Photo: Dave Benett/Getty; Karim Sadli
Lily-Rose Deppbared it all for the spring cover ofi-Dmagazine, and the internet noticed a striking similarity.
The dress in question is a completely sheer, low-hanging spaghetti strap garment. Like Moss, Lily-Rose wore the barely there piece with contrasting black briefs and went braless, leaving her nipples on display.
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In thei-Dphoto shoot, Lily-Rose accessorized the see-through slip with a simple bangle, hoop earrings and a ring, as well as a half-smoked cigarette she dangled in between her fingers.
For the cover, the rising style star sported a different next-to-nude look — wearing oversized blue Chanel logo-printed jeans and nothing to cover her breasts but her arm. The model styled the jeans unbuttoned and with a slightly rolled waistband, as well as the same jewelry she went with for the dress — posing for the camera with a wink, arm extended across her chest and a fierce model pout.
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When the magazineposted the shoot to its Instagram, followers were quick to point out the similarities between Lily-Rose’s and Moss' nearly nude moments.
One person commented, “Moss wore that dress back in the 90’s,” while another questioned whether it was the same exact dress. “Is this the same dress Kate moss made famous?!” Another pointed out the similar vibes from the two’s ensembles, writing, “The first one is giving Kate Moss' infamous naked dress vibes.”
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When asked about how she feels about the upcoming role, she said, “I’ve dreamt of roles like this for forever. I just don’t think that you could give an actress a greater gift than a role like this,” she beams."
Lily-Rose also praised The Weeknd for his work alongside her on the show, saying, “I had to go to a lot of really vulnerable places in the show. Abel was the best partner that I could have ever asked for. He has my back and I have his. I just felt so free and liberated, so empowered.”
source: people.com
