the fashion week of Milan it’s boiling. This Friday (23) the Versace brand brought the influencer and celebrity Paris Hilton, one of the so-called, to the catwalk girls from the 90s and 2000s, to conclude the show with nothing less than a short pink wedding dress studded with crystals.
To top it off, the blonde wore a pink veil and, according to Versace’s official Instagram profile, a remake of the tiara worn by Madonna in the brand’s 1995 campaign, photographed by Mario Testino.
the original versace tiara, also known as “the tiara”, debuted in 1994 and was first advertised in the atelier versace fall / winter 1995 campaign featuring madonna. [1/2] pic.twitter.com/OoKKgrnv85
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“Here comes the bride. Paris Hilton closed the # VersaceSS23 show with a tropical pink Swarovski crystal mesh wedding dress, trimmed in shaded lace and plunging neckline. A veil is secured by a #AtelierVersace tiara, a remake of the one worn by Madonna in Campagna Atelier Versace 1995 “, wrote the brand in the caption of the video in which Paris Hilton shows.
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Pink is an absolute trend among the main cheerful and vibrant colors of this post-pandemic moment. And Paris Hilton has been a color lover for decades. Now with the return of the 2000s between Barbiecore trends and style, due to the film “Barbie” which will debut in 2023, pink has been seen everywhere, in party dresses, every day and even, as Versace demonstrates, in dresses wife. The look of the Italian brand’s spring summer 2023 collection was completed with décolleté and gloves, another key piece of the moment, also pink.
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