Nikki Reed and her husband supported Autism Speaks’ 2nd Annual ‘Blue Tie – Blue Jean Ball’ held at the Beverly Hilton in California yesterday evening.
The ‘Twilight’ star wore a Ted Baker ‘Nelli’ dress.
Her flirty black short-sleeve dot jacquard dress features a flared skirt and gold buttons on the sleeves.
Nikki kept her accessories simple, with multiple rings from her Mattlin Era jewelry line, black satin Christian Louboutin ‘Vampanodo’ sandals with a rose accent on the heel and, most importantly, her powder-blue Autism Speaks awareness bracelet.
Christian Louboutin Vampanodo Satin and Suede Bow Platform Sandals – Saks.com
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I LOVE it ! This is simple and this is completely her style.
FC, I think the shoes are Christian Louboutin’s “Vampanodo” .
you are right, thanks for the tip.
This silhouette is a way too sweet and girly for Nikki, and her hair is once again is a distracting mess.
I get that she was trying to be demure for this event, but this is just boring. I don’t like the big huge shoulders and I think an ankle boot or pump would have suited this look better than the strappy sandals she’s wearing.
I just don’t think Nikki (and her stylist) know what her style should be. IMO she’s a glamourous/bombshell type of girl and she should dress the part, this dress sucks the life out of her!
A no. Not liking the dress.
She looks gorgeous.
Pretty!
I would think this look was head to toe cute if it had unobtrusive cap sleeves. Those linebacker shoulders are always a no. Also I know it’s for the event but the blue of the bracelet is jarring…however it’s totally excusable.