Kate Moss's Corset Dress

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Kate Moss's iconic 1993 dress is often mistakenly described as a corset dress, but it is actually a sheer slip dress designed by Liza Bruce. This silver lamé dress was worn by Moss to an Elite Model Agency party in London, marking a defining moment in 1990s fashion. The dress became famous for its see-through nature, which was accentuated by camera flashes. Moss herself was unaware of the dress's transparency until seeing the photos the next day. The dress's impact on fashion was significant, influencing trends in sheer clothing. Although not a corset dress, it symbolized a provocative style that resonated with the era's fashion. The original dress is believed to be in Moss's collection or the Victoria and Albert Museum, while an identical version was auctioned in 2024. Moss's style and the dress's cultural significance continue to inspire fashion enthusiasts today.