The Cannes Film Festival style crowd set sail on Wednesday night, thanks to Roberto Cavalli's yacht party. Among the Italian designer's fashionable guests? Olivia Palermo, Alessandra Ambrosio, and Uma Thurman. To find out what they wore, just watch on for all the scoop. On Allison McNamara: Zara
Blazers add instant polish to any look, and the latest warm-weather renditions from the likes of Club Monaco, Rachel Roy, and Diane von Furstenberg are ideal for work or play. Pair Antonio Berardi's neon yellow number with a little white dress for an eye-popping party look, or take the classic route and style Chloé's nude-hued cropped blazer with a ladylike printed skirt. From colorblock to cropped cuts, shop our editor's curated picks below.
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With a rocker dad and a model mother, you could say Georgia May Jagger knows a thing or two about fashion and beauty. And as the new face of Roberto Cavalli's Just Cavalli fragrance ($45-$75), Georgia has an abundance of perfume, makeup, and style tips to share. Georgia chatted with us from across the pond and discussed everything from her beauty must haves and the best piece of advice she's ever received to how her mom and dad have influenced her look.
Jennifer Hudson shimmered in a formfitting gown by Robert Cavalli this evening — and looked nothing short of sexy. From the subtle animal-print texture to the thigh-high slit, Hudson didn't hold back. Blue rhinestone earrings, peep-toe pumps, and a matching clutch topped off her megashine ensemble. Does she get your vote?
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Is the Roberto Cavalli woman getting tougher? For all the metal embellishments, the pointed shoulders, and the buttoned-up feeling of his Fall 2013 collection — there were no plunging necklines or overtly sexy statements to be found — you'd think the designer was dressing very chic warriors.
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Roberto Cavalli conjures up a tougher kind of cool girl for Fall 2013. Instead of overt sexiness, this is a more androgynous brand of glamour, with monochromatic print on print and gowns that trade curvaceous overtures for subtle revelations of skin with sheer paneling and form-grazing — rather than form-flaunting — cuts. There's something boyish in the suiting and more modest cuts, but none of it is any less striking, any less luxe, or any less glam. Thanks to multicolored furry toppers, studs, and brocades, Cavalli's girl is just as much the rock-and-roll goddess she's always been.
Call it wanderlust on fire. Roberto Cavalli's Fall 2013 show for Just Cavalli took its audience on a walk to exotic locales across Asia. But the journey was briefly interrupted when an antifur protestor stormed the catwalk — a long, raised black stage with digital flames licking the sides — holding a sign with the slogan "Your Fashion, Their Death."
After security removed her from the runway, the show progressed with wild pattern combinations: one cream sweater had sleeves cut from a quilted pagoda print and was paired with tiger-print trousers. Some looks were accented with colorful tassels worn as necklaces. A few pieces in a blue peony print looked sweet, but the red dress depicting a gold dragon swimming through orange flames had a decidedly tougher aura.
As for the fur pieces that were being protested, there was no shortage of those. A blue-and-cream colorblocked fur coat came down the runway, and red strands of fur trimmed a parka in a red and black brocade.
Lights, camera, action! Award season is well under way, and it's safe to say the copious amount of red-carpet gowns and accessories have left us a little starstruck. Even if the Oscars isn't penciled into your social calendar, that doesn't mean you can't evoke the same dazzling effect in your own eveningwear repertoire. From red carpet afterparties to black-tie weddings, or just cocktails with friends, shop our ultimate award season dressing guide and get ready to turn heads at your next get-together.
The little black dress may be a closet staple, but at the 2013 Grammys, stars like Kelly Rowland, Carrie Underwood, and Chrissy Teigen took their LBDs to sexy new heights. Seductive cutouts, beautiful embellishments, and ladylike lace turned classic confections into envelope-pushing ensembles, and we can't get enough. Kelly flaunted her fit frame in a mesh-paneled Georges Chakra Couture gown, Carrie went for high-fashion glamour in a beaded Roberto Cavalli number, while Chrissy opted for a lace-trim two-piece ensemble, complete with a peekaboo midriff and thigh-high slit. Step inside to see which other A-listers amped up their classic black dresses with a provocative twist.
Carrie Underwood stepped out on the Grammys red carpet in a strapless lace Roberto Cavalli confection. Carrie's beaded and lace gown showcased her fit frame perfectly, while her dazzling diamond necklace and romantic curls lent a touch of Old Hollywood glamour. Are you blown away by Carrie's Grammy look?
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