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My favorite thing I've ever worn,
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and I'm not BS-ing because of where we are,
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is a Giambattista Valli couture dress
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that I wore at the Emmys this past year.
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It was a very last-minute fitting.
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I think it was like two days before the Emmys,
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and I ran into the fitting room
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and I saw tulle on the rack.
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And, being a girl, I went first to the dress
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that had tulle on it and it turned out
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to be this beautiful Giamba dress,
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and I put it on and it fit, it didn't need any alterations.
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It has this awesome, like, bow at the top,
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and this yellow shock of ribbon at the waist,
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and I just loved it so much,
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and I felt really lucky to wear it.
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I did not want to take it off.
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Actually, it was a two piece, it was a skirt and a top,
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but no one has to know that.
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The best piece of style advice ...
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I've received a lot, some unsolicited,
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a lot of it unsolicited.
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Just be comfortable is the most important thing,
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especially if you're gonna be in a dress for a while,
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it's very important to feel comfortable in it
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and to feel like it's an extension of who you are
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rather than feeling forced into something
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that doesn't feel natural on you.
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And that's really good advice
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because some of these events that we go to
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take place over the course of many, many hours,
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so being comfortable ends up being very, very important.
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I love Grace Kelly because she's so elegant
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and classic and timeless.
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I love Nora Pakaur because she's powerful
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and really feminine.
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I love Diane Keaton.
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I love Cate Blanchett, I love that she takes chances
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and she takes risks but she always looks like herself.
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There are so many, I'm inspired by the way
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a lot of people use fashion in their lives.
