Rosie Huntington-Whiteley In Rosie for Autograph – Rosie For Autograph Eau De Parfum Launch

Rosie Huntington-Whiteley launched her eponymous first fragrance with M&S Beauty and celebrated with a party held at Café Royal on Wednesday (January 28) in London, England.

The model used this event to showcase her Rosie for Autograph sleepwear collection for M&S, selecting a beautiful silk nightdress with floral lace trims styled with silver sandals and a complementary choker.

As sleepwear goes, this was quite an amazing look for the event, where the theme of the night was beauty and elegance.

We’ve seen lingerie-inspired pieces on the red carpet before, so this is nothing new; making it look effortless and romantic was the challenge and Rosie passed with flying colours.

I would even put this up for BDOTW, the look was that good.

You can buy Rosie’s Rosie for Autograph Silk Floral Lace Night Dress from
Marks & Spencers.

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Posted by Catherine Kallon on January 29, 2015 In: Rosie Huntington-Whiteley

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Front Row @ Elie Saab Spring 2015 Couture

Elie Saab showcased his Spring 2015 Couture collection in Paris, France, on Wednesday (January 28) with a front row full of celebrities.

Nieves Alvarez: Having walked for Stephane Rolland the day before, the model was off duty, no doubt eyeing up options for the Goya Awards (the Spanish Oscars), which takes place on February 7. She kept her look simple wearing a black Elie Saab jumpsuit spliced with lace panels, which she styled with a gold clutch.

Eugenia Silva: Looking like the odd woman out, the model was the only celeb not to opt for black, standing out by selecting a heavenly minty-green look from Elie Saab’s Resort 2015 collection.

Dita Von Teese: The burlesque star was smouldering in the front row wearing an LBD with sultry lace panels, which was oh-so-very Dita, with signature styling to boot.

Clotilde Courau: No stranger to wearing Elie Saab, the French beauty wore a black Elie Saab Fall 2014 Couture frock in a familiar silhouette with oversized beaded detailing. If you are having a mild case of déjà vu, that may be because Julia Roberts’s Emmy dress had the same embellishments.

Even I have to admit that I prefer the all-black looks here. They are so chic and elegant, as an Elie Saab woman should be. Eugenia, while she looked lovely, dressed for the wrong season.

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Posted by Catherine Kallon on January 29, 2015 In: Clotilde Courau, Dita Von Teese, Elie Saab, Eugenia Silva, Front Row @ Fashion Week, Nieves Alvarez

29.01.15 Runway To Red Carpet

Laura Whitmore In Jasper Conran – PANDORA & BHF Afternoon Tea

Laura Whitmore hosted the PANDORA & BHF afternoon tea party on Wednesday (January 28) in London, England.

The presenter wore a Jasper Conran Spring 2015 dress bursting with summer appeal.

Featuring Neapolitan-inspired block stripes in yellow, rust and cream, her look was given a twist via her oversized Lulu Guinness signature red lips clutch, which matched her own lip shade.

The end result was playful, pretty and feminine.

You can buy Laura’s Lulu Guinness Red Lips Clutch from luluguinness.com..

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Posted by Catherine Kallon on January 29, 2015 In: Jasper Conran, Laura Whitmore, Runway To Red Carpet

29.01.15 Who Wore It Better?

Who Wore KaufmanFranco Better…Kate Beckinsale or Selena Gomez?

Kate Beckinsale attended the 2014 American Music Awards back in November wearing a stunning ice-white KaufmanFranco gown featuring a deep plunge and sexy side cut-outs which she styled with a Bulgari necklace and Lee Savage clutch.

Selena Gomez wore the same gown to the 2015 InStyle and Warner Bros. 72nd Annual Golden Globe Awards Post-Party this month, also opting for the same Lee Savage clutch but going light on the jewels with just dangling earrings.

I was convinced I would love Kate until I placed the looks side by side. On reflection, I much prefer Selena’s jewels and the belt she added to the look.

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Posted by Catherine Kallon on January 29, 2015 In: Kate Beckinsale, Kaufmanfranco, Selena Gomez, Who Wore It Better?

28.01.15 Runway To Airport

Solange Knowles In Marques Almeida – LAX

Solange Knowles was spotted making her way through LAX Airport on Friday (January 23).

The singer, who is never shy of colour, wore her favourite colour: yellow, donning a Marques Almeida Fall 2014 long sleeve knit ribbed top and skirt which are both accented with feathers.

While some might liken this look to a half plunked bird, I love how simple this look feels as celebrity airport style can often feel too dressy.

Styled with Karen Walker ‘Super Duper Strength’ sunglasses and white mules, as per, this look is oozing an effortless cool vibe especially with the fro teased to new heights.

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Posted by Catherine Kallon on January 28, 2015 In: Runway To Airport, Solange Knowles

28.01.15

Emilio Pucci Eyewear Dinner Party

Celebrities attended the Emilio Pucci eyewear launch cocktail and dinner held at the Italian embassy on Monday (January 26) in Paris, France.

Poppy Delevingne: The socialite wore a white Emilio Pucci floral embroidered suit styled with a white knit top and Stuart Weitzman ‘Nudist’ sandals. As with any Pucci look, this is bold and colourful, oozing strength and sex appeal. While the glossy waves do add to the fresh feeling of this look, a part of me wishes she had worn her hair back.

Izabel Goulart: I’m very impressed with Izabel here. She wore a chic black and ivory look which showcases a rare demure side to her red carpet style. With this being a Pucci event, she could’ve gone down the predictable route.

Natasha Poly: The blonde wore a mini frock which screams Pucci from its minuscule length, embellishments, multi-colours and oozing sex appeal. Her look was styled with a Paula Cademartori ‘Cocca’ clutch and Stuart Weitzman gold sandals.

I adore all three looks which showcase that the Pucci woman is far from one dimensional.

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