Carmen Electra has praised Kim Kardashian for her “amazing” outfit, wherein she recreated one of many actor’s iconic attire from the Nineteen Nineties.
Last April, the 41-year-old actuality star posted a photograph on Instagram of what gave the impression to be a duplicate of a white strapless and backless costume, with the edges minimize out, that Electra had beforehand worn nearly 25 years in the past.
The Baywatch star mentioned Kardashian’s robe throughout a current interview with Us Weekly, acknowledging how nice the Skims founder appeared and recalling how “daring” of an outfit it was to put on within the Nineteen Nineties.
“I love Kim — we worked together in the past — and I think she looked amazing in that dress,” she mentioned.
“I wore that Stephen Sprouse dress to the MTV Movie Awards in 1998 and remember it being daring for the time. I think her fashion is always on point and I love that she is inspired by the ’90s”.
Electra additionally applauded Kardashian final month on Instagram, the place she posted a side-by-side photograph of herself and the mannequin carrying the white robe.
“I still have this dress,” the Meet the Spartans star wrote within the caption. “@kimkardashian remade this designer dress and I think it’s flattering not a completion ! I think it’s cool…Shouting out love to the ladies, always have !!!!!!!!”
Kardashian expressed her admiration for Electra within the feedback, as she wrote: “The most beautiful!!!! Miss u Carmen! Forever the style icon.”
Electra has beforehand opened up in regards to the white robe and the way she felt when carrying it. While talking to Vogue again in 2017, she mentioned that though the costume was “small” and a little bit of a “mystery” to her, it has been thought-about a beloved look even years later.
“The dress was long and white and the top was really, really small with the sides cut out and it was very low in the back,” she defined. “It had a clear strap holding [it] on. It was a mystery as to how this dress stayed on. My boobs were kind of pouring out of the dress and I literally was on every ‘Worst Dressed’ list in that dress.”
“But I was looking at it [recently] and I was like, ‘It’s so covered today,’” she added. “In the ’90s, it was really hard [if] you wanted to wear sexy clothes. Of course you do in your twenties and thirties.”
