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The Most Beautiful Dress You've Ever Seen...
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I don't know what it is about this dress (i'm not even a big fan of keira) but 
(surprisingly, there aren't many great pics of it online
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I also love these...
www.stuff.co.nz/ blog.newsweek.com/style.com /photobucket.com/kirsten-dunst.org
(surprisingly, there aren't many great pics of it online)
I also love these...
www.stuff.co.nz/ blog.newsweek.com/style.com /photobucket.com/kirsten-dunst.org
Amywilliams
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^Love the blue dress on agy! What show was this - i recognise it, i just cant remember!
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Amywilliams
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Tahda - Thanks so much!
i agree with you on that
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Didn't the Atonement dress get an award because it's so pretty? The colour is so beautiful. Can't wait to see that movie, I hope they have it in the video store.
Here I've found something:
Keira Knightley’s Atonement dress voted best film costume
It’s 2008 and two of the three Lucire ‘Insider’ entries are about Keira Knightley. It looks like 2007 was very much Miss Knightley’s year, if all these polls are anything to go by.
From the Press Association: ‘The emerald green dress worn by Keira Knightley in Atonement has been voted the best film costume of all time.
‘The bias-cut, backless silk gown had fashion editors raving when it first appeared on screen last year.
‘Knightley’s character, Cecilia Tallis, wore it during a pivotal scene in Joe Wright’s period drama, which is tipped for Oscar nominations.’
The survey was done for Sky Movies and British InStyle. Following Knightley’s dress were:
white dress worn by Marilyn Monroe, in The Seven Year Itch;
little black dress worn by Audrey Hepburn, in Breakfast at Tiffany’s;
skin-tight pants worn by Olivia Newton-John, in Grease;
blue gown worn by Kate Winslet, in Titanic;
tie and waistcoat combination worn by Diane Keaton, in Annie Hall;
satin corset worn by Nicole Kidman, in Moulin Rouge;
stockings and bowler hat worn by Liza Minnelli, in Cabaret;
gown worn by Cate Blanchett, in Elizabeth;
dresses worn by Vivien Leigh, in Gone with the Wind.
Ian Lewis, director of Sky Movies, said, ‘There’s no doubt that Keira Knightley’s dress in Atonement created a massive stir this year, so it will be interesting to see whether it attains this stand-along iconic status in years to come.’
Our view: probably not. As meritorious as the film is, as well as the original book by Ian McEwan, Atonement hasn’t had the level of promotion some of the others with iconic dresses have had.
(Source: http://www.lucire.com/insider/20080101/keira-knightleys-atonement-dress-voted-best-lm-costume/)
Wanna have it? http://www.sassybella.com/index.php/2008/01/06/get-keira-knightleys-green-atonement-dress/
Here I've found something:
Keira Knightley’s Atonement dress voted best film costume
It’s 2008 and two of the three Lucire ‘Insider’ entries are about Keira Knightley. It looks like 2007 was very much Miss Knightley’s year, if all these polls are anything to go by.
From the Press Association: ‘The emerald green dress worn by Keira Knightley in Atonement has been voted the best film costume of all time.
‘The bias-cut, backless silk gown had fashion editors raving when it first appeared on screen last year.
‘Knightley’s character, Cecilia Tallis, wore it during a pivotal scene in Joe Wright’s period drama, which is tipped for Oscar nominations.’
The survey was done for Sky Movies and British InStyle. Following Knightley’s dress were:
white dress worn by Marilyn Monroe, in The Seven Year Itch;
little black dress worn by Audrey Hepburn, in Breakfast at Tiffany’s;
skin-tight pants worn by Olivia Newton-John, in Grease;
blue gown worn by Kate Winslet, in Titanic;
tie and waistcoat combination worn by Diane Keaton, in Annie Hall;
satin corset worn by Nicole Kidman, in Moulin Rouge;
stockings and bowler hat worn by Liza Minnelli, in Cabaret;
gown worn by Cate Blanchett, in Elizabeth;
dresses worn by Vivien Leigh, in Gone with the Wind.
Ian Lewis, director of Sky Movies, said, ‘There’s no doubt that Keira Knightley’s dress in Atonement created a massive stir this year, so it will be interesting to see whether it attains this stand-along iconic status in years to come.’
Our view: probably not. As meritorious as the film is, as well as the original book by Ian McEwan, Atonement hasn’t had the level of promotion some of the others with iconic dresses have had.
(Source: http://www.lucire.com/insider/20080101/keira-knightleys-atonement-dress-voted-best-lm-costume/)
Wanna have it? http://www.sassybella.com/index.php/2008/01/06/get-keira-knightleys-green-atonement-dress/
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I was so in love with all those minis Zara had last year. Was only able to buy three of all thousands, because I had done the bad mistake buying a lot dresses from other brands and I was smart not buying from Zara too because it isn't much summer where I live.. how pity because I really am in love with mini dresses)
I just wrote an essay about the three pieces of art that I'll never forget. Of course I wrote about the three dresses I never going to forget. The first was the McQueen dress from s/s 07 with flowers.
The second:
ARMANI PRIVÉ FW07
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The last
DIOR SS 07
also from style
The second:
ARMANI PRIVÉ FW07
style.com
The last
DIOR SS 07
also from style
