Superheroines of the Night: Diane Kruger, Busy Phillips, and Michelle Williams
Posted: January 13, 2012 Filed under: Interactive, Red Carpet Fashion | Tags: busy phillips, critics choice, diane kruger, michelle williams, people dressed as objects Leave a comment »First we have to talk about this:
My thoughts go like so:
1. Zomg!
2. But where’s Josh?
3. But but do you think Diane&Josh and Busy&Michelle have super fashionable dinner parties?
4. BECAUSE I WANT TO GO.
5. Charlie‘s Angels
Now let’s talk clothes.
League of Fashion
Posted: May 3, 2011 Filed under: Event Fashion, Red Carpet Fashion | Tags: alicia keys, brooklyn decker, ginnifer goodwin, iman, isla fisher, kerry washington, kristen bell, matthew morrison, met gala, michelle williams Leave a comment »Wonder Madonna needs her League, so here they are:
Iman. ‘Nuff said.
Worst Dressed at the Globes: Jennifer Love Hewitt
Posted: January 18, 2011 Filed under: Red Carpet Fashion | Tags: golden globes, jennifer love hewitt, julianne moore, michelle williams, people dressed as objects Leave a comment »Okay, she wasn’t alone. I’ve already brought up Heidi Klum’s Bizarro wrap and Julianne Moore gave us this:
1. That colour does you no favors on the red carpet. Especially at that length (and it looks too long to boot).
2. This fabric saves every wrinkle and here they are on parade across her middle.
3. What IS that sleeve?
But maybe it looks better in motion, y’know?
Best of the Rest (AmfAR IV)
Posted: May 21, 2010 Filed under: Event Fashion | Tags: AmfAR, camilla belle, cannes, jennifer lopez, michelle williams, mischa barton, people dressed as objects 1 Comment »
Camilla Belle in Gucci Premiere. It speaks for itself.
Interactive Wednesday: Marilyn Monroe (Cannes)
Posted: May 19, 2010 Filed under: Event Fashion, Interactive, Red Carpet Fashion | Tags: cannes, michelle williams, naomi watts, ryan gosling, woody allen 1 Comment »It’s the battle of the Marilyns: Naomi Watts and Michelle Williams are at Cannes this week, promoting their films (You Will Meet a Tall Dark Stranger and Fair Game, and Blue Valentine, respectively). Naomi was recently cast as Marilyn in Blonde based on the fictionalized memoir of the same name (by Joyce Carol Oates) and Michelle is expected to play her in an as yet untitled film directed by Simon Curtis. So who will be the better Marilyn? And who is making the biggest fashion splash at Cannes?
