Emily Ratajkowski recently reclaimed the spotlight by donning the legendary Tom Ford Python dress, a symbol of timeless fashion iconicity that remains captivating.
Emily Ratajkowski is known for her love of Tom Ford's Gucci era, and her latest fashion choice is a testament to that. She has revived the look of the electric-blue python-print gown from Tom Ford's Spring 2000 collection for Gucci, originally worn by Gwyneth Paltrow at the Met Gala in 1999.
This latest revival feels less like another Y2K run-over and more like a tribute. While there is no direct replica of Gwyneth's iconic Tom Ford dress noted, Emily’s version of the dress echoes the same daring animal print motif with a contemporary edge.
Ratajkowski's version of the dress was spliced at the thigh, giving it a modern twist. She paired the vintage mini with Paris Texas patent mules and a moody-hued pedicure, adding a touch of modernity to the classic design.
Gwyneth Paltrow wore the electric-blue python-print gown in 1999 while riding high on the success of The Talented Mr. Ripley. The dress was customised for Paltrow and was modeled on the runway by Frankie Rayder. The dress is an iconic fashion moment from the exhibit at The Met.
For those seeking dresses inspired by this intersection of celebrity style and fashion heritage, looking towards Emily Ratajkowski’s snake print mini dresses featuring sleek, body-hugging fits combined with the reptilian pattern is a good start. Brands or designers that offer snake print latex or python-patterned gowns/dresses similar in spirit to what Ashi Studio created for Jenna Ortega are also worth exploring.
Emily Ratajkowski's fashion choices reflect a deeper homage to Tom Ford's Gucci era. Her style, much like Paltrow's in the late 90s, is reminiscent of a minimalist style, echoing the vibe of Carolyn Bessette-Kennedy.
Meanwhile, Gwyneth Paltrow's style during the Brad Pitt years was slightly Matrix-coded. Her 1990s wardrobe is a source of sartorial inspiration, with snake print being a defining motif of Tom Ford's Spring 2000 collection for Gucci.
For those interested in owning a piece of this iconic fashion moment, the electric-blue python-print gown from Tom Ford's Spring 2000 collection for Gucci is available for purchase on our website.
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- Emily Ratajkowski's latest fashion choice, a revival of Tom Ford's electric-blue python-print gown from his Spring 2000 collection for Gucci, feels more like a tribute than a mere Y2K fashion trend.
- Brands or designers offering snake print latex or python-patterned gowns/dresses similar in spirit to what Ashi Studio created for Jenna Ortega could be a great option for those seeking dresses inspired by Emily Ratajkowski’s fashion style.
- Aside from Emily Ratajkowski, Gwyneth Paltrow, who wore the same electric-blue python-print gown in 1999, also embodied a distinctive style during her time with Brad Pitt, with her 1990s wardrobe subtly hinting at a Matrix-inspired aesthetic.
- Fashion enthusiasts looking to own a piece of this iconic fashion moment can purchase the original electric-blue python-print gown from Tom Ford's Spring 2000 collection for Gucci on our website.
- Emily Ratajkowski's fashion choices pay homage to Tom Ford's Gucci era, demonstrating a minimalist style akin to that of Carolyn Bessette-Kennedy in the late 90s.
