Red Carpet Fashion Awards

Emmy Rossum In Oscar de la Renta - 'Oz The Great and Powerful' New York Screening

Emmy Rossum was at the DGA Theater yesterday evening attending the Gucci and Cinema Society screening of ‘Oz the Great and Powerful’ in New York City.

The one person whose closet I would love to spend the day rifling through, other than Victoria Beckham’s, is Emmy Rossum.

She always picks the most perfect, ultra-feminine, girlie look for each occasion, which always put me in a good mood.

The actress looked delightful and ready for spring, wearing a baby-blue Oscar de la Renta Pre-Fall 2013 dress with pink-and-aqua floral-print paillette embroidery which made her look sparkle on the red carpet.

Not slacking on the shoe front, she donned bi-colour green-and-aqua satin pumps from the same collection, with a taupe python clutch also accessorizing her look.

A grey manicure, rosy cheeks, pink lips and a half-up, half-down hairstyle provided the finishing touches.

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‘Dukes of Melrose’ Launch Party Red Carpet Round Up

Celebs came out to help Cameron Silver and Christos Garkinos celebrate the launch of their new Bravo series, ‘Dukes of Melrose’, held at the Sunset Tower Hotel on Thursday evening. They all, of course, wore vintage pieces from the hosts’ boutique, Decades Inc.

Sophia Bush: Finally getting those bangs cut to a perfect length, the actress wore a vintage 80s Halston one-shoulder gold dress with a wrap skirt, which was styled with a snakeskin MCM flap wallet clutch and gold Ruthie Davis platform peep-toes.

Isabelle Fuhrman: Turning back time to the 60s, young Isabelle wore a vintage Norell bright-yellow long-sleeved shift dress, which she styled with a bright-yellow MCM bag. Between the two pops of colour and the gorgeous smile, needless to say she was my favourite at this event.

Leven Rambin: J’Adore Leven’s classic YSL Le Smoking 80s pant suit. It’s such a simple yet impactful look, with the bold shoulders, satin lapels and high-waisted pants. Her red lip colour further adds a bold statement, with a gold clutch and black sandals completing her gorgeous look.

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Fan Bingbing In Oscar de la Renta - 2013 Vanity Fair Party I immediately thought of Rosie Huntington-Whiteley’s striped entrance at the Chanel Pre-Oscar Dinner when I saw Fan Bingbing showing her own stripes at the 2013 Vanity Fair Party, hosted Sunday night at the Sunset Tower in California.

For the after-party circuit, the Asian actress swapped her Marchesa magenta ball gown, worn on the Oscars red carpet, for monochrome. But she wasn’t afraid to still go big with this voluminous dress from Oscar de la Renta’s Spring 2013 collection.

On the model, I liked this linear moment, especially since stripes (even those of the zebra variety) are so on trend right now.

On Fan, it was missing the wow factor I wanted. Without the runway’s bold statement necklace, this look came off as a bit one-dimensional.

A bold lip colour or a less structured hairstyle could have helped the situation.

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Amy Adams In Oscar de la Renta - 2013 Vanity Fair PartyAfter debuting an extravagant Oscar de la Renta ball gown on the Academy Awards red carpet, Amy Adams changed into something a bit more manageable for the 2013 Vanity Fair Party at Sunset Tower in Hollywood.

While ‘The Master’ star didn’t win the Best Supporting Actress nod, she still brought another Oscar to the Vanity Fair party, as she wore a dress from de la Renta’s Pre-Fall 2013 collection.

Following last night’s metallic trend, she was dripping in silver with this caviar-beaded fringe gown, which was paired with diamond drop earrings and a bracelet.

With the flapper flair of this look, it would have been expected for Amy to wear her hair in a retro pin curl. But she kept her her auburn locks sleekly swept back into a simple updo, similar to what we saw earlier in the evening.

Which of Amy’s dresses was your favorite?

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‘The Master’ actress Amy Adams made a grand entrance at the 2013 Academy Awards red carpet today at California’s Dolby Theatre in the Hollywood & Highland Center.

Before the show even started, the nominee paraded out her own Oscar—Oscar de la Renta, that is—wearing a fairytale-inspired, princess ball-gown by the designer.

The powdery blue colour of this confection could have faded into the background, but not with its extravagant design that featured fluffy layers of feathery tulle that trailed several feet behind her.

Her train nearly needed its own entourage to maneuver down the red carpet line.

Like Jessica Chastain, Amy didn’t go too far with her accessories. With the sweetheart bodice, she skipped a necklace and wore a pair of simple diamond drop earrings and a braided rope bracelet.

Her auburn locks were pulled into a twisted updo, while a petal-pink lip played into the extreme softness of this look.

Up next for Amy is taking on the role of Lois Lane in ‘Man of Steel.’ Was she a superhero of style for you?

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There were many more gorgeous gals who took to the red carpet at the Centro de Congresos Principe Felipe in Madrid, Spain on Sunday evening for the 2013 Goya Awards.

Paula Echevarria: The actress took my breath away, wearing a shimmering Dolores Promesas gown. Her long-sleeved emerald-green creation with a plunging neckline and long train was styled with ruby Tous jewels and a gold seashell-shaped clutch. One of the top ten of the night.

Dafne Fernández: Here we have another stunning look from the beautiful Dafne. The actress wore a gold Stella McCartney long-sleeved gown with an open back and side slit. You may remember that Gwyneth Paltrow wore a similar gown to the 2011 Met Gala. Ombre waves, flawless makeup and subtle gold jewels completed her look.

Irene Escolar: With so many opting for Fall-like hues, Irene selected a pretty coral Blumarine gown with delicate orange embroidered details for one of the more stand-out looks on the red carpet, which was again perfected with simple styling.

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