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‘Dilophosaurus for the win’: Jurassic World hilariously trolls Tyra Banks for her viral dress

Netizens couldn’t help but notice the uncanny similarity between the wings of Tyra Banks’s dress and dilophosaurus from the Jurassic Park.

Tyra Banks dinosaur dress, Tyra Banks Jurassic World tweet, Tyra Banks dinosaur dress on DWTS, Tyra-nnosaurus Rex, indian expressThe Jurassic World asked people to vote who wore it better and it seems the dinosaur was leading.

As Tyra Banks hosted Dancing With the Stars this week, wearing an eye-catching dress, a meme fest was just waiting to happen. The burgundy dresses with netted gloves and pleated wings had netizens comparing her to the venom-spitting dinosaur dilophosaurus that was featured in Steven Spielberg’s Jurassic Park.

The comparison soon found virality with Jurassic World’s social media handle also taking note. They took to their official Twitter handle where they posted a collage of dilophosaurus and Tyra Banks’ viral dress. The tweet was captioned, “Who wore it best?”


In a recent interview with James Corden on his show The Late Late Show, Tyra Banks also addressed the comparisons between the two. While initially she termed it a peacock-inspired look, she named herself Tyra-nnosaurus Rex on her social media after the meme fest.

Seemed like Jurassic World was also in agreement. They took the clip of Tyra discussing the look and captioned it, “New Dinosaur discovered: Tyra-nnosaurus Rex”.

The dress was styled by Natalia Barzilai and Eric Archibald, who told Insider that their aim was to highlight Banks’s “amazing figure”. They specially asked Julian Mendez, the designer, to “build the gown fit for a Queen”.

Here’s how netizens reacted to the Jurassic World’s post:


https://twitter.com/The_1_spitter/status/1442927117180674051


https://twitter.com/DinosaursLegen1/status/1443675745197428737

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