.Tonight finds the beginning of Gianni Amelio's Arena in Venice, a First World War drama called "an unrelentingly bleak watching expertise" about "the sheer amount of human suffering" in the course of large combat. " There's an opportunity," reads the Screen Daily evaluation, "that readers may not wish to expose themselves to this much fierce coughing ..."-- yet it takes more than a Spanish Flu subplot to place Emily Ratajkowski off a red-carpet debut, specifically when she is actually truffled out an autumn 2004 Gucci look in the brattiest shade of green you can possibly imagine for the occasion.Gucci autumn 2004.Vogue RunwayGucci fall 2004.Trend RunwayThose atop their fashion trend record will know that autumn 2004 wasn't only any kind of Gucci assortment, it was actually Tom Ford's final for the Italian property. Soundtracked through Sinu00e9ad O'Connor's "Nothing Reviews 2 U" and also including showers of aromatic increased petals, the program reviewed the designer's biggest hits of the '90s as well as '00s: the successful velour sports jacket put on through Kate Moss on the fall 1995 catwalk midriff-flossing Elsa Peretti-inspired garments the many-colored dress in which Nicole Kidman cohosted the 2003 Met Gala. (The concept that year? Goddesses.) Individually, the Innocent perfect of each of Ford's Gucci signatures was marched down the plushly carpet runway, a sensual procession of coat trimmings and jewel moods, dropping neck lines and bamboo handles.Ming Yeung/Getty ImagesAnd at that point there was EmRata's outfit. The appeal is among pair of mermaid gowns coming from the compilation left in what Style referred to as "a remarkably heinous shade of green," modeled on the path by Eugenia Volodina twenty years just before industrying crews coopted the key phrase "brat summer season." Ford, the magazine announced, had "exceeded themself" along with the eveningwear. As fashion trend doubter Sarah Mower filled in her mental dispatch from the front row: "There is no doubt who the Gucci lady is: the example of sex-related self-confidence, burnished to a high buff." Which, it has to be mentioned, isn't a bad means to define Emily Ratajkowski.