From 90s leather jackets to Renaissance gowns, here are Kate Winslet’s most iconic outfits:
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. The role — once which Kate would later admit was educational but traumatic — was a career breakthrough for the English actress. As someone who made her debut in the , Kate’s style played to the trends of the times. Here, in one of her very first photo sessions, she wears a crop top and floral skater skirt topped with a very 90s leather jacket.Shortly after her turn in, Kate Winslet auditioned for — and won — a starring role in the Emma Thompson-written, Ang Lee-directed adaptation of Jane Austen’s. To prepare for the role of sensitive Marianne Dashwood, Kate took up tai chi, piano and reading gothic literature.
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