Kate Winslet opens up about the dress she wore at the ‘Titanic’ Oscars

The style of English actress Kate Winslet (45 years old) has evolved a lot since she stepped into the shoes of Rose Dewitt Bukater in ‘Titanic’ until today. Of the 89 awards that “Titanic” won, there is one that has always fascinated fashion lovers. The Oscar for best costumes went to designer Deborah Lynn Scott. The dresses of the young woman in love aboard the Titanic and of the rest of the crew have passed into collective memory.

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Her level was so high that the interpreter dedicated all her efforts to not disappoint on the red carpet of the most important film awards in the world. She and she got it. That year, a very young Kate Winslet, then just 22 years old, left everyone perplexed when she appeared in a stunning Givenchy suit custom designed by Alexander McQueen. A green dress with gold embroidery. This week, the actress gave an interview with ‘People’ magazine in which she remembers that day as one of the most special in her life. «I felt like an embroidered sculpture. To be honest, the dress was not at all comfortable to wear. Not even to sit down. But it was worth it, because he had made it, a design that despite the years, continues to be her favorite compared to the rest that she has worn in later years. “I always hope that I can stay calm and feel comfortable, honestly, and that my feet don’t hurt or I don’t have my period,” she added.

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But without a doubt, the dress that no one will ever forget is the red one that Winslet wore during one of the most exciting moments in the film. This suit appears in the memorable scene in which Jack (Leonardo DiCaprio) stops Rose just as she tries to jump from one of the ship’s deck railings. A dress that went up for auction in 2012 for a value between 200,000 and 300,000 dollars.
A film filmed in 1997 and which became one of the highest grossing films in the history of cinema.

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