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Zhou Xun In Chanel – ‘Cloud Atlas’ Toronto Film Festival Premiere

Zhou Xun called upon her inner French maid of the ‘Cloud Atlas’ premiere during the 2012 Toronto Film Festival on Saturday night.

The actress hit to the red carpet in a frothy black and white concoction from Chanel’s Resort 2013 collection.

To be fair, Zhou Xun looked far better in this dress than the model – I’m so glad she wore a pair of Charlotte Olympia pumps instead of those brothel creepers and opted for natural make-up over red eye shadow and a faux beauty spot.

A chunky cream cuff and simple updo completed her look.

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Posted by Kate McAuley on September 11th, 2012 In: Chanel, Premiere, Runway To Red Carpet, Toronto Film Festival

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Olga Kurylenko In Elie Saab Couture – ‘To The Wonder’ Toronto Film Festival Premiere

Olga Kurylenko joined her co-star Rachel McAdams in green for the ‘To The Wonder’ premiere during the Toronto Film Festival last night.

In another style snap moment with Rachel, Olga also chose to wear Lebanese designer Elie Saab. This dress is from his Fall 2012 Couture collection.

Where Rachel’s dress was low-key, however, Olga’s has the wow factor.

Everything about this piece looks beautiful on her, from the colour and beading to the plunging neckline and cinched waist. The gold box clutch works well too.

Forties curls, natural make-up and black pumps finish her look.

: Olga Kurylenko in Elie Saab Couture

: Olga Kurylenko in Elie Saab Couture

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Posted by Kate McAuley on September 11th, 2012 In: Elie Saab, Olga Kurylenko, Premiere, Runway To Red Carpet, Toronto Film Festival

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Saoirse Ronan In McQ Alexander McQueen – ‘Byzantium’ Toronto Film Festival Premiere

Saorise Ronan opted for florals for the premiere of ‘Byzantium’ during the 2012 Toronto Film Festival.

The Irish actress wore a McQ Alexander McQueen dress with Eddie Borgo jewels for the event.

The panelling at the neckline and bust and slight peplum detail on Saorise’s dress are exquisite, but her hair is a bit messy for my tastes.

You can buy Saoirse’s Ferragamo sandals from Luisa via Roma and Bloomingdale’s.

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Posted by Kate McAuley on September 11th, 2012 In: McQ, Premiere, Saoirse Ronan, Toronto Film Festival

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Rachel McAdams In Elie Saab – ‘To The Wonder’ Toronto Film Festival Premiere

Rachel McAdams was a vision in green at last night’s ‘To The Wonder’ premiere during the 2012 Toronto Film Festival.

The actress chose a floor-length Elie Saab Fall 2012 gown for the event.

There is something so beautiful about this verdant shade – and it matches Rachel’s eyes and skin tone perfectly.

The soft updo is the right choice, given the high neckline, and I really like how the bare arm balances the long sleeve and pleated bodice.

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Posted by Kate McAuley on September 11th, 2012 In: Elie Saab, Premiere, Rachel McAdams, Toronto Film Festival

10.09.12 Photocall, Runway To Red Carpet

Kate Hudson In Emilio Pucci – ‘The Reluctant Fundamentalist’ Toronto Film Festival Photocall

Kate Hudson made an appearance at a photocall for her film ‘The Reluctant Fundamentalist’ during the Toronto Film Festival yesterday.

For the event, Kate chose a simple black sheath dress from Emilio Pucci’s Resort 2013 collection styled with Dana Rebecca Designs and Graziela jewels.

The actress looks confident and happy in this dress – and so she should. Kate has the toned legs for it and I love the hair and make-up.

I’m not sure, however, about the scarf and bright green shoes. Both pieces are great on their own, but when used together, it doesn’t really go.

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