Best Use Of Colours Award
What I love about Liv Tyler is that you can never predict what she’s going to wear next.
At the 2011 CFDA Fashion Awards in New York City last night, we finally got to see a look from the Proenza Schouler Fall 2011 collection on the red carpet.
Her silk printed was accessorized with a Proenza Schouler belt, shoes and PS-11 clutch.
I love the dress; it’s so modern and vibrant. She really stood out on this red carpet.
The accessories really made this look one of my favourites from this event; especially those shoes.
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Posted by Catherine Kallon on June 7th, 2011 In: CFDA Fashion Awards, Liv Tyler, Proenza Schouler, Runway To Red Carpet
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Sooo stylish.
Liv….she’s equal the model!
She has it all!
It’s an awesome dress, really lovely. Liv adds nothing to it.
I would to see it on someone more interesting like Rihanna.
Okay, but not great to me…
I like this outfit but the hair seems a little lifeless.
I think this might be my favorite, it just looks so fun.
It is a fabulous dress, and I like the accessories, but agree that the hair is a boring distraction and lets the look down.
BDOTW <3
Love the mix of colours on her!
Oh wow this dress is awesome.
So glad to see some Proenza Schouler on the red carpet! Liv does this dress so much justice! I agree with Tanya–BDOTW worthy!
Amazing dress and styled beautifully
Love this dress. Don’t like the purse, but had to look twice to even notice it, so …
I really like the dress and the accessories, the hair is a bit neglected.