2018 Golden Globe Awards Parties

The 2018 Golden Globe Awards were a study in many glamorous renditions of the colour black. And, for the most part, the Globes after parties followed suit with the hue taking on all measures of late-night allure.

Diane Kruger: After a regally glamorous entrance at the Globes, Diane was at the InStyle and Warner Bros. post-party, where she imbued black, cropped trousers with a bit of creamy lace in this Alexander McQueen Spring 2018 ensemble. I have a feeling that the tattered, asymmetrical effect of the lace bustier top will turn some away from the more experimental look.

Tessa Thompson: At HBO’s official after party in LA, Tessa suited up in an Alexandre Vauthier Fall 2017 Couture menswear-inspired look that delivered plenty of intriguing edge when styled with the MATEO jewelry and bauble-accented sandals. I was happy for the sheer shirting underneath to balance the boxier shape of the tuxedo blazer.

Nina Dobrev: The actress flaunted her toned abs at the InStyle party in this Ralph Lauren cutout gown. Even with the futuristic liquid-silver paneling, something about the look read a bit dated. Alexis Bittar choker completed her look.

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Posted by Rachel Watkins on January 8, 2018 In: Alex Perry, Alexander McQueen, Alexandre Vauthier, Balmain, Christian Dior, Christian Siriano, Crystal Reed, Dsquared², Dundas, Eiza González, Emily Ratajkowski, Giambattista Valli, Golden Globe Awards Parties, Hailey Baldwin, Issa Rae, Jenny Packham, Julianne Hough, Kaitlyn Dever, Kate Beckinsale, Kendall Jenner, Lea Michele, Michelle Monaghan, Miranda Kerr, Natalia Dyer, Nikki Reed, Nina Dobrev, Proenza Schouler, Ralph Lauren, Rasario, Romona Keveza, Rowan Blanchard, Sarah Hyland, Shay Mitchell, Sonequa Martin-Green, Tessa Thompson, Valentino, Yvonne Orji, Zoey Deutch

08.12.17

2017 GQ Men of the Year Party

The 2017 GQ Men of the Year party brought all the pretty girls to the Chateau Marmont on Thursday (December 7) in Los Angeles, California.

Kate Beckinsale: The British actress’ style would be classed as ultra girlie, but she took a walk down a new path wearing this Emanuel Ungaro Spring 2017 leather mini. I love how the neon green adds touch of 80s rebellious glam, which Kate tempers with her tights and black pumps combo. My first thought when I saw this look was, “if ever there was look which required her famous pony, this was it”.

Sofia Boutella: The actress opted to wear a full Prada Resort 2018 look which kinda has a bit of everything. While I’m not the biggest fan of dress-obscuring coats on the red carpet, the piece prevents this outfit from feeling like just another sheer dress, while adding some cool-girl charm to the look.

Gal Gadot: Wonder Woman made a bold entrance at this event wearing red Dior dress styled with black Louboutins. This is what I would’ve expected Kate Beckinsale to wear, as it possesses all her girlish signatures.

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Posted by Catherine Kallon on December 8, 2017 In: Blumarine, Brock Collection, Christian Dior, Emanuel Ungaro, Emily Ratajkowski, Gal Gadot, Giamba, GQ Men Of The Year Awards, Kaitlyn Dever, Kate Beckinsale, Prada, Serayah McNeill, Sofia Boutella, Valentino

02.10.17

Front Row @ Valentino Spring 2018

The Valentino Spring 2018 front row had no shortage of chic beauties eager to take in designer Pierpaolo Piccioli’s take on elegant whimsy during Paris Fashion Week on Sunday (October 1).

Natalia Vodianova: Her previous less-is-more M.O. at the Givenchy show was replaced by a more-is-more look in this Valentino Resort 2018 keyhole frock, resplendent with folk patterning. Glittery Giuseppe Zanotti ‘Luce’ ankle boots and a statement earring ensured this was no ordinary maxi dress.

Marion Cotillard: Offering up her blonde ’do in a punk faux-hawk of sorts, the actress donned a Valentino Resort 2018 ensemble that merged menswear-inspired pinstripes, sporty track pants, and feminine, sheer lace. What united the motley collection of trends was the sophisticated colour palette, to which the kelly-green, embellished sandals simply did not make sense.

