Elizabeth Hurley hasn’t aged a day.
The “Bedazzled” magnificence, 54, slipped into an attractive pink Versace chainmail costume she final wore in 1999 for Harper’s Bazaar’s #TurnUpNotIn mission, which duties celebrities with posing of their fiercest quarantine fashions.
“I’ve received a zillion nice reminiscences and I can bear in mind what I used to be carrying in all of them,” Hurley informed the journal. “The costume I unearthed for this shot is Atelier Versace — I wore it 21 years in the past to the CFDA Style Awards. I used to be with my then-boyfriend Hugh Grant and had a blast. I put it away in acid-free tissue paper straightaway, and it’s nonetheless excellent!”
The glamorous second-skin robe contains a dangerously excessive slit and a draped neckline, and the star posed in it whereas lounging on a fur blanket and watching TV, with the classic piece hiked as much as exhibit her legs.
“QWEEEENNNN!!!!!” one fan exclaimed within the feedback, whereas others heralded Hurley as a “babe” and “actually excellent.”
The “Royals” actress has an extended relationship with Versace; in 1994, she turned an in a single day model icon after accompanying Grant, 59, to the premiere of “4 Weddings and a Funeral” within the style home’s black safety-pin robe.
By the way, Hurley modeled an up to date model of that very search for Bazaar final yr, and recalled how the unique got here collectively.
“I urgently wanted to discover a costume to put on for Hugh [Grant]’s premiere, and in these days I had no concept about style,” she informed the shiny.
“I bear in mind going to an workplace the place they actually fished a costume out of a white plastic bag. I took it house and did my very own hair and make-up, combating Hugh for the mirror, which wasn’t even full-length, in our tiny one-bedroom flat. It was all very unglamorous in comparison with how issues get executed lately.”
Added Hurley, “Simply because it nonetheless matches doesn’t imply I’d put on it at the moment — it wouldn’t be acceptable!”
Debatable, judging by how she pulled off the pink robe with flying colours.