Red Carpet Fashion Awards
Red Carpet Fashion Awards is a celebrity fashion website which chronicles the ensembles from runways to red carpet events around the world.
14.02.18 Runway to Sidewalk, Sidewalk Style
There are only three things certain in life.
Death. Taxes and Victoria Beckham spotted on the streets of Manhattan wearing her latest collection after her presentation.
It’s a jungle out there, so Victoria opted for military green look, which was oh-so chic and full of boyish charm, evoking the clean cuts and sharp details of masculine tailoring.
Opting to make the look her own, I love how simple and effortless this look is.
Credit: Vogue.com & Splash
23.01.18 Premiere
Chloe Grace Moretz has been a fixture at the 2018 Sundance Film Festival in Park City, Utah attending multiple events and making a bold statement at each one. Firstly, she paid a visit to The IMDb Studio on Sunday (January 21). Later that evening, she stepped out at the 2018 Spotlight Initiative Awards Gala Dinner. She was just as busy on Monday (January 22) attending ‘The Miseducation Of Cameron Post’ And ‘I Like Girls’ premieres and the IMDbPro Party.
The IMDb Studio: She embraced minimalist clean lines with a Victoria, Victoria Beckham shirt and trousers. The half-tucked top did feel a bit contrived but the Jimmy Choo ‘Desiree’ boots were a successful addition.
2018 Spotlight Initiative Awards Gala Dinner: She continued with the same menswear mood, donning a Victoria Beckham men’s tuxedo coat, ruffle neck blouse and trousers. She demonstrated her knack for finishing details with Victoria Beckham ‘Dorothy’ pumps and a red-orange lipstick. Some might say this was a bit mature for her, but the accessories brought a youthful sophistication.
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19.01.18 Menswear
Louis Vuitton men’s artistic director Kim Jones took his final bow at the brand during the Fall 2018 Menswear show on Thursday (January 18) during Paris Fashion Week. Of course, the front row was buzzing with a roster of guests, with everyone wearing LV—save for Victoria Beckham, who was naturally representing her own namesake line.
David Beckham: David delivered his signature steely stare and edgy sexiness with effortlessly relaxed flair in this monochromatic navy ensemble topped by a nubby, army-green trench and blinding white sneakers.
Brooklyn Beckham: Like father, like son; Brooklyn showed that good style runs in the family with this look that married the playful, youthful quirk of the printed word shirt and skinny, slouched trousers with a classic, tweedy overcoat.
Joe Jonas: Opting for a more experimental look, Joe paired this twist on a Hawaiian-print shirt with satiny joggers and platform sneakers for an interesting, directional style statement. Although, perhaps the look was calling out for a fanny pack, as well.
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19.01.18
Nieves Alvarez stepped out at Vogue Spain’s Dinner for Victoria Beckham on Thursday (January 18) in Madrid, Spain to celebrate the magazine’s February 2018 cover girl.
Fittingly, the Spanish model was clad in one of the guest of honour’s elegant minimalist designs.
There is such a sophisticated ease to this Victoria Beckham blue dress with the gently flared skirt and soft balloon sleeves. The cut showed off the ‘Jolted’ star’s frame as opposed to distracting from it.
She didn’t over-complicate the piece with accessories, choosing Aquazzura pumps plus a Bulgari bag and jewels.
The topknot rounded out the insouciant outfit.
Credit: Gtres
19.01.18 Runway To Red Carpet
Vogue Spain hosted a dinner to celebrate their February cover girl Victoria Beckham, with a dinner party held at the Santo Mauro Hotel on Thursday (January 18) in Madrid, Spain.
Victoria has been embracing colour for a while now, but I’m still astounded to see her select this striking bold red hue.
The silk-crepe dress, which of course hails from her Spring 2018 collection, is cut to a loose silhouette with a hint of Victoriana imbued via the ruffle collar.
I love how the lilac pumps breathes extra life into this plush posh look, but, as always, I wish she would go lighter on the eyeliner.
