Yesterday the Metropolitan Museum's Costume Institute Gala celebrated the Schiaparelli-Prada exhibition. Among the constellation of larger and smaller stars who attended the event, Anna Wintour, the British-born editor-in-chief
of American Vogue stood apart. Her dress made by Prada, was a golden reminiscence of the famous Lobster Dress Elsa Schiaparelli created in 1937. The lobster on the white Schiaparelli dress was designed by Salvador Dali himself. The dress won notoriety when another fashion icon of the day, Wallis Simpson ( the American divorcee the future king of England renounced his throne for) modelled it for Vogue.
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Anna Wintour |
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Schiaparelli's Lobster Dress |
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Dali's Lobster telephone |
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Wallis Simpson wearing the Lobster Dress |
Other dresses that remind Schiaparelli's creations :
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Florence Welch |
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Bianca Brandolini |
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Sarah Jessica Parker in a dress reminding the Butterfly Dress |
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Coco Rocha in Shocking Pink |
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Stella Mc Cartney and Cameron Diaz |
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Allison Williams in Shocking Pink
Source: Vogue, italophile.com
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Anna and Stella rock here!
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Great post - I also thought that Carey Mulligan in Prada looked amazing.
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