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.
27.04.17 Runway To Red Carpet
Demi Lovato joined Selena Gomez on Thursday (April 27) for WE Day at The Forum in Inglewood, California.
Much like Selena, Demi opted to put a little spring in her step with this draped, wrap-style midi dress from Victoria Beckham’s Resort 2017 collection.
The smile-inducing shade was tempered with grey Gianvito Rossi pumps which I didn’t understand a first, but on reflection this look should be all about the dress.
23.04.17 Runway To Red Carpet
Joining Ruth Negga and Haley Bennett were a number of other eclectically outfitted stars at the Tiffany & Co. 2017 Blue Book Collection Gala on Friday (April 21) in New York City that had me questioning exactly what the dress code requested.
Doutzen Kroes: The model hid her beautiful form in a Céline Resort 2017 ensemble that boasted of quite clownish proportions. I’m afraid I cannot hop aboard the oversize look here that just translates as messy, especially with Doutzen’s barely-there beauty and afterthought hair.
03.04.17
Victoria Beckham was surrounded by VB-loving beauties at her Victoria Beckham For Target launch event on Saturday (April 1) in LA, where guests showed off the accessibly minded capsule collection in top form.
Victoria Beckham: Slouchy silhouettes have become something of a currently expected staple with VB—as she wears them so well. The calla lily motif in this ensemble added a whimsical, feminine finish yet it couldn’t take away the fact that those trousers were scraping the floor a bit too much.
Kate Mara: Kate’s seafoam-green track jacket and shorts combined sporty appeal with a more precious lacy allure. While the Emm Kuo clutch complemented the look well, I wish her patent camel platforms had been exchanged for a lighter nude sandal.
Ashley Madekwe: Pretty in pink, Ashley couldn’t have been more charming in this sweetly simple dress with a floral-printed collar. I love the way she echoed the light ballet-pink hues in her makeup with a softly pearlescent Edie Parker ‘Jean’ clutch rounded out the look perfectly.
23.03.17 Premiere
There were a host of starlets who joined Elizabeth Banks and Naomi Scott on the red carpet for the \u2018Power premiere in LA last night (March 22).\n
Christina Milian: The actress was almost unrecognisable in her new Freedom Couture ice-blonde wig. Her burnt orange Victoria Beckham ribbed knit midi dress and Gianvito Rossi heels did fare well, but 21HM body chain took this down a tacky route.\n
Chloe Lukasiak: The young dancer\/actress wore a fun, fresh look which included a Milly Spring 2017 bow bustier and Alexis slit trousers. \n
Skai Jackson:\u00a0Skai’s custom look from John Paul Ataker styled with a Kate Spade New York Disney Miss Piggy Collection \u2018Who Moi\u2019 clutch ensures she stays firmly on my one-to-watch list. This was my second favourite look from this event.\n
15.03.17 Runway To Red Carpet
Sardi’s in New York City honoured Cate Blanchett for her performance in ‘The Present’ on Broadway with a caricature for the famed restaurant’s wall on Tuesday (March 14).
As classic as ever, the actress opted for a Victoria Beckham Pre-Fall 2017 frock.
While the minimalist tone of the LBD boasted of a sleek simplicity, the voluminous statement sleeves brought a style-forward visual interest to the sophisticated look.
The same could be said for her black pumps—with the contrast piping detail expanding them a bit beyond the standard norm.
Credit: Vogue.com & Getty
15.03.17
Julia Louis-Dreyfus attended the ‘Featured Session: ‘Veep’ Cast’ during the 2017 SXSW Conference and Festival in Austin, Texas.
This Victoria Beckham Resort 2017 dress checked the box on both refinement and lighthearted fun, teasing the impending spring season with its all-over floral motif.
Her melon-hued shoes wouldn’t have been my first choice, but I have to applaud that she didn’t fall back on a standard black pump. And their quirky edge is perfect for SXSW.
Credit: Getty
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