This is a comprehensive look on the most memorable little black dresses since the LBD’s conception by Coco Chanel in the 1920’s.
A hundred years ago, black dresses were worn to mourn the dearly departed. This all changed when Coco Chanel reinvented the basic black dress into the little black dress.
10. At first glance, it looked like no more than a piece of black fabric held together by a few giant safety pins. That was Elizabeth Hurley’s Versace outfit at the 1994 premiere of Four Weddings and a Funeral. It was literally a little black dress, and it certainly is unforgettable, no matter how badly criticized it was back then. It paved the way for the short-lived and the now-defunct giant safety pin trend (does anybody still remember that?).
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