In contrast with London Fashion Week where I appreciate originality and unusual styling, red carpet fashion for me should be more idealistic and enchanting, something that Marchesa (fast becoming one of my favourite british designers) has perfected to a 't'. I seem to have been drawn to the pale fabrics and delicate materials which are similar to styles from the 40's and 50's (surprise suprise) so take a look at a few of my favourites from Sunday night:
Michelle Williams in Chanel |
Mandy Moore in Monique Lhuillier |
Halle Berry in Marchesa |
Hailee-Steinfeld in Marchesa |
Aishwarya Rai in Armani |
Enjoy
xoxo
Grace Kelly and Marlon Brando 1954 |
Elizabeth Taylor 1960 - Absolutely stunning |
Ginger Rogers and James Stewart 1941 |
The beautiful Marilyn Monroe 1951 |
I completely agree the nude dresses with shimmer really looked ethereal on the red carpet, no one looks more polished and delicate than Halle Berry. But although that's the style that I usually go for, especially in saris, for me two outfits stole the show- Cate Blanchett in the Givenchy Couture with the structured top and her pale hair and Anne Hathaway in the electric blue Giorgio Armani Privé. But Cate I wanted to absorb. I also liked the lavender of Mila Kunis's dress, looked floaty and delicate, but I didn't like the style so much. And also, does Ginger Rogers's dress above seem similar to Scarlet's this year?
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