The dress made of layers of Argentinian beef was kept in a meat locker, placed in a vat of chemicals and then dried out by taxidermists in California before being transported to the museum
However, we need to give style credit where style credit is due: From the haute couture runway to ready-to-wear, Valentino really outdid itself as a fashion house by giving a second life to the rosette
The deep emerald velvet shade photographs beautifully and pairs well with gold, champagne, ivory, black, sage, and formal wedding decor
The Chanel Jacket This Chanel lookalike with the fringe is such a The Devil Wears Prada moment, but she makes it work
With delicate cap sleeves and intricate embroidery, this gown will make you feel like the queen of the event