But logistically, it's expensive (and) it's time consuming." Angelina Jolie, Brooke Shields and the intergenerational re-wear …We talk a lot about how fun it is and … the glamorous side of it. "The way that she spun it was entertaining, but it was also making a real statement. Gerard notes that the comedian recycling her look was "quite the joke," but also spoke to Haddish's "practical values." "And I said, 'I don't give a dang about no taboo. It's taboo to wear it twice,' " Haddish said during her "SNL" monologue. "My whole team, they told me, 'Tiffany, you cannot wear that dress on SNL.
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Thus, it followed her to her "Saturday Night Live" hosting gig in 2017, the 2018 Oscar Awards, the 2018 MTV Movie and TV Awards, and a 2019 appearance on David Letterman's Netflix show "My Next Guest" and the cover of People magazine this year. 'The gown that keeps on giving': Tiffany Haddish re-wears her famous McQueen dress again When the comedian and actress was still an up-and-comer, she attended the 2017 premiere of her movie "Girls Trip" in a white Alexander McQueen gown, but felt she hadn't gotten enough wear out of the more than $4,000 designer dress. If anyone has gotten a return on their investment, it's Tiffany Haddish. What we can learn from Tiffany Haddish and her 'gown that keeps on giving'
"If you can repeat that look and get more than one moment of your return on investment, go for it," Holmes adds. William, Prince Harry or their father, Prince Charles, can re-wear a black or navy suit dozens of times without anyone noticing, but when a woman re-wears something from her wardrobe it’s noteworthy – leaving female stars with a "burden of presentation," as Holmes describes it. Prince William's repeated formalwear is especially notable given the double standard for male and female celebrities. So when you see those familiar pieces, it just makes them seem human."
So re-wearing outfits is "practical, but it also serves a really important purpose in the discussion around them, because everybody is scrutinizing everything Kate and Megan do. "They need to seem fancy and frugal," Holmes says. More: Prince William, Duchess Kate choose sustainable fashion for 2021 Earthshot Prize awards What's more relatable than choosing something already in their closet? Members of the monarchy walk a fine line between looks that are glamorous but also allow fans to relate to them.
The British royal family – particularly the women – have all eyes on their daily fashion choices, from Queen Elizabeth II's matching skirt suits and hats to the fashion blogs that monitor every single outfit Kate and Duchess Meghan step out wearing.
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