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Laverne Cox Spins Mugler’s 2001 Spider Dress Into Pride Gala Mode in Seattle

Laverne Cox wore a Mugler "Spider Dress" from the Fall/Winter 2001 collection to the Lifelong Pride Gala in Seattle on June 8, 2024. Cox, a collector of Mugler, received the Pride in Action Award at the event. The dress, originally designed by Manfred Thierry Mugler, features a dramatic silhouette and intricate detailing. Cox's styling of the archival piece for the gala demonstrated a modern interpretation of the iconic design. The Lifelong Pride Gala is an annual event hosted by Lifelong, a non-profit organization dedicated to supporting the LGBTQ community. Cox's appearance highlighted the intersection of fashion, activism, and LGBTQ+ advocacy. The "Spider Dress" is known for its avant-garde aesthetic and has been a significant piece in Mugler's fashion history. Cox's choice to wear the archival gown underscores the enduring legacy of Mugler's designs and their relevance in contemporary fashion.

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