Emma Roberts presented the Womenswear British Designer of the year award to the man of the night, Daniel Lee for Bottega Veneta, at The Fashion Awards 2019 held at Royal Albert Hall on Monday (December 2) in London.
It’s not often I get excited about Emma Roberts on the red carpet, but it’s the Holiday season, and this Attico Fall 2019 dress which harks back to the golden age of glamour, an era where every event was a time to “dress up,” has me very much in a festive mood.
Opera gloves haven’t always been a favoured red carpet accessory, but I sure you will appreciate them here as the feathers help add more drama to this glamorous outing.
Art deco earrings and simple pumps, which I barely registered, complete the look.
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Don’t like it at all.
She looked miles better in motion. Here the thing falls flat but on stage she was selling it.
Yes! Love this from head to toe! Old Hollywood vibes at its best!
From the neck up, she looks stunning. But this dress is hideous.
The dress is just way too short. It looks awkward.
I have to agree with the others, she does not work it at all.
The shoes are wrong. it needed a cool sandal.
Emma is not selling this. It looks so much livelier/interesting on the model. It could be her posture but all I see is shiny black garbage bag.
I’m not feeling this and it appears she isn’t either. The dress looks incomplete and too much at the same time.
I feel she needs a better pose, to show off the feathered gloves. I agree with the earlier comment that it looks lifeless.
I hate this. She looks like a Vegas showgirl and those gloves…YIKES?
mini dresses with trains never work for me.
Emma is not selling this for me. Probably it was too cold, but she seems lifeless IMO.
I don’t mind high/low dresses in general but this one looks very awkward. As if they just put a limp train to mini dress to try to make it formal. It would have been a cute, fun look sans train. Some sassy sandals or mules would have been nice too.