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"We&amp;#39;re loving the return to &amp;#39;90s style&amp;#8212;from the decade&amp;#39;s top supermodels such as Christy Turlington and Kate Moss gracing the covers of September issues across the gamut   to the grunge-inspired style that&amp;#39;s back in stores (hello plaid, beanies and Dr. Martens!)&amp;#8212;we&amp;#39;re down with it. But one of the designer highlight of &amp;#39;90s fashion has especially piqued ours&amp;#8212;and young celebs&amp;#39;&amp;#8212;interests. In a word: It&amp;#39;s Versace.\nGianni Versace&amp;#39;s super-sexy safety-pin dresses, slits up to there, robust rococo prints, and golden Medusa logo epitomized &amp;#39;90s glamour (and countered the minimalist trend that prevailed at the time). And it&amp;#39;s back in a big way. Versace has long been designed for a woman who celebrates her curves and wears her sexuality on her sleeve (proverbially, at least!). And now, Miley, Selena, and, yes,Gaga are crazy for the brand, which is has been designer by Donatella Versace since her brother Gianni&amp;#39;s death in 1997.\nHere is a look at an ad from that time. Versace played a huge part in platforming the first-ever supermodels, making Cindy Crawford, Christy, and Claudia Schiffer household names.\nPinterestFacebookToday we&amp;#39;re seeing vintage Versace everywhere&amp;#8212;from the hallowed halls of Metropolitan Museum of Art, whose 2013 Costume Institute exhibition &amp;quot;Punk: Chaos to Couture&amp;quot; featured vintage Versace dresses, to celebrities who are opting to wear retro looks from the label to stand out on the red carpet.\nPinterestFacebookEarlier this spring, at the Met Ball and exhibition, Versace was celebrated for its punk influence, especially the label&amp;#39;s famous safety pin-adorned dress worn by Elizabeth Hurley while at a movie premiere with Hugh Grant in 1994.\nPinterestFacebookYou may recall that Lady Gaga recently tried to replicate this look and wore this to a dinner in Milan that was held in honor of Donatella.\nPinterestFacebookIt&amp;#39;s not just Gaga who wants to be seen in vintage Versace. Miley Cyrus and Kat Graham recently wore similar Versace dresses at separate events and Grimes went with that old yellow and black print.\nPinterestFacebookGrimes, MTV Video Music Awards\nPinterestFacebookKat Graham, BET Awards\nPinterestFacebookMiley Cyrus, I Heart Radio Pool Party\nIt&amp;#39;s also worth mentioning (even though the dress isn&amp;#39;t vintage) that Selena Gomez (who has been a very faithful wearer of Versace) picked the designer this past weekend for her appearance at the MTV Video Music Awards. Besides Miley, was any celeb more photographed than Selena, who wore a dress straight off the couture runway? I wonder if she got the idea, ahem, from me, since this was my favorite dress from the collection!\nPinterestFacebookSpeaking of musicians who are obsessed with Versace, did you catch my story yesterday about the title track off Lady Gaga&amp;#39;s new album, called &amp;quot;Donatella&amp;quot;? The song has been described as a love letter to the platinum blond designer. Perhaps it will be played during the Lifetime movie that&amp;#39;s being filmed about the flamboyant designer. Actually, the network is filming a documentary about the Versace fashion house and a scripted movie, in which Donatella will be played by Gina Gershon.\nI think that when TWO movies are being made about you, you know you&amp;#39;re having a moment!\nDue to this renewed interest in Donatella, my prediction for fall is we&amp;#39;ll see even more provocative bondage-style vintage Versace dresses on the red carpet from young Hollywood stars such as Miley and anyone else who wants to stand out against the typical bare midriffs and side-cutout dresses we&amp;#39;ve been exposed to lately.\nAre you into this renewed obsession with Versace? Do you want to see more Versace red carpet looks this fall?\nPhoto: Getty Images"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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