Gigi Hadid models Elizabeth Hurley’s iconic black Versace dress held together with safety pins in a fashion shoot marking the nineties aesthetic. The dress, first worn by Hurley more than three decades ago, is described by the outlets as the look that helped launch her to wider fame.
Both sources frame the moment as a revisit of a widely known piece from Hurley’s early rise in the spotlight. They link the continued cultural recognition of the outfit to its original impact, emphasizing the dress’s distinctive safety-pin detailing and its association with Hurley’s breakthrough.
While both articles focus on the same elements—Hadid’s modeling, Hurley’s role as the original wearer, and the dress’s historical significance—they do so through a celebratory, fashion-focused lens rather than offering new reporting beyond the shoot itself.