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.
16.01.19 Runway To Red Carpet
Kristin Scott Thomas may have been sporting a new hairstyle, but she was as radiant as ever on the red carpet for the 2019 César Revelations hosted in Paris, France, where she joined Marion Cotillard.
The actress wore an Ederm Pre-Fall 2017 dress with wild florals fit for any English country garden.
I adore the retro silhouette.
11.12.18 Runway To Red Carpet
Kristin Scott Thomas turned heads at The Fashion Awards 2018 in London on Monday evening (December 10). She joined Rosamund Pike and Naomie Harris.
As someone who is partial to black, I was not expecting her to turn up in a voluminous cotton candy pink Valentino Fall 2018 Haute Couture gown.
She has made bold pink statements on the red carpet previously but not quite this grand.
I’m for the playful spirit, but worry it’s in danger of becoming messy because of the dragging folds and creases. Some hemming would have helped — and it wouldn’t hurt if it was deflated a bit.
A Valentino clutch finished things off.
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08.05.18
Kristin Scott Thomas was one of the numerous people in attendance at the Heavenly Bodies: Fashion & The Catholic Imagination Costume Institute Gala on Monday evening (May 7) in New York City.
The actress was a beauty in baby blue, donning a bespoke Erdem moire silk gown as she walked the red carpet with the designer. The dress exuded such a regal elegance with the watteau train and English hand embroidery.
The sophisticated refinement is very much in her wheelhouse, but it was a refreshing change to see her in a lighter colour. It suited the night’s M.O. and was a deviation from her preferred dark colour palette.
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08.03.18 Premiere
Kristin Scott Thomas brought some drama to the red carpet at the ‘Tomb Raider’ London premiere on Tuesday (March 6), joining Alicia Vikander.
The actress got swept away in a long-sleeved Valentino gown, which despite its soft, full shape, had such presence on the red carpet.
There was a regal air to the style with the high neck and sheer sleeve panels. With the inky fabric, it was a look that was very much in her wheelhouse.
A statement cuff and red lipstick were grand finishes to the sophisticated dress.
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18.02.18 Runway To Red Carpet
Ever the regal lady, Kristin Scott Thomas stepped out at the 2018 BAFTAs on Sunday (February 18) in London, England, alongside Naomie Harris, Haley Bennett and Angelina Jolie.
The star, who is nominated in the Best Actress in a Supporting Role category for her work in ‘Darkest Hour,’ was a vision in a Christian Dior Spring 2018 Couture ensemble.
The flowing style demonstrated the impact of a pared-back colour palette, with the slashes of white creating a flattering lengthening effect.
The vertical stripes also drew our attention to her face.
She completed the look with a Time’s Up pin affixed to her chest.
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18.02.18
There was no shortage of exciting looks at the EE British Academy Film Awards nominees party at Kensington Palace on Saturday (February 17) in London, England.
Karen Gillan: The ‘Doctor Who’ actress shimmered in a Temperley London gown. Despite the all-black colour palette, this feels like a few different dresses in one look. It’s too bad that the tulle skirt gives the appearance of weighing down the top part.
Allison Janney: The Best Actress in a Supporting Role nominee ditched the gown in favour of an August Getty trench dress. The gray number had a marvelous lengthening effect which showcased her statuesque beauty. It was beautifully cut and as sophisticated as any dress. If I must find fault, I wish the sleeves were shortened to eliminate the bunching. Nine West shoes, a Judith Leiber clutch and Maxior tourmeline earrings added more pizzazz.
Kristin Scott Thomas: Another Best Actress in a Supporting Role nominee, the beauty turned heads in a Valentino dress. The dragon-inspired design nods to Chinese New Year and projects a joyful opulence. The style hails from the same Pre-Fall 2018 collection as Greta Gerwig’s gown.
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