Katy Perry Revives Roberto Cavalli’s Early-2000s Style at Celebration of Dolly Parton

Katy Perry just joined the growing group of celebrities returning to the early-2000s runway for style inspiration. The singer wore a 2004 Roberto Cavalli design for “CMA Presents I Will Always Love You: A Celebration of Dolly Parton” held at Belmont University’s Fisher Center for Performing Arts on Wednesday night in Nashville. Katy Perry Tibrina Hobson The “Firework” singer turned to Cavalli’s spring 2004 collection, sporting the designer’s signature animal print motifs in a gown with warm hues of orange, brown and beige and a bustier bra. The silhouette was slim-fitting, with a scoop neckline and flowing skirt that cascaded in ruffles to the red carpet. Wild life patterning featured throughout the dress, with a particular emphasis on feathers that almost seemed reminiscent of the butterfly symbols Dolly Parton embraced all her life. Katy Perry Tibrina Hobson As for accessories, Perry wore a ring and earrings courtesy of Loree Rodkin, with a vintage choker by Christian Lacroix. The singer capped off her look with a pair of heels courtesy of Rene Caovilla. Perry’s glam was provided by makeup artist Alexandra French, who gave the singer a lined, smoky eye with a neutral lip. Andrew Ly styled Perry’s hair in long, mermaid-like waves with fringe to

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