The Black Versace Dress of Elizabeth Hurley

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              When she attended the premiere of in 1994, the English actress and model donned a black dress known as "THAT Dress." Several gigantic gold safety pins held the outfit together. The dress is undoubtedly Versace's most well-known creation, and it is often credited with propelling Hurley into the worldwide media spotlight.

             Black silk and lycra were used to make the outfit. It had a plunging neckline, slimline straps, and cut-away sides held together by one gold Medusa's head safety pin above the bust and six strategically positioned safety pins down the bodice.

            The dress was reported to be punk-inspired and "emerged from the sari," according to Gianni Versace.

            The dress was reported to be punk-inspired and "emerged from the sari," according to Gianni Versace

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