Lindsay Lohan said she had to be stitched into a Versace gown that was so 'delicate' she was afraid to move at her first Vanity Fair Oscar party in 2006

• Lindsay Lohan reflected on her first Vanity Fair Oscar party in Vogue's "Life in Looks."
• Lohan wore a Versace gown with a flowing train that she had to be stitched into.

Lindsay Lohan took a trip down style memory lane in Vogue's "Life in Looks" series, published on Thursday.

The actress, 35, reflected on some of her most memorable movie and red-carpet moments in the video interview, including her first Vanity Fair Oscar party in 2006.

Lohan said she wore a Versace gown to the event, which was held at Mortons in West Hollywood. The cream satin dress had a flowing train and was so delicate that Lohan said she spent most of the night afraid to move.

"I had to stand there and they had to stitch the back of the dress on to me because it was so delicate and dainty," Lohan said. "And I was nervous to kind of move around in it, so I sat most of the night."

Lohan added that she took two purses to the party, which her manager Jason Weinberg was in charge of carrying.

"Why did I need two purses to go to the Vanity Fair party? Lohan said. "Wearing a vintage Versace gown. Was that necessary?"

Lohan said the experience marked her "coming into my own" in fashion.

The actor reflected on the outfit in a 2006 interview with Interview Magazine, where she said she had "a little fashion moment" with Madonna, who also wore Versace.

"She was wearing Versace and she goes to Guy [Ritchie, Madonna's then-husband], Who's wearing better Versace? And he didn't say anything," Lohan told Interview Magazine.

"Mine was this elegant, long gown. Hers was elegant as well. It was beautiful, pink, and I'd never seen Madonna in pale pink, and she looked gorgeous. It was just funny to have that moment. And then I ran to the bathroom to change because I promised my friend who works at Calvin Klein that I'd wear something from their line," she said.

Lohan said that she wore three outfits in total that night, as she had worn a Christian Lacroix dress earlier in the evening before changing into the Versace gown. She told the magazine that she wore so many dresses "because I make promises to friends, and I like to keep them."