Model Lara Bingle wore this Prada Resort 2010 candy coloured dress with a draped back detail whilst promoting Aussie energy drink ‘Synergy’.
Lara loves Prada and it appears that Prada loves her, because she looks really fresh and youthful in this dress with her blonde beach hair worn down around her shoulders.
I would’ve liked to have seen her wear a different shoe to the grey suede Louboutin’s.
Actress Lee Na Young wore the same dress to the VIP screening of “Happy Change” earlier this year.
I like this on her but I not crazy about it on her.
When I see the nude heels Lee wore, I appreciated why Lara opted for a contrasting colour.
I think the nude top half of this dress washes Lee out a bit, so Lara wins for me.
Credit: Style.com Rex Features & Newsen.com
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Posted by Catherine Kallon on March 25th, 2010 In: Lara Bingle, Prada, Who Wore It Better?
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Lara needs all the support we can give her, she doesn’t have that Synergy contract anymore and her fiance just dumped her. She does, however, look great in Prada
Lara looks stunning a real natural.It time the media backed off and let her have a life!!!!!!
am i the only one that thinks this is possibly the most boring, fugly dress ever made? i can’t help but think this is all a case of ‘the emperors new clothes.’
This dress fits Lee Na Young’s style and she actually wore heels- so she gets extra points. Lee for me!
you’re right about the colour of the dress going better with Lara’s tan, but I like Lee’s nude shoes way better than Lara’s.
I think the dress is unflattering and honestly, ugly. so its almost impossible to make a choice of who wore it better.