‘The Hunger Games: Catching Fire’ London Premiere Red Carpet Roundup
It was a very busy day yesterday, so here is a quick roundup of the other celebs who took to the red carpet for ‘The Hunger Games: Catching Fire’ London premiere joining the main stars, Jennifer Lawrence, Elizabeth Banks, Jena Malone and Willow Shields.
Edith Bowman: The radio presenter was the host on the night, interviewing all the stars on the night. She didn’t fade into the background wearing this Vilshenko Fall 2013 gown with a ruffled neckline which featured a poppy print, which couldn’t have been more appropriate on Remembrance Day. Despite how incredibly busy this is, I kinda like it… a lot.
Natalie Dormer: The ‘Game of Thrones’ actress smouldered wearing an Emilio Pucci black gown with point d’esprit and sequin detail and a sexy open back, which she styled with black Jimmy Choo ‘Anouk’ pumps.
Laura Haddock: I was surprised to find a solo picture of Laura, as she and hubby Sam Clafin were pretty inseparable all night. She looked divine wearing a Sophia Kah white dress with black-lace detailing and an open back.
Meghan Markle: The ‘Suits’ actress kept it simple and sexy in a black Alexander McQueen dress. The classic LBD is given an elegant twist with gold crystal and glass embellishments and a flirty ruffled hem styled with black strappy sandals.
Ellie Goulding: It was black again for Ellie Goulding, who donned a Pamella Roland Fall 2013 long-sleeved black gown with Jimmy Choo open-toe booties. The biggest news here is her hairstyle. For so long it was the never-changing hairstyle, but on this occasion she opted for a refreshing updo.
Ashley Roberts: While most of the stars opted for weather-appropriate long-sleeved dresses, the former Pussycat Doll appeared to be oblivious to the cold and rain, donning a bright coral Finders Keepers dress with nude Louboutins and jewels from Catherine Zoraida and Majdan Rocks.
Peaches Geldof: No surprises to see the British star wearing Dolce & Gabbana.
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