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Nickelodeon’s 2018 Kids’ Choice Awards Red Carpet Roundup
More starlets took to the orange carpet at Nickelodeon’s 2018 Kids’ Choice Awards on Saturday (March 24) in Inglewood, California.
Lily Chee: There was so much charm tied up in this Isabel Marant asymmetrical dress, styled with Marc Jacobs heels, which was such a chic, fresh rendering of the LBD.
Kira Kosarin: With a play on menswear tailoring, this Barrus London ensemble featured plenty of feminine allure with the off-the-shoulder silhouette. A #NeverAgain pin completed the look.
Riele Downs: I was jumping for joy at the pure fun of this striped jumpsuit and super-heroine train, as it may have been bold and daring, but Riele had the attitude—and the gorgeous hair—to make it all so relevant for a Nickelodeon night. I don’t think the arm cuffs were necessary, as the look already had so much going for it.
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Hailee Steinfeld In Stéphane Rolland Haute Couture – Nickelodeon’s 2018 Kids’ Choice Awards
Hailee Steinfeld was also at Nickelodeon’s 2018 Kids’ Choice Awards on Saturday (March 24) in Inglewood, California.
Whenever we see a Stéphane Rolland Haute Couture look on the red carpet, we can expect to be spoiled with sweeping drama and sculptural detail.
However, the Spring 2018 collection—and Hailee’s ensemble, in particular—presented a slightly tempered spectacle with a more casual mood for the couturier.
I loved seeing this easy fluidity of form.
Of course, this white top, that flowed into a train, and sparkling drawstring silver pants adorned with a 3-D floral embellishment still packed a punch, but any more elaborately formalized and the look would have seemed out of place for the Nickelodeon occasion.
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Millie Bobbie Brown In Calvin Klein – Nickelodeon’s 2018 Kids’ Choice Awards
Millie Bobbie Brown made a compelling statement through her style at the Nickelodeon 2018 Kids’ Choice Awards on Saturday (March 24) in Inglewood, California.
While the precocious starlet won Favourite TV Actress for ‘Stranger Things,’ it was her custom Calvin Klein look that really spoke volumes
From a distance, and from the front, you may just see a particularly cool-girl version of the Canadian tuxedo.
But, look closer, and the pieces are actually in tribute to the 17 victims of the Parkland shooting, with the victims’ names written on the back.
‘Never Again’ is written the front, and it was such a fitting way to use fashion as a force for good on the March for Our Lives demonstrations day.
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Yara Shahidi In Rasario & Tod’s – Nickelodeon’s 2018 Kids’ Choice Awards
Yara Shahidi pulled double-duty at the Nickelodeon 2018 Kids’ Choice Awards on Saturday (March 24) in Inglewood, California, where she gave us not one but two outfits—and I don’t think any of us will be complaining.
Cute-chic took on new meaning with Yara on the orange carpet in this Rasario Spring 2018 matching polka-dot set that couldn’t have been more suited to the occasion. I love how she made this babydoll top and shorts combo appear so effortless and easy—with the slightly less poufy silhouette serving her well. Emerald Jimmy Choo shoes and her long ponytail topped it off splendidly.
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Zendaya Coleman In Off-White – Nickelodeon’s 2018 Kids’ Choice Awards
Zendaya Coleman also graced Nickelodeon’s 2018 Kids’ Choice Awards on Saturday (March 24) in Inglewood, California—and took home the Favourite Movie Actress win for ‘The Greatest Showman.’
I wouldn’t have predicted Z taking the princess route for the occasion. But, she took a break from her edgier side with this custom Off-White sweet, tea-length frock.
I just have to think that this girly, tulle number was inspired by a certain vintage-prom charm.
She styled it with retro-forward panache in her Casadei platform heels, cat-eye glasses, and Yeprem jewels.
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