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Madonna |
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Apparel |
| Acquistion |
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25-02-08 |
| Source |
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Dealer |
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| Description |
- This 1940’s red sleeveless dress was worn by the character Eva Peron portrayed by singer/actress Madonna in the 1996 motion picture “Evita”
- The floor length crepe dress with hidden zipper back has a sweetheart neckline trimmed at the top of the bodice with five rows of rhinestone studs and the skirt is pleated into a pointed waist with split front hem, and was worn with a 1940’s period white mink shoulder cape
- The actress wore this outfit during the musical number “Peron’s Latest Flame” where Eva accompanies Peron to an upscale restaurant to the dismay of the upper class
- The asset is accompanied by a letter of authenticity from the costume house
- Evita is the Oscar-winning film adaptation of Andrew Lloyd Webber's stage musical based on the life of Eva Perón
- Directed by Alan Parker and starring Madonna, Antonio Banderas and Jonathan Pryce, it was released on December 25, 1996 and grossed $50,047,179 in the U.S. box office and $143 million worldwide
- The film received a warm reception from many critics
- It was nominated for five Academy Awards and won the award for "Best Song" for "You Must Love Me"
- Evita also had five Golden Globe nominations and three wins (Best Picture - Comedy or Musical; Best Original Song, "You Must Love Me"; and Best Actress in a Comedy or Musical, Madonna) and was one of the National Board of Review's Top Ten Films of the Year
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