19.05.18 Premiere, Runway To Red Carpet

Olga Kurylenko In Christian Dior & Christian Dior Haute Couture – ‘The Man Who Killed Don Quixote’ Cannes Film Festival Photocall & Premiere

Olga Kurylenko promoted ‘The Man Who Killed Don Quixote’ at the Cannes Film Festival, stepping out at the photocall on Saturday (May 19) and the premiere later that evening.

Photocall: Channeling coquettish retro charm, she wore a Dior black silk crepe printed dress and Dior T-strap mules. Although buttoned up, it had a flirty finish from the translucent fabrication with the short slip just visible underneath.

Premiere: Bringing the drama for evening, she wore a Dior Haute Couture bustier dress with a whirlwind of large anthracite organza pleats from the Fall 2017 collection. It had structure and movement, but the bodice is off. The proportions feel award and the colour isn’t as flattering as the skirt’s. A Roger Vivier clutch rounded out the look.

: Olga Kurylenko In Christian Dior

: Olga Kurylenko In Christian Dior

: Olga Kurylenko In Christian Dior

: Olga Kurylenko In Christian Dior Haute Couture

: Olga Kurylenko In Christian Dior Haute Couture

: Olga Kurylenko In Christian Dior Haute Couture

Credit: Vogue.com & Getty

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Posted by Heather Cichowski on May 19, 2018 In: Cannes Film Festival, Christian Dior, Olga Kurylenko, Premiere, Runway To Red Carpet

08.03.18

Front Row @ Dior Fall 2018

A rush of Dior darlings were in the front row of the Christian Dior Fall 2018 presentation during Paris Fashion Week on Wednesday (March 27).

Cara Delevingne: We may be over and done with the ‘Christian Dior’ banded underwear underneath the sheer gowns. But, I could fully get behind the undies here, as this was Cara’s version of a power suit and she commanded it splendidly. The black and grey tweed jacket, Dior beret, Dior earrings and Dior boots—not to mention her toned midriff—only added to the strong, stylized impact.

Lottie Moss: This Dior look from Lottie offered its own edgy rebelliousness by virtue of the black leather skirt that featured hand-painted embroidery, worn over a silk jumpsuit and styled with Dior ‘Naughtily-D’ cage boots. A Dior clutch rounded out the ensemble.

Olga Kurylenko In Christian Dior – César Awards 2018

Olga Kurylenko joined Mélanie Thierry on the red carpet for the César Film Awards 2018 on Friday (March 2) in Paris, France.

The actress played her cards right wearing a Dior Pre-Fall 2018 red and black tulle long dress styled with Dior ‘Rose Dior Pre Catelan’ Fine jewelry and a white ribbon in support of the #TimesUp movement.

Olga is one of the most elegant actresses to grace the red carpet. Some might have expected more in the hair and makeup department, but her beauty still shines through.

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Posted by Catherine Kallon on March 3, 2018 In: César Film Awards, Christian Dior, Olga Kurylenko, Runway To Red Carpet

26.01.18

16th Sidaction

There was a bounty of beauties at the 16th Sidaction event, which is part of the Paris Fashion Week Haute Couture Spring Summer 2018 season, on Thursday (January 25) in Paris, France.

Melanie Thierry: I did a double take when I saw the actress as her blonde hair has been dyed a striking ginger shade. It was offset with the jeweled embellishment on her Miu Miu outfit. The beige coat could be deemed too casual by some, but it had an insouciant allure.

Isabelle Huppert: The ‘Elle’ actress proved the beauty of simplicity in an Azzaro Fall 2017 Couture gown. The diagonal detailing had a captivating wrap-around event that showcased her incredible figure.

Elodie Bouchez: Skinny pants plus a mannish blazer is a favourite silhouette of many. She took her Saint Laurent separates further adding a shimmering shirt and supersized earrings. It could have had 80s power suit connotations, but the dark colour palette and tailoring made it feel au courant.

Olga Kurylenko In Balmain – British Independent Film Awards 2017

Following her appearance at the Dubai International Film Festival which saw Olga Kurylenko don two Elie Saab Couture gowns, the actress was back in London for the British Independent Film Awards on Sunday (December 10).

Making lustre the operating principle of her red carpet look, Olga opted for a different style of glamour in Balmain.

Crafted with thick, textural embroidery and metal beading, I love how the fringe trims add a sassy edgy.

While we’re more used to a particular, some might say predictable, style from Olga, I think manages to pull this heavy-duty look off with great aplomb.

Do you agree?