If two celebs wearing the same dress is the sign of a hot new designer, then Alice Temperley is a hot new designer.
Every big event like The Oscars, Grammys, MTV Awards, etc, we have to see the same dress at least once: two big screen stars or rock stars attend the awards event and get their pictures with the same dress.
Something similar happened to Reese Witherspoon at the Golden Globe Awards this January... She won the Best Actress Golden Globe for her role in her last film Walk The Line. She was wearing a gorgeous vintage dress by CHANEL. The only little problem was that the very same dress is was worn by Kirsten Dunst at the Golden Globe Awards 3 years back... yes, unbelievable...
In this case, the rock star Pink and Mischa Barton wore the same dress, but in different color by the British designer Alice Temperley. Both dresses were part of the Temperley London collection. Do you think Alice temperley will be chosen by other stars to be dressed for a special event?
Alice Temperley Couture
Hot Enough for Pink And Mischa Barton to Wear the Same Dress
Trend Themes
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3. Designer Label Endorsements - Chance for designers to capitalize on celebrity endorsements by having them wear their designs for high-profile events.
Industry Implications
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3. Celebrity Styling - Opportunity for stylists to work closely with designers and celebrities to curate unique outfits that enhance the brand image of both parties involved.