Daisy Lowe attended the 2010 GQ Men of the Year Awards at the Royal Opera House in London last night.
She wore a Fall-like Gareth Pugh Spring 2010 striped dress.
I wouldn’t have expected Daisy to wear a high collared long sleeved dress like this, because she likes to show off her body.
But I guess I should be happy that she wasn’t predictable in that sense.
I like that she wore a British designer, and I do think she pulled off this look, but I think that’s mostly because of her make-up.
It’s not my cup of Earl Grey, but I don’t hate it either.
Credit: Style.com & INFEvents
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shocked to see this dress on the red carpet ,i personally am not a big fan of grey but it’s not so bad as it could’ve been.
I personally don’t like the dress. I think she did indeed pulled off the look, as much as one person can… I prefer to see Lady Gaga try something like this, with the headwear of course.
Morticia Adams anyone?
Completely and utterly
I agree. Im not particularly fond of this dress but she makes it work for what it is.
I don’t mind the dress… But isn’t it still summer? I don’t know – I can’t imagine being a big room with lots of people and being swathed in fabric. She must not sweat.
I think it’s the sort of dress a person really has to go full-out with and go a little crazy with the hair and accessories. Otherwise, as is the case here, it verges on being bland.
I love the dress on the model.
Is it Halloween already, and nobody told me? Daisy looks like the girl in the cartoon Beetlejuice that I watched as a kid in the 80s.