Liz Hurley: Top style moments
Infamously dubbed ‘the Horneys' by the Australian press for her very public displays of affection with Shane Warne, everything about Elizabeth Hurley makes news, and great photo ops. Like her eye-popping gowns and red carpet appearances.
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Liz Hurley: Top style momentsInfamously dubbed ‘the Horneys' by the Australian press for her very public displays of affection with Shane Warne, everything about Elizabeth Hurley makes news, and great photo ops. Like her eye-popping gowns and red carpet appearances.
In a poll conducted by the fashion house Debenhams, Liz's infamous Versace safety pin dress has been voted the Best Red Carpet Gown of all time. She wore it for the premiere of Four Weddings and a Funeral, starring her 'then' hubby and now good friend Hugh Grant in 1994.
Riding on the high of her fashion statement all those years ago, here is a glimpse into her closet. -
Liz Hurley: Top style momentsLiz Hurley left no stone unturned for her grand wedding with Arun Nayar. Her lavish Indian wedding saw her in a simple Jenny Packham white dress, while sporting a stunning vintage inspired Versace dress for the London-based ceremony.
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Liz Hurley: Top style momentsIt seems like Hurley put on her best for Sir Elton John. At his White Tie and Tiara Ball in June 2010, she sported a slashed-to-the-thigh low-cut white dress. Again a Versace, the dress had a crisscrossed back and cut deep.
Walking down the street with ex Arun Nayar, it almost looks like their wedding day again. -
Liz Hurley: Top style momentsThe face of Estée Lauder, Liz has been a prominent supporter of the Breast Cancer Research Foundation. Staying in the spirit of its significant coloured ribbon, Hurley always wears pink for the fundraisers - from a shaded pink saree to the fuschia ankle-length dress.
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Liz Hurley: Top style momentsThe ride hasn't been all smooth for the actress-model. She's had a fair share of fashion faux pas as well - the most attention grabbing was her see-though saree at supermodel Natalia Vodianova's Love Ball.
Liz unwittingly wore a saree, a sheer one at that, sans a blouse - leaving very little to the imagination.