Young Hollywood has totally taken the red carpet by storm as of late. Not that we don’t still love Jennifer Aniston, Demi Moore and all the rest … but we’re continuously enamored of the fun looks young girls in Hollywood are putting together for red carpet events.Take, for example, the 18th Annual BAFTA Los Angeles Award Season Tea Party held last week. Modern Family’s Ariel Winter, Chloe Grace Moretz and Shailene Woodley (most recently of The Descendants) all went for fun, sophisticated, and most importantly, age-appropriate red carpet looks. We’re loving Ariel’s baby blue cocktail dress with exaggerated shoulders, Chloe’s embellished sweater and striped pencil skirt, and Shailene’s bold patterned sundress.
We can’t wait to see what the young celebrities in Hollywood do next!
We usually love Cameron Diaz’s cool quirky looks, but the jury is still out on how we feel about her wavy cropped cut she rocked at Sunday’s Golden Globes. While we like the look of waves we might have liked to see them a little more controlled, and perhaps a little longer. On the other hand this is a fresh exciting look we’re not used to seeing Cameron wear, and that’s always fun.
Updos with sideswept bangs
Headbands 
Heavily lined eyes and nude lips
Red lips
Big, long, flowing locks
Girly ponytails
Claire Danes, in J. Mendel, Evan Rachel Wood, in Gucci, Zooey Deschanel, in Prada and Lea Michele in Marchesa gleamed and glittered on the red carpet in shimmering gowns with intricate sparkling details; including peek-a-boo sleeves and sexy cutout backs.
As much as we loved all the sparkles of the lovely ladies above, we were equally enamored with the simplicity of the Heidi Klum, in Calvin Klein (he does simple dresses so well. W
Emma Stone, in Lanvin, Rooney Mara, in Nina Ricci and Mila Kunis in Christian Dior all looked lovely in dark gowns with beautiful bodices that were elegant with an edge.
Trains always look so grand on red carpet dresses, and the ones above were no exception. Charlize Theron above left in Dior and Sofia Vergara directly above in Vera Wang went big with long sweeping trains while Julianne Moore’s Chanel gown had a small train that gave her gown a little more flair.
