Laura Linney - Red Carpet Fashion Awards

19.11.18

2018 Evening Standard Theatre Awards

Elegance and drama were common themes at the 2018 Evening Standard Theatre Awards on Sunday (November 18) in London. Celebrities joined Jenna Coleman, Claire Foy and Letitia Wright.

Phoebe Waller-Bridge: The evening’s presenter was perfectly coordinated with the backdrop in custom Richard Quinn, Gina shoes and Cartier jewelry. She still shone in her own right thanks to the alluring draped neckline and rich explosion of colourful blooms.

Sophie Okonedo: The winner of the Natasha Richardson Award for Best Actress projected ladylike refinement in Emilia Wickstead Fall 2018. It might not have been an obvious red carpet choice, but I am caught up with the open neckline and how the shoulders merge into the choker detail.

Suki Waterhouse: In Brock Collection Spring 2019, she presented a more unabashed vintage femininity than her typical style but she radiates in the outfit. The flared hem balances the oversized sleeves for a charming finish.

Laura Linney In J. Mendel – 2018 SAG Awards

Laura Linney attended the 2018 SAG Awards in Los Angeles on Sunday (January 21).

The actress wore a J. Mendel gown with subtle diamond jewelry.

I am really perplexed about this look. I love a good cape moment, and the light pink is a lovely hue. The beaded feather print is also quite pretty. Yet, this doesn’t wow me. And it almost feels heavy, despite the light fabric and color.

Laura’s simple side-parted hair is beautiful (but perhaps an updo would have played into the look more?) and her smokey eye is perfectly dramatic.

So what’s the consensus: Are we loving this look, or is it too heavy?

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Posted by Emily L. Foley on January 22, 2018 In: J.Mendel, Laura Linney, SAG Awards

12.06.17

Laura Linney In Derek Lam – 2017 Tony Awards

‘The Little Foxes’ actress Laura Linney brought summery vibes to the red carpet at the 2017 Tony Awards on Sunday (June 11) in New York City.

Her custom Derek Lam gown hugged her in all the right places with the orange belt creating a beautiful silhouette.

This smile-inducing number took cues from the season and combined a patchwork of oranges, yellows, soft greens, and whites.

I would have like to have seen Laura adopt a more carefree approach to her hairstyling and her accessory choices. These might have brought some more cohesion to this celebratory look.

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Posted by Catherine Kallon on June 12, 2017 In: Derek Lam, Laura Linney, Tony Awards

16.11.15

Academy Of Motion Picture Arts And Sciences’ 7th Annual Governors Awards Red Carpet Roundup

Here is a roundup of the presenters and guests who attended the 7th annual Governors Awards on Saturday (November 14) in Los Angeles, California.

Cate Blanchett: Looking so very statuesque, the Australian actress wore an Armani Privé black asymmetrical modernistic with black velvet trousers. Her classic, yet modern look was styled with Casadei cut-out sandals.

Saoirse Ronan: The ‘Brooklyn’ actress brought some much needed colour to the event dressed in an Emilia Wickstead Fall 2015 pleated and printed frock styled with Alexander McQueen heels. I love the additional pop of pink to the lips.

Zooey Deschanel: While this Kate Spade New York colour-block fit and flare dress is perfectly in tune with Zooey’s style, I don’t feel it was quite right for this occasion. The look was styled with Wolford tights.

Laura Linney In Narciso Rodriguez – ‘Mr Holmes’ London Premiere

Laura Linney attended the London premiere of ‘Mr Holmes’ at the Odeon Kensington on Wednesday (June 10) in England.

While I’m all for colour, I was totally taken by the supreme elegance of her black and white Narciso Rodriguez Spring 2015 look.

I love how she works the minimalist aesthetics with androgynous panache.

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Posted by Catherine Kallon on June 11, 2015 In: Laura Linney, Narciso Rodriguez, Premiere, Runway To Red Carpet

27.01.09

20th Annual Producers Guild Awards

January Jones was by far the best dressed at this event. I love this girl, she is fearless on the red carpet, and never plays it safe.

The actress wore a strapless pink beaded Elie Saab Fall 2008 Couture dress, which was not only a great fit, but was also a fantastic colour for her.

She matched her make-up to her dress, and her silver Jimmy Choo peep-toes to her jewelry, in what has to be one of her best looks.

Definitely up for Best Dressed this week.

The gorgeous Freida Pinto looked superb wearing a nude draped Donna Karan Resort 2009 gown, with a gold sparkling Leiber clutch.

Her make-up was flawless.

Taraji P. Henson is very much one to take notice of, as she has been making a lot of great choices on the red carpet lately.

For this event she wore a gorgeous black and white print Angel Sanchez Spring 2009 dress which had a large black sash folded across the front of her dress.

She wore black pumps with it and a red satin clutch to complete her look.

The forever elegant Laura Linney wore a black one-shouldered Michael Kors belted dress.

She completed the look with black strappy sandals, and gold accessories.

I was not at all enamored by Natalie Portman’s look.

She wore a semi-transparent blue dress with a pink sash tied to the waist, with black heels and a bronze clutch.

I remember a time when Catherine Zeta-Jones used to wow me every time she stepped onto the red carpet. Now she just kinda blends in with everyone else.

The Welsh actress joined her hubby Michael Douglas on the red carpet wearing a Monique Lhuillier one-shouldered draped dress, and gold t-bar Sergio Rossi heels.