Kate Hudson's Iconic Dress Designer Lists Beverly Hills Home

Fashion designer Dina Bar-El, renowned for creating the iconic yellow silk gown worn by Kate Hudson in the 2003 film "How To Lose a Guy in 10 Days," has listed her Beverly Hills residence for $8.5 million. The five-bedroom, six-bathroom home, situated on a half-acre lot in the 90210 ZIP code, spans over 5,200 square feet and has been Bar-El's home for decades. The property features mature hedges, a gated entry, and is designed to embrace indoor-outdoor living, a hallmark of the California lifestyle. The residence was reportedly reimagined in late 2025, with a focus on both intimate family living and entertaining. Soaring ceilings, skylights, and French doors are prominent features within the interior, allowing natural light to fill the spaces and offering garden views throughout the property. The listing emphasizes the home's warm, open feel and its connection to the surrounding gardens, designed to facilitate effortless entertaining. Bar-El, who has dressed numerous stars throughout her career, has also demonstrated a talent for interior design with this property, blending timeless architecture with resort-inspired amenities. The home is located just minutes from prominent Los Angeles destinations. The sale marks the potential divestment of a significant piece of Bar-El's Los Angeles legacy, following her established career in couture fashion.