Ashley Greene kept up the Hollywood glam in New Orleans, Louisiana, when she attended the Audi Celebrates Super Bowl 2013 bash with her brother at the Ogden Museum of Southern Art on Friday night.
No sign of football jerseys or the gridiron here, as she strutted out a glittering metallic Monique Lhuillier dress from the Resort 2012 collection.
The one-shoulder look actually translated as far warmer and more radiant on Ashley than on the model. She took it from too-precious to party-ready.
The actress’s nude pumps, no doubt meant to blend in, were better than those clunky sandals, too.
Her sultry, dark waves were a dramatic counterpoint, although her neutral makeup might have used a flush of color.
Was this look a touchdown for you?
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I like this from the ankles up.
+1
This would´ve worked better with a slightly shorter length and a delicate sexy sandal, her length and dull pumps make it look a tad mumsy.
+1
I love the dress on her but not the heavy pumps. Gold Jimmy Choo “Lance” sandals would have been perfect.
Not likign the shoes with this look.
not liking
BDOTW nominee!
No it’s boring.
Boring dress, boring styling and boring shoes.
in the words of my mother, this look does nothing for her.
The hem line needed to be a bit higher, and she needed a different shoe. A strappy heel, or even a point, she needed a completely different shoe. Also, she always looks awkward on the red carpet, she never looks comfortable, and that’s something she needed to work on before she was cast for Twilight.