Showing posts with label red carpet. Show all posts
Showing posts with label red carpet. Show all posts

Golden Globes 2013: The thigh-high split makes a red carpet

Angelina Jolie may have been a no-show at last night's Golden Globes, but her infamously precocious leg certainly wasn't. We look at who did it right, and who did it wrong.


The ones who did it wrong…
If this were an 'Angie's Leg' barometer, Halle would be sub-zero. She's already topping the worst-dressed lists, so we don't want to kick her while she's down, but… we're going to. There were many things wrong with this Versace number - a muffin top-making cut out, garish print and bulging one-shoulder fit and not even a hint of classicism - and, quite simply, the thigh-high split was the straw that broke Berry's sartorial back. Add to that her willingness to 'feel the breeze' (i.e. her exaggerated pose) and it's a big no-no.

39th People's Choice Awards: Red carpet style

Emma Watson, Chloe Moretz and Lea Michele went graphic in bold minidresses at the annual People's Choice Awards in Los Angeles.
 British starlet Emma Watson chose a style by London Fashion Week label Peter Pilotto
 Chloe Moretz in Simone Rocha
 German supermodel Heidi Klum in Julien Macdonald
 Jennifer Lawrence covered up in Valentino
 Actress Naomi Watts dazzled in Alexander McQueen
 Singer Taylor Swift looked resplendent in a simple gown by Ralph Lauren
 Sandra Bullock in Vera Wang
Rumer Willis in a style by Alice + Olivia by Stacey Bendet

18th Annual Critics' Choice Movie Awards: Red carpet style


 'Les Misérables' actress Amanda Seyfried chose a creation by London Fashion Week star Marios Schwab.
 Teen star Elle Fanning wore Chanel.
 Amy Adams carried this beautiful Vionnet dress perfectly
 Emily Blunt dazzled in Miu Miu.
 Petite actress Eva Longoria wore Monique Lhuillier.
 Anne Hathaway plumped for a heavily beaded Oscar de la Renta gown. She picked up the Best Suporting Actress award for 'Les Miserables.'
 Jessica Chastain wore Prada and won the Best Actress Award for her role in 'Zero Dark Thirty.'
 Naomi Watts looked radiant in Emilio Pucci.
'Silver Linings Playbook' actress Jennifer Lawrence wore Prabal Gurung. Her film 'Silver Linings Playbook' won 'Best Acting Ensemble.'

SAG Awards 2013: red carpet beauty highlights

It was a beautiful evening in Hollywood last as leading ladies took to the red carpet for the 2013 SAG Awards. We round up the best beauty looks from the red carpet.

 Rose tinted lips and cheeks and loose side swept hair is a hit on Amanda Seyfried .
 For the girl who can make no mistakes, comes a look from Claire Danes that just isn't quite right. The make up balance (heavy lips, semi statement eye and asymmetric hair - to match already failing asymmetric dress) is just off. Plus, russet toned make up should never be assigned to blondes.
 Jennifer Lawrence should have left it at the red lip, but adding a heavy smoky eye and side swept hair leaves her looking, well just a little awkward and overdone.
 Love the brave blood red lips on Anne Hathaway against her signature porcelain skin, we're just not so sure about the grown out school boy crop.
 We can forgive the delay on picking up the dip dye trend Lea Michelle (just) but the extremities of this example we just can't excuse.
 Can she do no wrong? Jessica Chastain takes her hair and make-up down a notch on this red carpet, but with perfect skin, a satin rose lip, black lashes and 1940's inspired side swept hair, executes what trends she does do, perfectly.
 This is heavenly make up and hair on Marion Cotillard who's taken three trends (the smoky eye, pink lip and side swept hair) and tweaked each one to keep them as flattering as can be.
 Good make up on Nicole Kidman let down by hair that's spent too much time with straigtening irons, which should never make themselves known on the red carpet.

SAG Awards 2013: red carpet nail trends

From a rainbow of nudes to the smattering of nail art, here's our pick of the best, and worst, celebrity nails from the 2013 SAG Awards.

 American actress Elisabeth Moss , she of Mad Men fame, matched her simple black cocktail dress with a clean colour pop on her nails.
 Anne Hathaway proves that nail art is welcome on the red carpet, but one lowly butterfly over whited out nails doesn't quite make the 2013 grade. Baby steps.
 Bare with us, this too is a trend, because as long as it's glossy and short (as Helen Hunt shows us how) completely naked nails are in fashion.
 Just a glassy shine for Jennifer Garner who rightfully lets her dress to the talking.
 A perfect peachy shade of pale for Amanda Seyfried.
 Jennifer Lawrence keeping it super simple and demure, while also keeping it on trend, with a creamy pink natural nail.
 A modern glossy top coat for Julianna Margulies , with a hint of dove grey to match her dress.
 Kerry Washington goes one step ahead of the nail curve and embraces next season's opaque creamy, nude nail lacquer palette.

MTV Europe Music Awards 2012: red carpet style

Host Heidi Klum was joined by singers Taylor Swift, Rita Ora and Lana Del Rey at the 19th MTV Europe Music Awards held in Frankfurt, Germany.

 Country singer Taylor Swift collected awads for Best Female Act, Best live Act and Best Look in a sparkling gown by New York Fashion Week label J. Mendel.
 'Video Games' singer Lana del rey chose a demure, wrap-style gown for her big entrance.
 British chart sensation Rita Ora made an entrance in a bright red gown by Marchesa.
 The event's host, Heidi Klum , showed off her supermodel figure in a design by Versace.
 British singer Pixie Geldof paired a House of Holland tube dress with a candy-style clutch from the Maison Martin Margiela for H&M collection,
 Call Me Maybe' singer Carly Rae Jepsen put her best foot forward in a gown by Johanna Johnson.
 Gwen Stefani has reunited with her No Doubt bandmates and attended the awards show in Frankfurt.
 Singer Alicia Keys opted for Stella McCartney's 'Miracle' dress in green.
Top Russian model Anne V wowed in a long black dress.
Brazilian model Isabeli Fontana looked like an extra from Batman in a finge-winged bodysuit.

56th BFI London Film Festival: red carpet style

From sartorial fans of The Rolling Stones to resplendent actresses in gowns, we chart the annual BFI London Film Festival's stylish stars.

 Holliday Grainger cut a colourful figure in Peter Pilotto, at the Great Expectations premiere
 Comedian David Walliams and model wife Lara Stone opted for matching monochrome at the film festival.
 British beauty Gemma Arterton braved the miserable English weather in a sleeveless Prada A/W 2012 coat dress and taupe embellished wedges, at the premiere of her new film 'Song for Marion'.
 Ruffles and sheer shirt detailing made for an innovative take on the little black dress for Scottish actress Shirley Henderson.
 Radio DJ Lauren Laverne kept it chic and cosy in a grey and black tweed-look skirt suit, at the premiere of 'Good Vibrations'.
 Nicole Farhi added a bit of sparkle to the film festival.
Noomi Repace opted for a sharp tailored look in mustard and black, at the Great Expectations closing film premiere.

 
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