Blake Lively Stuns In Same Versace Dress Britney Spears Wore In 2002
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The actor wore the vintage gown to her “It Ends with Us" movie premiere.
Blake Lively celebrated the release of her new movie this week in a jaw-dropping look that also served as an homage to Britney Spears.
Lively turned up at Tuesday’s premiere of “It Ends with Us” in New York, accompanied by her husband, Ryan Reynolds. She wore a vintage Versace gown studded with multicolored sequins in floral patterns.
Speaking to People magazine on the red carpet, Lively confirmed that the dress was the same one worn by Spears at Versace’s Milan Fashion Week show in 2002 as part of the fashion brand’s spring/summer 2003 collection.
“It is Britney’s actual dress,” she told the outlet. “It should be in the Smithsonian or the Met. But it’s on me. I feel so lucky!”
The “Gossip Girl” actor further explained her fashion choice on her Instagram story, praising Spears as “the ultimate queen.”
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