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Perhaps more notable than her almost-fall is Hadid's tape dress. The Guest in Residence founder donned a skin-tight mini dress made entirely of yellow packing tape with the DHL logo on it.

Are you ready for Week 4 of the NFL season? Be prepared by checking out our favorite 2024 fantasy football must-start wide receivers for Week 4! RotoBaller's Matt Donnelly discusses his top "Must ...

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And don't forget to check out Heath Cummings' wide receiver preview for more help with matchup notes, Week 4 numbers to know, and more. Plus, check out Heath's Week 4 projections over at SportsLine.

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According to New York Times chief fashion critic Vanessa Friedman, the outfit made a “sticky tape-y sound” as Kardashian walked. Duct tape was originally created during World War II.