Marion Cotillard can do no wrong. That's all.Right: at the Met Ball. Left: at The Amfar Cinema Against AIDS gala in Antibes, France.
photo on left via instyle
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Marion Cotillard can do no wrong. That's all.Right: at the Met Ball. Left: at The Amfar Cinema Against AIDS gala in Antibes, France.
photo on left via instyle
We love the color on Rachel Weisz, but her look from earlier this week is still our favorite. Love the shoes though!photo via justjared
Jessica Alba and Selma Blair hit up the Bulgari "Between Eternity and History" dinner in style in Rome, Italy.photos via instyle
Well, it's not exactly a runway, it's Christian Dior's pre-fall 09 showroom and Rachel Weisz didn't exactly order it right off the runway either (or wear it on one) - she got the look in a different fabric, but the same color. And boy, is it her color. She wore the dress in Cannes while promoting her movie, Agora and we think this is the most beautiful we've ever seen her.
photos via justjared and style
To the premiere of her horror movie, Drag Me To Hell, Alison Lohman picked a bright orangey/red lipstick that we think totally works up close, but not so much from far away.
Celebrities flocked to the White House Correspondent's dinner last week in Washington, D.C. and even though there was no red carpet, everyone pulled out all the stops. Padma Lakshmi (she had a bit of a wardrobe malfunction), Demi Moore, Eva Longoria and Natalie Portman were all in attendance.
We've been so inspired by Audrey Tautou's style lately as she makes the press rounds for her new biopic Coco Avant Chanel about the life of the famous designer.
Maybe it's the simplicity of the looks or the pinched in waists or the haircut we would never have the confidence to do ourselves...
On the left, in Miu Miu at the premiere in Rome. On the right, a dress from Chanel.
photos via instyle
Maybe it's the simplicity of the looks or the pinched in waists or the haircut we would never have the confidence to do ourselves...
On the left, in Miu Miu at the premiere in Rome. On the right, a dress from Chanel.
photos via instyle
These looks from Monday night's gala at the Metropolitan Museum of Art were just too good to pass up. We adored all of them. Sure, there were some off-the-wall looks, but mostly everyone just looked stunning.
Dramatic In Smoky Shades
Kate Beckinsale in Marchesa, Liv Tyler in Stella McCartney and Agyness Deyn in Burberry.
The Blush and Black Trend
And we were excited to see even more ballerina pink, nude and black, a trend we noticed with these other great looks from the gala. Shalom Harlow (wow!), Ivanka Trump, Hilary Swank in Calvin Klein and Helena Christensen in Zac Posen.
photos via nymag/getty
photos via nymag/getty
Hayden Panettiere, Sophia Bush, Heidi Klum, Leighton Meester and Zoe Saldana all chose darker shades for the premiere of Star Trek. Leighton and Zoe's shoes are pretty similar, huh?
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