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"   Photo: Getty Images  Olivier Theyskens, when helming Rochas and then Nina Ricci, was known for his extravagantly sumptuous gowns. If there was ever an occasion for such a dress, it would be the Met Ball last night, but Theyskens and his date, Caroline Trentini (who recently wore a Theyskens-designed dress for her wedding), were feeling something different. So instead, the designer took the most casual combination and turned it on its head. &amp;quot;This dress is made out of denim, yes!&amp;quot; Olivier Theyskens told Fashionologie. &amp;quot;It looks beautiful because it&amp;#039;s like velvet, but it&amp;#039;s denim! Nowadays I&amp;#039;m doing Theyskens&amp;#039; Theory and I wanted to switch a little bit and I wanted to do a jean dress with a beautifully embroidered t-shirt. So it&amp;#039;s like a t-shirt and jeans. But in a red carpet way.&amp;quot; Its comfort level remained high, Trentini confirmed: &amp;quot;It feels amazing.&amp;quot; (She wasn&amp;#039;t the only one wearing denim last night, however\u2014Jenna Lyons paired her shocking pink skirt with a fitted jean jacket.) Click through to see the look full-length!    Photo: Getty Images  "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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