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Kendall Jenner looks glam as she wears Marion Cotillard’s 2008 Oscars dress to Vanity Fair party

Kendall Jenner looks glam as she wears Marion Cotillard’s 2008 Oscars dress to Vanity Fair party
Published 2 years ago on Mar 22, 2023

The “Kardashians” star, 27, turned heads in a shimmery bronze gown covered in mermaid scales at last night’s Vanity Fair Oscars party, but what fans might not realize is that the dress is a piece of Academy Awards history.

Marion Cotillard wore the same Jean Paul Gaultier look in an ivory shade when she snagged the Best Actress award in 2008, sporting the structural frock as she was honored for her standout role in “La Vie en Rose.”

The piece — which comes from the designer’s spring/summer 2008 haute couture collection — features 3D rosette detail at the bust with the rest of the form-fitting frock covered in fish-like scales.

Jenner wore a metallic bronze version of Cotillard’s gown as she partied with her sister, Kylie Jenner, and stars like Florence Pugh, Cardi B and Jennifer Coolidge at the Vanity Fair event.

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The “Kardashians” star, 27, turned heads in a shimmery bronze gown covered in mermaid scales at last night’s Vanity Fair Oscars party, but what fans might not realize is that the dress is a piece of Academy Awards history.

Marion Cotillard wore the same Jean Paul Gaultier look in an ivory shade when she snagged the Best Actress award in 2008, sporting the structural frock as she was honored for her standout role in “La Vie en Rose.”

The piece — which comes from the designer’s spring/summer 2008 haute couture collection — features 3D rosette detail at the bust with the rest of the form-fitting frock covered in fish-like scales.

Jenner wore a metallic bronze version of Cotillard’s gown as she partied with her sister, Kylie Jenner, and stars like Florence Pugh, Cardi B and Jennifer Coolidge at the Vanity Fair event.

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