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Oscar dress worth $150,000 stolen

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One of the standout red-carpet dresses from this week’s Academy Awards ceremony has been stolen.

Actress Lupita Nyong’o poses on the red carpet for the 87th Oscars. Police are investigating the theft of her dress worth $US150,000.

31 year old actress Lupita Nyong’o, wore the $150,000 Calvin Klein dress, which was encrusted with 6000 pearls.
The police said it was stolen from her room at the London Hotel in West Hollywood yesterday right after the star studded ceremony while she was out.

But the thief may have returned the dress.

“I’m happy that it has been potentially recovered,” Nyong’o said in the statement. “It’s a timeless and priceless piece of art.”

The thief reportedly took the dress back to the London in a garment bag and put it in a bathroom at the Hotel and claimed that the pearls on the dress were fake.



27 Responses

  1. Can’t be worth that much if the pearls are fake! so im so confused whey its worth 150,000? #soconfused

  2. WOW! that is beautiful I would want to have a dress like that but it’s ok I’m only interested in dresses that are not that too decorated.
    OOOOHHHHH

  3. wow i never thought anyone would do that!!! Seriously! But if their fake then why is it worth that much money??? Oh well, whats done is done.

  4. The person who took it probably just said the pearls were fake to cover for the fact that A: They were about to get caught and B: They probably felt bad.

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