Emma Watson embraced the night's call for an edgier aesthetic in a cutout black silk-crepe Prabal Gurung look that showcased more than a hint of skin. She added a pair of T-strap pumps, then furthered the punky appeal with a mismatched set of earrings, including a diamond and black enamel dart pendant earring by Fred Leighton. Now, it's time to cast your vote: did you love Emma's sexier Met Gala style?
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While Michelle Williams's Met Gala look may not be exactly "punk," it certainly reminded us how well she can wear the classics. Her black strapless Saint Laurent gown showed off just the right amount of leg via a romantic high-low hem, while her black T-strap pumps supplied the ladylike polish. Her Fred Leighton jewels — including a 19th-century diamond tiara — and quirkier Olympia Le-Tan book clutch rounded out the ensemble. What do you think?
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We didn't expect anything less than punk perfection from Sarah Jessica Parker. Needless to say, the actress killed it tonight in an ensemble composed of a black and gold printed Giles Deacon gown, tartan thigh-high boots by Christian Louboutin, and an outstanding Philip Treacy mohawk headpiece that only she could pull off. The look channeled a major punk-meets-glam vibe, which she furthered with decadent Fred Leighton jewelry. Do tell — are you loving her look?
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Kerry Washington seems to have a penchant for lighter-hued dresses as of late. Hot off the heels of her nude-colored Miu Miu gown at the Golden Globes, the Scandal actress made her appearance on the red carpet wearing a gorgeous white strapless embellished gown by Rodarte. We love the minimal silhouette, heightened by a structured embellished bodice and silver-lace detailing. To finish off, Kerry accessorized with diamond 1950s drop earrings from Fred Leighton, a metallic box clutch, white Christian Louboutin pumps, and then, pulled her hair back into a sleek mid-height ponytail. What's your verdict — love it or leave it?
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Hollywood's hottest got glam at the 2012 Emmy Awards in LA last night, and in a sea of stunning ensembles, there was one hue that shined brighter than the rest. Citrus dresses lit up the red carpet — from strapless structured gowns to full skirt numbers, celebrities couldn't get enough of the bold color. Julie Bowen worked a strapless fishtail Lanvin gown with a sparkling Swarovski clutch, Claire Danes styled her effortless draped Lanvin dress with gold Barbara Bui sandals, while Julianne Moore went all out in a long-sleeve full skirt Christian Dior number and Fred Leighton jewels. This luminous hue is fitting any time of year and in any silhouette, so get inspired by these stylish stars and shop our favorite citrus dresses to work at your next big event.
Sarah Jessica Parker's calendar is packed with the most exclusive award shows, screenings, and parties, and with such a full schedule, it's a no-brainer that she's mastered a go-to party style: embellished dresses with velvet blazers. From sequin stunners to full-skirt numbers to tweed ladylike looks, SJP treads the fashion-forward line to perfection. Then to that she always adds the most stunning accessories and the chicest of shoes. Get a closer look at Sarah Jessica Parker's fashion formula, then shop the lust-worthy looks for yourself. Be sure to also catch Eva Mendes's fashion formula: retro frocks and sandals.
Continuing her enviable streak of wearing head-to-toe Givenchy looks, Liv Tyler donned yet another iteration of the French designer's wares. This time, in a black deconstructed reverse racer-back tank dress, complete with sexy front leg slit. Liv styled the floor-length gown with minimalist-chic black sandals, a stack of diamond-encrusted Fred Leighton bracelets, and leaf-shaped earrings. It certainly was a pared down pick for the evening's festivities — do you agree?
Amy Adams went for a refined retro vibe in a one-shouldered black-and-white Giambattista Valli number. Tonight's red-carpet ensemble is just further proof that she's nailed that stunning balance between an old-school Veronica Lake movie star and a Disney princess á la Enchanted. While the sweeping floor-length gown spoke for itself, we have to point out her awesome gold bow-tie belt — a perfectly ladylike-cum-quirky accent that provided a gilded boost to the outfit as a whole. She finished off the look with Brian Atwood sandals, Fred Leighton jewelry, and a Judith Leiber clutch. Are you a fan?
Kate Bosworth stepped out in a dark ombré-effect fringed Prada minidress, channeling an edgier take on the fringed flapper look. Her halter-style frock proved a skin-baring choice — just look to that jaw-dropping back detail for further evidence — and her dark-hued accessories via ankle-strap sandals and an oversize dark purple clutch only added to the vampy vibe. Meanwhile, Fred Leighton earrings and a stunning diamond cuff injected the right amount of decadence into this cool-girl version of red-carpet glam. How do you think she did?
A white and gold pairing makes for a crisp, clean, and striking combination, as Taraji P. Henson proves at the Emmys. Taraji's sequined Blumarine dress features mesh cutouts and gold embossing, and she reflects the latter detailing by choosing a metallic shadow to match. Sparkly accessories by Fred Leighton and Judith Leiber give her look extra glamour while an elegant, to-the-side coiffure makes her stand out amongst the traditional updos we're used to seeing on the red carpet. Does Taraji get a gold star for her efforts?
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