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Revealing dress inspired Google to search for images

Carolin Teufelberger
24.9.2019
Translation: machine translated

19 years ago, a green breath of nothing pushed the Internet to its limits - and created Google Images.

When the search team at Google realised that everyone just wanted to see the image - in the most direct way possible - they came up with the idea of Google Image Search. Almost 20 years later, Jennifer Lopez, Donatella Versace and Google have now teamed up again to recreate the iconic moment at Fashion Week in Milan. This time with even less fabric.

Who would have guessed that we would only be able to search for cat pictures, photos of work colleagues and recipe ideas thanks to an open-hearted fashion statement.

P.S.: Lopez wasn't the first person to show off the dress. Donatella Versace, who designed the dress, and former Spice Girl Geri Halliwell slipped into the gown back in 1999. But there was no reaction. Whether their long blonde hair distracted too much from their cleavage?

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