Iris Law Wore Beyoncé's 2003 MTV Movie Awards Dress To London Fashion Week, And The Photos Are Stunning
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You know Iris Law — supermodel, trendsetter, daughter of Jude Law and Sadie Frost. She was landing brand campaigns for luxury fashion houses like Burberry as a teenager.
If you're unfamiliar with Jude's family tree, the actor shares three children with Sadie: Rafferty, Rudy, and Iris, whom they welcomed in 2000.
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Anyway, she's 21 now. These days, when Iris isn't walking in runway shows or working as a brand ambassador for Dior, she's wearing iconic ensembles to industry events like Perfect magazine's London Fashion Week party, which she attended in a dress that has lots of history.
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Iris was photographed at Monday night's Fashion Week party in an olive green dress designed by Versace.
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The outfit on its own created a stunning moment — as you can see — made even cooler by the fact that Iris stepped into it after Beyoncé, Christina Aguilera, and Rita Ora.
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Christina initially wore the dress while posing for Versace's fall 2003 campaign, but you'll most likely remember it from Beyoncé's appearance at the MTV Movie Awards that year, where she took home multiple titles for "Crazy In Love."
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Honestly, this is the throwback we needed today.
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