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de la Renta

American  
[duh luh ren-tuh, del-uh, deeluh] / də lə ˈrɛn tə, ˌdɛl ə, ˌdilə /

noun

  1. Oscar, 1932–2014, U.S. fashion designer, born in the Dominican Republic.


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It made its debut with designer Oscar de la Renta, whose $3,000 gowns and $1,700 handbags were featured on their own Amazon storefront.

From The Wall Street Journal

But Swift has leaned on American designers with some frequency too, including wearing a blue Oscar de la Renta ball gown to the Los Angeles premiere of her The Eras Tour concert film and a few J Mendel gowns at various awards shows.

From BBC

She later changed into two additional designer ensembles, including a sparkling Oscar de la Renta look adorned with thousands of crystals.

From Salon

Other ensembles planned for the big day were a corseted gown inspired by the Rita Hayworth film “Gilda” and an Oscar de la Renta cocktail dress with 175,000 crystals, according to Vogue.

From Los Angeles Times

But there were clear signs of a pivot to more high-fashion choices this weekend in Washington, when the incoming Second Lady wore a custom black velvet gown by Oscar de la Renta for the Vice President's Dinner and a smart white double-breasted coat to the wreath-laying ceremony in Arlington cemetery earlier in the day.

From BBC