Izabel Goulart: I loved the romantic simplicity and feminine seduction of this Valentino Resort 2018 plisse dress, which flowed so beautifully and effortlessly around Izabel’s silhouette as she walked. Here, the green accents made perfect sense in the subtle piping at the neckline, the bow at the waist, and her matching clutch.
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Posted by Rachel Watkins on October 2, 2017 In: Alexa Chung, Arizona Muse, Bianca Brandolini D’Adda, Emily Ratajkowski, Emily Robinson, Front Row @ Fashion Week, Haim, Izabel Goulart, Kaitlyn Dever, Marion Cotillard, Natalia Vodianova, Olivia Palermo, Robin Wright, Roisin Murphy, Soo Joo Park, Valentino, Zoey Deutch

12.09.17 Runway To Red Carpet

Kaitlyn Dever In Luisa Beccaria – Entertainment Weekly’s Must List Party

Kaitlyn Dever was one of the lovely ladies at the Toronto International Film Festival, attending Entertainment Weekly’s Must List Party on Saturday (September 9).

I must say that this Luisa Beccaria Resort 2018 jumpsuit is a must-try. The moss green ensemble enhanced her skin tone and hair. Plus, it had a soft elegance.

Flecked with floral appliqués and accented by ruffle sleeves, the jumpsuit offered a fresh take on ethereal ensembles and provided relief from the onslaught of sheer dresses.

This makes me excited to see what the young actress has in store for us on future red carpets.

Kurt Geiger shoes completed her look.

: Kaitlyn Dever In Luisa Beccaria and Timothee Chalamet

: Kaitlyn Dever In Luisa Beccaria

: Kaitlyn Dever In Luisa Beccaria

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Posted by Heather Cichowski on September 12, 2017 In: Kaitlyn Dever, Luisa Beccaria, Runway To Red Carpet

10.09.17

HFPA & InStyle TIFF Party Roundup

More femmes flaunted their style at the HFPA & InStyle TIFF Party on Saturday (September 9), joining Emma Roberts, Greta Gerwig and Jess Weixler.

Jessica Chastain: The actress took a flirty turn in an Elie Saab Resort 2018 embroidered in swirls of colour; a cleavage-forward look that proved that sexy and sweet can go hand in hand.

Margot Robbie: I loved the retro-mod, rock-star-chic vibe of this Saint Laurent Fall 2017 mini that brought maximum impact via the signature bold shoulder and crystal embellishment to an otherwise minimal LBD.

Dianna Agron: Despite the deep plunge, there was a quietly sophisticated allure that permeated this Schiaparelli gown that featured an ever-so-faintly transparent skirt. This is the kind of sheer I can fully get on board with.

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Posted by Rachel Watkins on September 10, 2017 In: Bottega Veneta, Carmen Ejogo, Chloé, Christopher Kane, Dianna Agron, Dolce & Gabbana, Elie Saab, Elisabeth Moss, Emma Stone, Evan Rachel Wood, Jessica Chastain, Kaitlyn Dever, Kate Mara, Katherine McNamara, Margot Robbie, Rubin Singer, Saint Laurent, Schiaparelli, Selma Blair, Valentino

09.08.17

Variety Power Of Young Hollywood Red Carpet Roundup

In addition to Yara Shahidi, Zendaya Coleman, and Chloe Grace Moretz, the Variety Power of Young Hollywood Party brought out plenty more PYTs to the festivities on Tuesday (August 8) in LA.

Skai Jackson: Skai can wear sweet looks with the best of them, but I loved how this H&M look combined the adorable charm of her ruffled, floral blouse with an edgier attitude in its black colourway and the addition of the patent-leather skirt. An incredible ’do topped with a few hair jewels along with Stuart Weitzman sandals completed the ensemble.

Charli XCX: Paring back the original presentation of this House of Holland Fall 2017 ensemble, the entertainer wore the PJs-inspired separates with her own rebellious fashion personality. For her, that meant tying the top to a midriff style and adding a choker and neon-orange sandals.

Kaitlyn Dever: While the sky-blue colour of this Prada tea-length, embossed frock was lovely, the fit of the bodice seemed a bit odd. I’m not sure if it was her choker and Aldo ‘Milaa’ sandals, but I was also picking up on a subtle punk vibe that made the look feel a little disjointed.