Friday Best Dressed

Soft greys, midnight blues, and lots of glitter!

(L-R: Amanda Seyfried in Armani, Carrie Underwood in Jenny Packham, Jessica Alba in Peter Pilotto, Taylor Swift in Kaufman Franco, and Fergi in Pucci.)

Chanel Haute Couture Spring 2010

Absolutely blown away by Chanel’s latest couture collection…the textures, details, and lovely pastel palette are utterly incredible. And the hair and makeup are adorable!

Be My Valentine! Part I

Friday Best Dressed

 This week was all about structured, unique shapes.

(L-R: Anna Paquin in Alexander McQueen, Anne Hathaway in Armani Prive, Diane Kruger in Jason Wu, Dita Von Teese in Gaultier, and Marion Cotillard in Elie Saab.)

3.1 Phillip Lim Initial

Phillip Lim has sure been busy lately: following the fall launch of his shoe line (from $290), he is now launching both a swimwear collection (from $175) and a lingerie line (from $65), called 3.1 Phillip Lim Initial.

These pieces are adorable on their own, but they’re especially cute when layered under a loose tank or low-cut dress.

The pastel-pink and black-and-white-polkadotted sets are my favorites!  Expect them to hit stores next month.

Pom Pom Interiors

I came across this LA-based interior decor retailer and absolutely fell in love!

I particularly adore the whimsical birdcage chandelier, dainty dinnerware, and uber-feminine candle collection.

It’s no wonder stars like Jennifer Lopez and publications like Victoria and Los Angeles Magazine are such big fans!

Friday Best Dressed

The Golden Globes were full of color but elsewhere black, white, and blue were chic this week.

L-R: Amanda Seyfried in Valentino, Amber Heard in Alexander McQueen, Ashley Olsen in Erdem, Carey Mulligan in Marni, Julianne Moore in Lanvin, and Kate Bosworth in Calvin Klein.

Golden Globes Best Dressed

Blush tones were hot on the Spring runways, but the soft, pretty, flattering hues were more popular than ever on the red carpet last night.  (L-R:  Chloe Sevigny in Valentino, Drew Barrymore in Atelier Versace, Maggie Gyllenhaal in Roland Mouret, Nicole Kidman in Nina Ricci, and Christina Aguilera in Versace.)

 

While these looks were some of the biggest hits, a rainbow of other gowns stood out too: (L-R: Carey Mulligan in Nina Ricci, Dianna Agron in Badgley Mischka, Julianne Moore in Balenciaga, Kate Hudson in Marchesa, Rose Byrne in Lanvin, and Diane Kruger in Christian Lacroix.)

I personally feel that this was one of the least disappointing award show red carpets in a long  while.  What do you think – were the Globes gowns bland or beautiful?

March of Dimes Presents EA Sports Active

I covered my first event for my 944 Magazine internship last week, the launch of the new video game EA Sports Active.  My interviews can be seen in the next issue; I’ll post the scans when it comes out!

A few photos from the event for now:

 

…the press room, where guests designed their own programs for charity

 …host Nancy O’Dell and guest Gilles Marini try out the new game

……….me after the event!

Golden Globes coverage coming soon!

Friday Best Dressed

This week, fashionistas seemed to be torn between full, flirty minis and glamorous retro gowns – but both looks were red carpet winners.  (L-R: Lea Michele in Isaac Mizrahi, Diane Kruger in Karl Lagerfeld, Mila Kunis in Vera Wang, Dita Von Teese in Jean Paul Gaultier, Rachel McAdams in Alberta Ferretti, and Rachel Bilson in Chanel.)