Celebs often have certain go-to designers, but this action star seems extremely dedicated to Marc Bouwer. Jaimie has been favoring the designer during her recent promo tour for the film, The Last Stand. Back on January 14th in Los Angeles, the actress hit the red carpet in a heavenly white satin Marc Bouwer Pre-Fall 2012 gown with revealing neckline. Gold jewelry wrapped up the look. She also stunned a week later over in Germany in an emerald creation with cut-out details from the Fall 2008 offering accented by Melinda Maria jewels. The very next day, Jaimie impressed in London wearing another selection from Marc Bouwer’s Pre-Fall 2012 collection. Her embellished white mini featured structured shoulders and cut-out accents. A pair of platform Nicholas Kirkwood slingbacks capped off her look.
We actually love all three pretty evenly. So if you had to pick just one, which gown would earn your vote?
German premiere photo via Justjared.com
Continue reading Jaimie Alexander really loves Marc Bouwer's glamorous gowns.
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