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2. Natalie Portman Turns Heads in Striking 'Black Swan ... - AOL

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   Portman gave off a total dark ballerina vibe, taking us back to 2010 as she embodied her Black Swan character in a black mini dress with a tutu-style skirt. The bedazzled bust featured a deep v ...

3. Demi Moore Wows in Black-and-White Mini Skirt as Follow-up to ...

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   And, of course, we have to mention Moore’s gorgeous black-and-white swan dress.In a series of photos shared on the actress’s IG on January 24, the star can be seen wearing the dazzling number ...

4. Swan dress - Wikipedia

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   On Total Drama Presents: The Ridonculous Race, there was an "Icelandic woman" that resembled Björk wearing the swan dress. In her 2005 comedy album Assassin , Margaret Cho lauded the swan dress for its originality, stating, "And all of the fashion magazines said she was the worst dressed, but when they say you're the worst, that means you're ...

5. Demi Moore Stuns in Swan Dress at 'Feud: Capote vs. The ... - AOL

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   The event had a black-and-white theme, with Moore and her co-stars fully committing to the colors."When the swan goes to the Black and White Ball Demi Moore Stuns in Swan Dress at 'Feud: Capote vs.

6. The Horn of Plenty - Wikipedia

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   The final two looks were a pair of knee-length dresses covered in duck feathers; these were inspired by the White Swan and Black Swan characters from the Matthew Bourne interpretation of Swan Lake, respectively. [105] [49] Look 44, in white, alluded to the demure White Swan with an exaggerated cowl surrounding the model's upper body and head.

7. Ballet and fashion - Wikipedia

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   Early costume designs in ballet productions were based on court dress, though more extravagant. [1] All of the performers in early ballets were men, with boys performing the female roles en travesti. In the 18th century, as ballet became professionalized and moved from the courts to the theaters, women joined the ranks of ballet dancers. [2]