The BRIT Awards 2018 Red Carpet Roundup

Long, short, and everything in between, the eclectic looks marched on with so many more stars in attendance at The Brit Awards 2018 on Wednesday (February 21) in London.

Jennifer Hudson: I loved the sizzling hue of this red-hot Ralph Lauren gown, but not the fit. The patent-plasticized look would have been all shine had the silhouette been sleeker without the awkward folds.

Adwoa Aboah: Rita Ora wasn’t the only one in feathers, as Adwoa also took a flight of fancy with this Sonia Rykiel white dress. The model’s directional looks can sometimes be a tough sell, so I like the pristine romance she presented here with Jimmy Choo ‘Minny’ sandals and a Time’s Up rose to complete the picture.

Maya Jama: Given this House of Holland mini was a custom piece, I expected an impeccable fit and the pink metallic number delivered. She complemented its flirty, girlish side with Sophia Webster embellished sandals. But, I would have left the diamond choker at home.

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Posted by Rachel Watkins on February 22, 2018 In: Abbey Clancy, Adam Selman, Adwoa Aboah, Anna Friel, Brit Awards, David Koma, Dolce & Gabbana, Ella Eyre, Ellery, Holly Willoughby, House Of Holland, Jennifer Hudson, Kylie Minogue, Louise Redknapp, Maria Lucia Hohan, Maya Jama, Pixie Lott, Ralph & Russo, Ralph Lauren, Redemption Choppers, Sonia Rykiel, Tallia Storm, Temperley London

10.04.17

2017 Olivier Awards Red Carpet Roundup

There were plenty more stars who climbed the steps at the Royal Albert Hall in London yesterday (April 9) for the 2017 Olivier Awards.

Denise Gough: We haven’t seen much of Burberry on the red carpet this year, yet they dressed two actresses at this event. Like Cush’s Burberry gown, Diane’s was decked out this embellishments, but unlike Cush, I didn’t love this. I’m not sure if it’s the shade of yellow, the embellishments with the yellow or the rouge lip and nail combo with the yellow gown, but something is throwing me off.

Audra McDonald: Eight-time Tony Award winner and Queen of Broadway Audra McDonald wore an exquisitely tailored gown in the softest blue-hued shade. This elegant off-the-shoulder style was one of my favourite of the night.

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Posted by Catherine Kallon on April 10, 2017 In: Audra McDonald, Billie Piper, Burberry, Louise Redknapp, Temperley London, The Olivier Awards, Vilshenko

13.10.15 Who Wore It Better?

Who Wore Preen Better…Louise Redknapp, Olivia Palermo or Yasmin Le Bon?

In the space of a few weeks this Preen poppy flower print dress has become a favourite among celebrities taking to the red carpet.

Louise Redknapp starting things of styling her frock with seductive Malone Souliers ‘Savannah’ sandals while attending the Pride of Britain Awards.

This was followed by Olivia Palermo who enhanced the look further with bold red additions while promoting her Olivia Palermo x Ciate London makeup line in Dublin, Ireland.

Those two previous sightings didn’t put off Yasmin Le Bon who attended the Red Women of the Year Awards in London last night. I love the earthy vibe of this look thanks to those tan booties.

Honestly, they all nailed it.

This serves as great inspiration for me, but I have to give this to Olivia, mostly because by dropping the waist she changed the dynamics of the piece to give her a long, lean silhouette. That’s what really makes her stand out here.

Malone Souliers ‘Savannah’ Sandals
Preen Lambert Long-Sleeved Floral-Print Dress
Christian LouBoutin Toerless Muse Suede Pumps

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Posted by Catherine Kallon on October 13, 2015 In: Louise Redknapp, Olivia Palermo, Preen, Who Wore It Better?, Yasmin Le Bon

29.09.15

2015 Pride Of Britain Awards Red Carpet Roundup

Here’s a roundup of the other celebs who took to the red carpet for the 2015 Pride of Britain Awards at The Grosvenor House Hotel on Monday (September 28) in London, England.

Myleene Klass: Putting a rock-chic twist on evening glamour, the presenter wore a biker-inspired leather dress accented with silver grommets from her own Littlewoods collection.

Carol Vorderman: Continuing to prove that age ain’t nothing but a number, the TV presenter looked smoking hot in her red Herve Leger gown.

