
Elsa Pataky was one of the many glamorous celebrities in the front row at Dolce & Gabbana’s Fall 2009 presentation in Milan, back in March.
She wore a Dolce & Gabbana barqoue dress from the Spring 2009 collection, which was blooming with a gorgeous beige, gold and rose floral print, which she wore with gold platform heels.
Dita Von Teese hosted a party at the VIP Room, Point Croisette during Cannes Film Festival, wearing the same dress, but with a twist.
She opted for one of the rosette jeweled belts from the Spring 2009 collection to add a bit more punch to her look, but those fuschia satin heels would have sufficed.
As Dita over cooked this dress with the belt, I’ll give this to Elsa.

This Dolce & Gabbana dress is available from Luisa via Roma.com for €1,895.
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Posted by Catherine Kallon on May 26th, 2009 In: Dita Von Teese, Dolce & Gabbana, Elsa Pataky, Who Wore It Better?








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I voted Dita, but the more I look at it – I think I regret. Elsas matching with shoes, and a more tanned, natural look suits the floral dress better. However, I like it better in its shorter, original version.
super cute dress !!! Elsa wins by a mile for me cause Dita looks bad.. from the makeup to the belt it wasnt working for me.
This shorter hair doesn’t suit Dita- it ages her for some reason. And it kills me to say that because I’ve always adored her.
um, neither? i agree that dita overcooked her look but i would also venture to say that elsa played it too safe. the dress deserves better!
xoxo
JGH
I can’t see those belts anymore.
I can’t help but be bored with Dita. It’s always the same…. same hair, same caked on makeup, same cutesy dresses. I wish she would try something slightly different.