befitted of a future queen, Middleton chose to dress in a more sober and contemporary way. Her nine-foot long train and the combination of English cluny lace, Chantilly lace and ivory and white satin gazar certainly impressed and won fans not just in England but all over the world.
