There are perfectly good celebrity style
moments, and then there are the looks that really stick with you, the ones you
try desperately to recreate at home. In 'Great Outfits
in Fashion History,' Fashionista editors are revisiting their all-time favorite
lewks.
It's a commonly accepted adage that looking
great does not always mean feeling great, and might even be downright
uncomfortable: "beauty is pain," we're told, and "pretty
hurts." Well, that might be true at times, but it doesn't have to be
universally so — and the Valentino look Tessa Thompson wore to the European
premiere of "Creed II" in 2018 is proof.
The dress was so roomy that Thompson could
easily have used the train to smuggle a couple pets and perhaps a small child
into the movie premiere with her, had the need arisen. Since not feeling constricted
is perhaps the highest priority on my personal list when it comes to judging a
given item's comfort level, this roominess leads me to believe that Thompson's
dress was supremely comfortable. Furthermore, it had no form-fitting bodice to
prevent Thompson from fully enjoying a large bowl of pasta at some fancy
restaurant after the event, if she wanted; and there was no deeply-plunging
neckline or too-short hemline to make her worry about wardrobe mishaps |||READ
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