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Dress up in Carrie Bradshaw-inspired midi tutus paired with simple tops and cute heels

The answer is always black
Elizabeth Hurley had arrived on the scene
In reality, she was shaping the style of high-society women from New York to Alabama from 1914 through the 1970s

Monroe's song was to mark Kennedy's 45th birthday, which was to occur a couple weeks later
The rise of supermodels like Naomi Campbell and Cindy Crawford further reinforced the idea that the LBD was not just a garment for formal occasions but could be worn for a variety of events
