Addison Rae Revives 1950s Burlesque Icon's Dress on Jimmy Fallon Show
Addison Rae Revives 1950s Burlesque Icon's Dress on Jimmy Fallon Show

Addison Rae Revives 1950s Burlesque Icon's Dress on Jimmy Fallon Show

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Addison Rae recently appeared on "The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon" wearing a vintage gold fringe dress originally owned by burlesque legend Gypsy Rose Lee, sourced from the Los Angeles vintage boutique The Way We Wore. The dress, notable for its heavy beaded and rhinestoned design with a fitted bustier and full-length skirt, was worn by Lee in the 1958 film "Screaming Mimi" and is one of three versions created by MGM costume designer Helen Rose. Rae paired the gown with custom gold mules by footwear brand Nou, designed specifically for her performance and crafted with fine metallic leather and a specialty Italian gemstone. Her performance included songs from her debut album, "Addison," such as "Diet Pepsi" and "New York," showcasing her evolution from viral TikTok dancer to pop star, while the vintage dress connected her to Lee's legacy as a showgirl and performer. The fashion moment was widely celebrated for blending Old Hollywood glamour with contemporary pop culture, highlighting Rae's ability to honor historical style while making it relevant for a modern audience. This choice of attire and performance reflects Rae's growing stature in music and fashion, and the symbolic resonance of wearing a dress tied to a pioneering female entertainer who also authored a memoir that inspired a famous musical.

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