Hong Chau - Red Carpet Fashion Awards

21.02.18

The CFDA, WWD & Variety Celebrate Runway To Red Carpet Initiative

To celebrate the inaugural launch of the Runway to Red Carpet initiative, the Council of Fashion Designers of America (CFDA), Variety and Women’s Wear Daily (WWD) hosted a star-studded luncheon on Tuesday (February 20) at the Chateau Marmont, which was sponsored by Karma Automotive.

A range of starlets were in attendance. However, if you had just looked at their ensembles, you’d never know they were at the same event—so diverse were their modes of dress.

Olivia Munn: I like the sunny outlook of this Veronica Beard Spring 2018 warm-weather-ready suit set, with the drawstring detailing adding an element of feminine allure. Obviously, the shorts didn’t stand up so well to the creases from sitting.

Lea Michele: Opting for a more romantically feminine offering, Lea wore a Zuhair Murad floral gown with a ruffled peplum. I can imagine this dress looked very pretty in the garden outside.

January Jones: I appreciate the directional, urban-forward mood the actress was setting with this Off-White Resort 2018 look—complete with that slick-back ponytail. However, I know the deconstructed, pinstripe skirt will have many saying it looks as if she wrapped a bolt of men’s shirting material around her waist.

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Posted by Rachel Watkins on February 21, 2018 In: Adeam, Adriana Iglesias, Alexander Wang, Alexandra Daddario, Alison Brie, Angela Sarafyan, Ashley Madekwe, Brandon Maxwell, Chanel, Christian Dior, Cushnie Et Ochs, Giamba, Hong Chau, J.Mendel, Jaime King, January Jones, L.K. Bennett, Lea Michele, Nikki Reed, Off-White c/o Virgil Abloh, Olivia Holt, Olivia Munn, Serayah McNeill, Shay Mitchell, Sophia Bush, Veronica Beard, Zuhair Murad

19.02.18

Harper’s BAZAAR CDGA Celebration

Harper’s BAZAAR and the CDG celebrated the top costume designers and nominees of the 20th CDGA with an event on Saturday (February 17) in West Hollywood, California

Serayah McNeill: This highlighter-yellow Alexandre Vauthier fitted mini dress may not have been anything new, but it fit her to a T and the colour was a bright revelation—plus the drape at the front added more sultry appeal. Giuseppe Zanotti gold sandals rounded out her look.

Laura Marano: The beauty of this Tadashi Shoji Spring 2018 design was in its colouful floral embroidery, to which the sheer elements offered just an elegant hint at peek-a-boo allure. A Tadashi Shoji ‘Charlotte’ clutch completed the look.

Hong Chau: Personalized and progressive, Hong edged up her frothy baby-blue Adeam dress with an Adeam Spring 2018 metallic embossed jacket.

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Posted by Rachel Watkins on February 19, 2018 In: Adeam, Alexandre Vauthier, Givenchy, Hong Chau, Jhene Aiko, Laura Marano, Nikki Reed, Serayah McNeill, Tadashi Shoji

22.01.18 Runway To Red Carpet

Hong Chau In Rodarte – 2018 SAG Awards

I have been enjoying Hong Chau’s red carpet appearances and seeing how she has fun with fashion.

At the 2018 SAG Awards on Sunday (January 21) the ‘Downsizing’ actress proved her fashion credentials with a Rodarte Spring 2018 dress.

The runway version had a distinct ethereal, flower child look, but I was in favor of how she evoked a glamorous mood with her styling.

Stuart Weitzman’ Nudist’ sandals, Irene Neuwirth jewels and red lipstick played off the pale yellow lace.

The raised, softly frilled neckline also framed her radiant smile.

Credit: Vogue.com & Getty

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Posted by Heather Cichowski on January 22, 2018 In: Hong Chau, Rodarte, Runway To Red Carpet, SAG Awards

12.01.18

2018 Critics’ Choice Awards Red Carpet Roundup

Following the 2018 Golden Globes black dress code, the 2018 Critics’ Choice Awards on Thursday (January 11) showcased a range of colours, styles and designers.

Reese Witherspoon: The actress’s most memorable looks often have bold colours, so I was surprised she opted for a black Prada dress. That being said, I thought the short length really worked for her, with the embellishment adding some vicariousness. The Roger Vivier shoes enhanced the playful mood.

Emma Roberts: Her choppy blonde fringe was certainly a talking point, but the elegant simplicity of her Giorgio Armani gown didn’t go unnoticed. The strapless column fit perfectly. She styled it in a very modern way with the gold-toned accessories and by leaving the neckline bare.

Emilia Clarke: Like Reese, the ‘Game of Thrones’ star opted for a shorter black dress. She wore a Dolce & Gabbana frock with Gianvito Rossi sandals. I would have loved to see the look completed with a red lip as it would have added some warmth while playing up the brand’s Italian film star aesthetic.

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08.01.18

2018 Golden Globe Awards Red Carpet Roundup

Black was of course the shade of the night at the 2018 Golden Globe Awards on Sunday (January 7) with celebrities putting their own interpretations on the dress code.

Kelly Clarkson: The singer’s custom Christian Siriano gown will likely draw comparisons to Mary J. Blige’s Alberta Ferretti look because of the contrasting one sleeve. The dramatically full skirt on Kelly’s matched the joy of the shimmering gold fabric. The pockets were a delightful addition.

Allison Janney: The Best Supporting Actress winner’s Mario Dice dress was captivating with the sleek fluidity of the skirt contrasting the beautiful detailing of the bodice. This reinvigorated cut-outs.