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Sandra Bullock Wore Jennifer Lopez's Famous Versace Dress First! - Radar Online

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Sandra Bullock Wore Jennifer Lopez's Famous Versace Dress First! - Radar Online

Sandra Bullock Wore Jennifer Lopez's Famous Versace Dress First! - Radar Online

Posted: 07 Oct 2019 11:39 AM PDT

The moment Jennifer Lopez stepped out in her famous green Versace jungle dress will forever be remembered as a key moment in Hollywood fashion history, but what few fans know is that Sandra Bullock actually rocked that same number first!

"When I first saw the collection, I knew there were some star-maker dresses in there," Phillip Bloch, the man that put Bullock in that dress, told Straight Shuter.

The Miss Congeniality actress, 55, wore the dress to the Vogue Fashion Awards in 1999, looking edgier than ever, while J.Lo, 50, rocked it one year later, at the 2000 Grammy Awards with then-boyfriend Sean "Puffy" Combs. She also wore a reimagined version of the iconic green dress this September 2019 when she closed Versace's Spring 2020 show at Milan Fashion Week.

"When I saw that dress in the red, I thought it was perfect for Sandy and I loved the embellishments around the waist. I thought it was perfect for her body type and I love how it has the cutout around the hip. Sandy thought that was really sexy," Bloch continued.

The outfit changed Bullock's life, in a way, but the public's reaction was much subtler than it was for Lopez.

"For her it was stepping out of the girl next door box. She felt like this was her Naomi Campbell moment. She was feeling like a fashion model," Block said of Bullock. "She practiced her runway walk and giggled and laughed through the fittings. She wanted to definitely do something fashion-forward and little did we know how fashion-forward that dress would be at the time and how iconic it could be."

Geri Halliwell, aka Ginger Spice, and Donatella Versace also wore the dress before Lopez, but the "Jenny From The Block" singer was the one who truly brought it to the spotlight.

"The right dress always finds the right woman. I've learned that time and time again," Bloch added.

Straight Shuter's podcast, "Straight Shuter: Naughty But Nice" tells all the details.

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Posted: 07 Oct 2019 11:45 AM PDT

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Bridesmaids trolled for being given 'bin bag' dresses and trainers for big day - Mirror Online

Posted: 07 Oct 2019 09:09 AM PDT

Wedding etiquette can be tricky to get your head around with so many rules for your special day.

Should you ask permission before you pop the question? Who pays for everything? Do you really have to give everyone a plus one?

One tradition which you would be very brave to ignore is not to wear white as a guest through fear of upstaging the bride and ruining her day.

To avoid any chance of being out-shone, it seems one bride has come up with a plan to ensure there is no doubt over exactly whose big day it is.

Bridesmaids trolled for 'bin bag' dresses and trainers
Are black dresses a good choice for bridesmaids?
 

A photo of her four bridesmaids shows them to be wearing shiny, black dresses, which were posted on Reddit - where the look was quickly compared to bin bags.

Each also has a pair of trainers of varying colours poking out the bottom to complete the look.

As they pose for the snap, two of the bridesmaids are shown to have their hands in the pockets of the dress, which one commenter describes as 'the only redeemable thing I can see here'.

Some didn't see an issue with the dresses
 

While some were keen to point out they see no problem with the outfits, others were less restrained in airing their views on the post captioned 'I didn't know Hefty (a bin bag manufacturer) made a bridal line'.

"I have many questions about this photo - what the hell are they wearing on their body and feet?" asked one.

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Another said: "Thanks to you guys, this was the sweatiest wedding ever."

A third added: "Well, Hefty makes trash bags so the title implies the dresses look like black, plastic bin liners. The title is not wrong."

Do you have a wedding nightmare story? Email yourmirror@trinitymirror.com to get in touch.
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