Gianni Versace
Gianni Versace
What are some dresses designed by Gianni Versace that have made headlines?
Designed by Gianni himself and besides Liz Hurley's dress
The ones that come up when you google them lol
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Gianni Versace Bright crystal Women EDT 3 oz 90ml New |  |
1 Bid | US $29.99 | 31m |
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BLUE JEANS by Gianni Versace VIAL ON CARD MINI | |
0 Bid | US $.36 | 21h 27m |
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VERSACE MAN by Gianni Versace EDT SPRAY VIAL ON CARD MI | |
0 Bid | US $.78 | 21h 30m |
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VS by Gianni Versace EDT VIAL ON CARD MINI | |
0 Bid | US $.31 | 21h 30m |
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Gianni Versace Metal Jeans Women EDT 25 oz New In Box | |
0 Bid | US $19.99 | 1d 48m |
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Versace Versense Perfume Gianni Versace 34 EDT Tester | |
10 Bids | US $28.00 | 1d 6h 8m |
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VERSACE POUR HOMME by Gianni Versace 34 oz Cologne NEW | |
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US $41.95 | 9d 2h 19m |
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VERSACE VERSENSE GIANNI VERSACE PERFUME 5 mL EDT MINI | |
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US $13.95 | 1d 19h 57m |
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THE DREAMER GIANNI VERSACE COLOGNE 5 mL 17 oz EDT MINI | |
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US $11.95 | 1d 20h 3m |
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BRIGHT CRYSTAL GIANNI VERSACE PERFUME 50 mL EDT MINI | |
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US $13.95 | 1d 20h 24m |
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VERSACE Gianni Versense EDT Sample Vial | |
0 Bid | US $1.95 | 2d 2h 6m |
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VERSACE POUR HOMME GIANNI VERSACE COLOGNE 5 mL EDT MINI | |
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US $12.95 | 2d 3h 27m |
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Vintage Gianni Versace Perfume edt Mini 1 8 oz 35 ml | |
0 Bid | US $7.99 | 2d 18h 58m |
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RED JEANS Gianni Versace 25 oz Perfume NIB | |
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US $16.45 | 1d 20h 43m |
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RED JEANS Gianni Versace 25 oz Perfume NEW | |
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US $10.95 | 1d 20h 43m |
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NEW VERSUS VERSACE GIANNI VERSACE Women 34 oz 100 ml | |
0 Bid | US $43.99 | 3d 19h 17m |
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1 Case 50 Vials Gianni Versace Parfum f Women Samples | |
0 Bid | US $29.99 | 3d 22h 28m |
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NEW GIANNI VERSACE PERFUME EDT OLD VERSION RARE | |
0 Bid | US $9.99 | 2d 4h 42m |
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Mens BLUE JEANS GIANNI VERSACE 25 SPRAY NEW | |
1 Bid | US $14.99 | 4d 4h 34m |
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VERSACE WOMAN by Gianni Versace 17 EDP Perfume Tester | |
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US $39.63 | 24d 2h 39m |
Her outburst was provoked by my new lightweight glen plaid summer jacket, a couture piece designed by the house of Moschino. The entire back is boldly emblazoned with the phrase "Good Taste Doesn't Exist." You can read it half a block away, even if you have been drinking vats of cheap wine all afternoon.
"Good Taste Doesn't Exist" was one of many aphorisms coined by the late, great Franco Moschino. "Fashion Is Full of Chic" is another.
When, back in the day, the much-missed Franco first incorporated the "Good Taste" phrase into his oeuvre, people were much smarter than they are now. Our brains had yet to become corroded by Paris Hilton, Ryan Seacrest, Oxycontin and Kim Kardashian's bottom.
Back in the 1980s, the good people of planet Earth understood that Moschino's intention was subversive. He was spotlighting the oppressive and fraudulent nature of the concept of good taste—i.e., good taste is totally subjective; i.e., one person's bedazzled pink nylon jumpsuit is another person's gray flannel chalk-stripe suit, etc., etc. Got it?
Now, some 15 years after Franco Moschino's death, the inhabitants of planet Earth are too busy tweeting and twatting and twoodling to grasp this concept, as evidenced by the fact that every time I wear my incendiary jacket, I am besieged by strangers wishing to reassure me, as the clochard with the thunderbird breath did, that good taste definitely exists because they themselves possess it. Most noteworthy: More often than not, their ejaculations include a disdainful reference to Ed Hardy, as in, "Oh, God! That Ed Hardy crap is such bad taste!"
Why Ed Hardy? Why now?
Ed Hardy, for those of you who have been living on Mars, is a fabulously gaudy fashion phenomenon created by designer Christian Audigier. Whether you know the name or not, you have seen the product a million times: Those signature tattoo-inspired T-shirts and be-rhinestoned accoutrements are a staple of reality shows of the Rock of Love genre. The depressed husband on Jon and Kate Plus 8 is invariably rocking a ferocious Hardy T-shirt.
The dotted line to reality TV has made Monsieur Audigier and his clothing line the bête noire of the fashion cognoscenti. The hipsters who wear Current Elliott jeans and tote Alexander Wang vest-bags would rather jump in a lake of boiling cheddar than adorn themselves with cheesy Hardy-wear.
Am I wearing it? Not yet. Do I defend it? Absolutely!
Criticizing Ed Hardy for being cheesy is like saying that Elvis was "flashy" or that Liberace was "tacky." It's a giant case of DUH! Of course it's cheesy! That's the whole point, you doo-doo heads. Ed Hardy is fromage-y and hedonistic and naughty and badass and—the ultimate crime in the world of haute fashion—Ed Hardy is FUN!
If you do not believe me, check out the gorgeous Web site: the bodacious beach towels! The hallucinogenic hoodies! The shagadelic shades! Bonjour! The unrestrained, bedazzled, heavy-metal-goes-Bollywood aesthetic rivals the gaudy heyday of Gianni Versace.
Instead of knocking it, the style arbiters of the world should be grateful. Monsieur Audigier has done a real mitzvah to the insecure fashion cognoscenti: He has given them something about which to feel superior. If Ed Hardy did not exist, they would have to invent it in order to get their snooty fix.
Adding to the roiling Hardy fromage fondue is the recent news that Monsieur Audigier is planning to purchase the Bev Hills crib where Michael Jackson popped his sabots. He is also—hang onto your wheels of brie!—planning to produce a Michael Jackson clothing line.
Before you start blathering on about the tastelessness of this idea, remember what Diana Vreeland said: "A little bad taste is like a nice splash of paprika. We all need a splash of bad taste—it's hearty, it's healthy, it's physical. No taste is what I'm against."
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