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"We thought we&amp;#x27;d seen it all with the world&amp;#x27;s most expensive shoes--a diamond-encrusted, $229,000-per-pair affair--but a new dress that aims to set would-be buyer back $5.6 million just may take the WTF!? cake. According to the Huffington Post, the so-called &amp;quot;world&amp;#x27;s most expensive dress&amp;quot; recently debuted at Ukraine Fashion Week: &amp;quot;British designer Debbie Wingham created the pricey frock using 50 two-carat black diamonds. It weighs a whopping 29 lbs.; 25 of the sparklers line the dress&amp;#x27; peplum (so trendy!) while the others line the shoulder shrug. Wingham, who sewed the dress herself, calls the frock that costs &amp;amp;pound;3.7 million (about $5.7 million) &amp;#x27;an anthem for a beautiful woman who loves life.&amp;#x27;&amp;quot; Don&amp;#x27;t get me wrong, it&amp;#x27;s pretty and all, but...I could live large for, oh, the rest of my life on that kind of cash! And while we&amp;#x27;re talking stupidly expensive dresses, check out these babies and see how they compare: The world&amp;#x27;s most expensive cocktail dress (apparently that gets its own category), encrusted with 100 round three-carat diamonds by Tov International, dress by Chloe &amp;amp; Reese, worth $15 million The most expensive prom dress, also diamond-encrusted and clocking in at $13,997, courtesy of Philadelphia-based company Dress Goddess The dress Melania Knauss wore when she married Donald Trump was expectedly over-the-top, a $100,000 Dior creation that took a team of 28 people more than 1,000 hours to make. Lady Gaga set a record back in June when she paid $133,075 at auction for an Alexander McQueen gown that once belonged to Daphne Guinness. And right up there with Debbie Bingham&amp;#x27;s diamond-encrusted creation is Marilyn Monroe&amp;#x27;s most iconic frock, the billowing white dress she wore in The Seven-Year Itch, which recently went for $5.6 million at auction, more than doubling its expected $2 million haul. Do you gals think any of these &amp;amp;uuml;ber-pricey frocks is worth the splurge? Can you imagine spending $5.6 million on a dress? Discuss! "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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