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Nicole Kidman - 2003 Oscars
Nicole Kidman, in a black dress, at the 2003 Oscars
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Celebrities frequently turn to certain styles of dresses because they know they'll look great.

For example, a strapless style of gown is a wonderful way to show off luxe jewelry. And satin reflects the light in a lush way.

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