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Marie-Denise Villers wears an almost transparent white dress
Alessandra Ambrosio wore a green, simple shaped gown with flamboyant sleeves, and Eva Longoria's gown was a variation of monochrome super-structured, deceptively simple but unusually angled and with one part in a bold metallic material
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