2018 Baby2Baby Gala

Glamorous ladies were out in full force at the 2018 Baby2Baby Gala on Saturday (November 10) in California. They attended alongside Olivia Munn, Amy Adams and Rachel Bilson.

Kelly Rowland: The singer shimmered in a custom Krikor Jabotian gown and Sarah Flint shoes. The jewels added even more sparkle to the megawatt look. It would have made for a brilliant performance ensemble.

Lauren Conrad: Forgoing the night’s popular black theme, she decided on a softer approach in Rhea Costa and carried a top-handle bag.

Zoe Saldana: Opting for simplicity, the actress showcased structured tailoring in plunging Saint Laurent. With a pared-down design it made the dragging hem all the more obvious.

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Posted by Heather Cichowski on November 11, 2018 In: Baby2Baby Gala, Busy Philipps, Carmen March, Givenchy, Jenna Dewan, Jennifer Garner, Jessica Alba, Jordana Brewster, Kelly Rowland, Lauren Conrad, Leslie Mann, Marchesa, Michael Kors Collection, Molly Sims, Monique Lhuillier, Olivia Culpo, Olivia Wilde, Pamella Roland, Rebecca Gayheart, Reem Acra, Rhea Costa, Saint Laurent, Valentino, Zoe Saldana

14.10.18

City of Hope Spirit Of Life Gala 2018

There were many of celebs who watched Beyonce Knowles perform at the City of Hope Spirit of Life Gala on Thursday (October 11) in Santa Monica, California.

Kelly Rowland: The singer dazzle in this Yousef Aljasmi beaded gown, but I couldn’t help but notice the body shaper underneath.

Rita Ora: When Rita wore Miu Miu this week, many of you didn’t like it, but on this occasion the singer went glam in Prada.

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Posted by Catherine Kallon on October 14, 2018 In: Bebe Rexha, Kelly Rowland, Prada, Rita Ora, Tadashi Shoji, Tiffany Haddish, Yousef Al-Jasmi

09.08.18 Menswear, Premiere

‘BlacKkKlansman’ LA Premiere

'BlacKkKlansman' LA Premiere

There were many more stars who attended the LA premiere of ‘BlacKkKlansman’ on Wednesday (August 8) in Beverly Hills, California, joining Damaris Lewis, Laura Harrier and Pom Klementieff.

Yara Shahidi: With ‘BlacKkKlansman’ hitting theaters this Friday (August 10) and ‘Crazy Rich Asians’ hitting theaters the following Wednesday (August 15), Yara has shown her support for both of these great films which include incredibly talented African American and Asian American actors. The film genre may be different, but her love for Prada remained the same, as this time she wore a black knit dress with an embellished neckline which steps away from yesterdays cutesy mold. This look feels more like the Yara I love with a little more creativity and a lot more bite.

John David Washington: The actor donned a Gucci Cruise 2018 dark blue notch lapel Monaco suit which was far from boring with its red and white dots pattern. The green panther embroidered tie might have been a detail too far for some, but I love it when a guy steps up and does something a little bit different.

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Posted by Catherine Kallon on August 9, 2018 In: Corey Hawkins, Ermenegildo Zegna, Gucci, John David Washington, Kelly Rowland, Menswear, Prada, Premiere, Yara Shahidi

28.07.18

Refinery29’s 29Rooms Chicago: Turn It Into Art Opening Party 2018

Refinery29 hosted a ’29Rooms: Turn it Into Art’ event on Wednesday (July 25) in Chicago, Illinois.

Taylor Schilling: The ‘OITNB’ actress opted for a high neck Veronica Beard ‘Nico’ dress styled with Chloe Gosselin ‘Olympe’ mules. I wish the dress was a little more flattering, and shoes were less fussy, as they have a little bit of everything going on here.

Kelly Rowland: The singer’s Alice + Olivia Saba embellished top and Dustin wide leg pants combo was a stunning display of summer time florals. I love chic nod to the pyjama trend that the trousers give, while they’ll lending a contemporary ease to her look.

Emily Ratajkowski: There was a feeling of deja vu when I saw Emily in this Miaou Fall 2018 look. While she is a huge fan of the contemporary brand, the familiarity had more to do with the style of what she wore i.e. boobs and midriff on taking centre stage.