Roland Mouret?s ?Galaxy? dress hit the racks in 2005, it quickly became a favorite in the celebrity world – with stars like Rachel Weisz, Keira Knightley, Scarlett Johannson and Naomi Watts stepping out in the creation. Word spread about the figure-shaping properties of the dress, and it became famed for supposedly turning any women into a 50s-style sex-kitten complete with Marilyn-esque hourglass.

Since Roland Mouret?s dress became the most coveted dress around, a multitude of copies and variations have popped up around the world. The latest: Marks and Spencers “MagicWear” range, which claims to mimic all the body-shaping properties, only without the designer price-tag.

It may not look much – but this review by the Telegraph was glowing. For prices ranging from ?65, the price is certainly a plus.

The Galaxy dress on the catwalk:

One of Marks and Spencers’ “MagicWear” dresses:

Photos of Roland Mouret as a celebrity trend can be found in the Roland Mouret forum thread.

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