Článek Lucie Švirkové. Někdy se vyplatí zapátrat v mámině šatníku. O to víc, když jde o hollywoodskou celebritou s vytříbeným vkusem a přístupem k designérským kouskům. Dcera Catherine Zety-Jones si oblékla na svoji oslavu narozenin šaty, které naposledy herečka vynesla na červeném koberci v roce 1999.
Že dcery slavných maminek vynesou ikonické kousky z jejich šatníku, není nic neobvyklého. Oblečení si půjčuje dcera Salmy Hayek, Cindy Crawford a třeba i Brooke Shields. Přitom jde o návrhářské skvosty, které jsou staré klidně deset dvacet let. A světe, div se, na červeném koberci vypadají pořád skvostně.
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