Emma Bunton, also known as Baby Spice, brought a piece of music history into a television studio when she presented the original dress she wore to the 1997 BRIT Awards to her friend, television presenter Holly Willoughby. The appearance on Willoughby's show, 'Together', also featured Nicole Appleton, former member of the band All Saints, where the three discussed fashion from the 1990s.
During the segment, Bunton revealed the iconic black minidress, remarking on its small size and sheer material. Willoughby expressed astonishment, comparing the dress's diminutive size to her own undergarments and noting its historical significance. Bunton shared that she keeps a collection of her Baby Spice-era outfits stored at her home in London.
Bunton recounted a past instance when Willoughby had visited her home and inquired about the items stored in a particular area. Bunton explained that she was in the process of archiving her Spice Girls memorabilia at the time, and playfully declined Willoughby's request to try on items, citing their slightly inebriated state.
The 1997 BRIT Awards ceremony is remembered for the Spice Girls' performances of "Wannabe" and "Who Do You Think You Are." It was also the event where Geri Halliwell, or Ginger Spice, famously wore her Union Jack minidress.
Meanwhile, Holly Willoughby has spoken about a shift in her lifestyle since her departure from the ITV daytime show 'This Morning' in 2023, after 14 years. She launched her YouTube series 'Together' last month and described her current routine as