Katie Lee Joel wore a red sack dress to the Sweet by Ferraro Rocher event sponsored by The Food Network in New York City. Is it just us, or does the dress make the model-esque Top Chef Season One host look a little wide? Sack dresses are on trend right now, but are they smart? Maybe it depends on the camera angle….
Forget red and blue, Senator Hillary Clinton chooses brown and turquoise…….a lot.
We’ve all had that perfect outfit we ant to wear again and again, whether it’s to school, work, or while running for President of the United States.
Hillary Clinton wore a brown suit with a bright blue shirt and turquoise necklace and earring set on November 17th in Las Vegas, NV. What’s weird is that on the same day, she mysteriously changed into a brown shirt. But what’s weirder is that she wore the same outfit back on October 22nd in Fresno, CA. Is this her official campaign tour uniform?
Sarah Jessica Parker was recently photographed on set of the Sex and the City movie in New York City and in character as the fashionable Carrie Bradshaw looking…well…kind of frumpy. We’re pretty sure PETA would have a major problem with her scarf also.
We’ve heard they’ve been filming dream sequences to keep people from guessing the plot of the film. Could this be a fashion nightmare?
We would like to find a pewter blue trench coat like that though.
Alison Sweeney was snapped at the Annual Los Angeles Gala. The Days of Our Lives star and Biggest Loser host sported a conservative-but-nice look, but what caught our attention was her shoes. Mary Janes with a large round buckle? We’ve seen that lately……on the Joie Veronica pump!
Joie Veronica Pump in Caviar (black), $215 at revolveclothing.com
The Veronica pump is also available in Midnight (navy) and Clay Beige (ivory) at shopbop.com and Charcoal (brown) at revolveclothing.com
Eva Longoria looked lovely in a pumpkin-pie-colored satin dress to the Samsung BlackJack II launch party in Hollywood.
Happy Thanksgiving!
Pumpkin pie photo via foodnetwork.com.
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