Rebecca Judd breaks down in tears as she reunites with the iconic red dress she wore to the 2004 Brownlow
As a dedicated follower of fashion and AFL, I can’t help but feel a profound sense of admiration for Rebecca Judd. The emotional reunion she had with her iconic red dress from 2004 was a poignant reminder of the power that fashion holds in our lives. It’s not every day that one dress becomes synonymous with your name and propels you into the limelight.
Rebecca Judd felt deeply moved when she met up again with the famous red dress she donned at the 2004 Brownlow Medal event.
In a nostalgic moment, the wife of an AFL player, aged 41, looked back on cherished memories at Melbourne’s Crown Casino. Among these memories was the time when, accompanied by her current spouse, Chris Judd, she wore a striking yet revealing dress to a prestigious event, which caused quite a stir among the attendees.
The distinctive dress, crafted by Australian fashion designer Ruth Tarvydas, boasted a deep V-neck reaching Bec’s naval and a central split extending towards her thighs.
At that moment, the exquisite, handcrafted dress was appraised at a grand sum of $2000. When Bec graced the ceremony, both eyes and news outlets couldn’t help but take notice.
She remembered wearing a red dress, stepping onto the crimson carpet, and eliciting astonishment with a response similar to “wow!” from everyone around.
‘And I thought “okay, this dress is quite something,”‘ she added.
The clip then showed Bec’s reaction as the iconic dress was brought out to her.
Covering her mouth, the AFL WAG became visibly choked up as she caressed her old dress.
‘Oh wow, it’s so cool, I feel emotional. Wow, it’s amazing,’ she said as she began to cry.
‘No one knew me before that night, and the next day half the country knew who I was,’ Bec said.
Friends of the founder of Jaggad activewear, who are celebrities, expressed their happiness and delight by commenting on the cherished memory.
‘Aww love,’ wrote fashion designer Nadia Bartel.
Meanwhile, celebrity stylist Lana Wilkinson wrote: ‘Queen, Bec Judd. Love this.’
Fellow WAG Emma Hawkins also commented: ‘Love this, Bec!’
Afterward, Bec posted a screenshot from the interview on her Instagram Stories and captioned it: ‘Back together with THE RED DRESS in this chat, and I bawled. I never weep. What has become of me?’
Previously, Chris shared with The Herald Sun that the 2004 Brownlow Medal night marked a shift where Bec was no longer private but rather known to the public, and since then, their lives have been transformed irrevocably.
Chris, at only 21 years old when he received the esteemed Brownlow Medal, expressed that it seemed like a transformative moment in his life. Incredible possibilities arose after this event, significantly altering his life’s trajectory.
The Judds tied the knot in 2010, and Chris retired from football five years later.
In the luxurious neighborhood of Brighton, this wealthy pair calls a $7.3 million mansion home, and together they raise their brood consisting of nine-year-old Billie, twelve-year-old Oscar, and seven-year-old twin siblings named Darcy and Tom.
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2024-08-01 03:18