Sienna brought a shot of eclecticism that we know and love to the Elle Style Awards. Sienna took home the style icon award and it's obvious why. She was a shining example of youth and funk in her Matthew Williamson printed and ruffled frock and feathered-shoulder Louis Vuitton tuxedo jacket. A few pieces of gold jewelry added more personal touches, and her designer buddy, Williamson, was the perfect arm candy. Congrats, Sienna!
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1yes sienna, I'll always love you, despite everything
2I really liked this
3She's so cute...like this look a lot.
4I think she looks like a crab.
5Also I have never seen her style as anything original she always copies other fashionistas guaranteed since she first became famous.
You would also think with the amount of effort put into image from celebrity designers and hairdressers
she wouldn't have to copy others so much.
Wtf. I'd like it if her blazer didn't have those feathers already. Overkill. She's cute though.
6Haha, I love her, although I do have to admit that I'm not so sure about the fluffy blazer over the fluffy dress...
7Thanks for the Sienna coverage! It's been far too long.
I really like her dress
8love her, but I don't love the outfit. I really like Matthew Williamson, especially because he is one of the only designers with a very clear point of view (other than maybe DvF), but this looks like a cheap imitation of his own work. I love the jacket, but I don't think the two go together. I actually like your version better, Fab...
9LOVE, LOVE, LOVE HER!!
10i love her - she's always had that boho chic look but with a bit of a rock edge and matthew really does a great job with that style too so it's nice that they could partner for the red carpet.
11I'm not in love with the blazer but the dress suits her well
12Meh. The feathers are too much. Especially with that dress.
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