Louise Redknapp: The TV presenter was one of the few who didn’t opt for a gown; selecting a floral embroidered Preen frock. Was she under-dressed, or perfectly in tune with her own style?

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Posted by Catherine Kallon on September 29, 2015 In: Amanda Holden, Carol Vorderman, Holly Willoughby, Kimberley Walsh, Louise Redknapp, Myleene Klass, Nicola Roberts, Preen, Pride Of Britain Awards, Rochelle Humes, Vivienne Westwood

21.08.15 Premiere

Louise Redknapp In Deetz – ‘The Bad Education Movie’ London Premiere

Louise Redknapp attended the world premiere of ‘The Bad Education Movie’ at the Vue West End on Thursday (August 20) in London, England.

The TV presenter stood out thanks to the colourful embroidery on her Deetz ‘Dancing Skeleton’ skirt.

Styled with a Wolford bodysuit, Celine bag and Malone Souliers ‘Savannah’ sandals, I would’ve loved this look had she slung a black blazer or biker jacket over her shoulders to give this look some chic appeal and carried a clutch instead of a shoulder bag.

Wolford Bodysuit – Liberty London
Deetz ‘Dancing Skeleton’ Skirt – Avenue32
Malone Souliers ‘Savannah’ Sandals – MatchesFashion.com

Credit: Getty

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Posted by Catherine Kallon on August 21, 2015 In: Louise Redknapp, Premiere

03.06.15

2015 Glamour Woman of the Year Awards Red Carpet Roundup

There were many more lovely ladies besides Rosie Huntington-Whiteley, Kate Hudson and Kerry Washington who attended the 2015 Glamour Woman of the Year Awards at Berkeley Square Gardens on Tuesday (June 2) in London, England.

Gemma Chan: The British actress served up visual splendour wearing an Mary Katrantzou’s intricately printed ‘Cassandra’ dress. I’m glad she kept the spirit of this look alive with a moss-green clutch.

Gillian Anderson: There was a distinct lack of drama at this event, so up stepped Gillian Anderson wearing a nude caped gown by Australian couturier Paolo Sebastian. Some might find this a touch dated, but I’m too busy diverting my eyes away from the upper mid section.

Louise Redknapp: The British presenter usually finds herself at near the top of the my best dressed list, but that wasn’t to be the case on this occasion. While I loved the gorgeous cobalt-blue hue and her breakaway from the expected, this Proenza Schouler basket weave fringe dress fails to flatter, plus her pumps were really dull. The only plus side was the complementary Bottega Veneta clutch.

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Posted by Catherine Kallon on June 3, 2015 In: Alesha Dixon, Alexander McQueen, Amanda Holden, Amy Schumer, Ashish, Balenciaga, Barbara Bui, Dolce & Gabbana, Elie Saab, Ellie Goulding, Ellie Kemper, Gemma Chan, Gillian Anderson, Glamour Women Of The Year Awards, Halston, Kaley Cuoco, Katherine Jenkins, Lela Rose, Louise Redknapp, Luisa Beccaria, Maisie Williams, Mary Katrantzou, Michael Costello, Mugler, Nicola Roberts, Paloma Faith, Paolo Sebastian, Proenza Schouler, Rebecca Ferguson, Suki Waterhouse

06.12.13

Cosmopolitan Ultimate Women of the Year Awards Red Carpet Roundup

Here is a roundup of the rest of the attendees at the Cosmopolitan Ultimate Women of the Year Awards held at the Victoria & Albert Museum in London yesterday evening.

Ellie Goulding: The singer sported a barely there makeup look, wearing a dual-colour ivory-and-white Dolce & Gabbana strapless frock with a corseted bodice and velvet skirt accented with a satin waistband. Does her makeup wash her out?

Paloma Faith: The one person we can usually rely on for a bit of colour and plenty of drama opted for a very demure look by her standards, wearing a black velvet Stella McCartney long-sleeved frock with embroidered sleeves, which she styled with all-black accessories.

Mollie King: There’s something about Mollie that hasn’t quite been working for me of late. The best-dressed member of The Saturdays kept it super simple, wearing a black Dolce & Gabbana shift dress with black pumps that reads boring to me. A statement necklace would’ve made a world of difference, as that Silvia Furmanovich cuff and cocktail ring aren’t enough to pique my interest.