London
(ANI):
The
Versace
safety-pin
dress
that
shot
actress
Elizabeth
Hurley
to
fame
is
on
sale
for
the
first
time
at
Harrods.
Hurley
wore
the
dress,
a
black
ensemble
held
together
by
large
gold
safety
pins,
for
the
London
premiere
of
then
boyfriend
Hugh
Grant"s
1994
movie
'Four
Weddings
and
a
Funeral".
The
dress
costs
10,690
pounds,
and
will
be
delivered
to
the
buyer
two
months
from
the
date
of
order.
The
dress
is
being
showcased
at
Harrods" Timeless
Luxury
exhibition.
However,
it
is
not
the
only
famous
clothing
to
be
put
on
display,
for
the
collection
also
includes
the
little
black
dress
actress
Audrey
Hepburn
made
famous
in
her
1963
movie
'Charades".
"The
little
black
dress
is
an
institution
we're
proud
to
pay
homage
to.
Every
designer
since
Coco
Chanel
has
taken
the
concept,
given
it
a
twist
and
tried
to
put
their
stamp
on
it," the
Sun
quoted
Martin
Buckley,
marketing
manager
at
Harrods,
as
saying.
"As
the
Hepburn
dress
proved,
however
old
the
design
a
little
black
dress
will
always
be
a
stunning
classic."
Mr
Buckley
agreed
with
what
designer
Christian
Dior
said
in
1954
that
the
little
black
dress
was
every
woman"s
'best
friend".
"Its
simplicity
is
what
women
love
-
it
can
be
worn
for
a
cocktail
party
but
also
during
the
day.
Its
use
is
constantly
evolving,"
Buckley
said.
"Women
have
grown
to
trust
it
because
there
are
very
few
situations
where
it
wouldn't
work.
"You
can
change
the
look
of
it
very
easily
with
a
dash
of
colour
on
your
shoes
or
some
accessories.
It's
a
girl's
best
friend."