Helen Hunt decided to show off her décolletage in a platinum beaded mermaid gown by Romona Keveza. As if her dress wasn't statement enough, the actress added even more dazzle via sparkly accessories: a diamond choker, drop earrings, stacked bangles, and a beaded clutch, to be exact. Without getting blinded by all the shine, take in Helen's head-to-toe look, then vote on whether or not you approve.
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Proving that she knows how to pull out all of the glamorous stops, Kaley Cuoco went for a Romona Keveza ball gown at the SAG Awards. The shape is kept flattering with a tightly draped bodice that provides a little relief from the featherlike tulle on her skirt. With such a big, romantic dress, it's important to maintain some balance, so Kaley skipped out on the accessories altogether and instead furthered the soft, deconstructed look of her ensemble with an oversized headband braid, made even more dreamy with lots of pulled-out tendrils. The only element with a little edge is her smoky eye makeup. Is this outfit a fairytale come true for you as well?
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Kaley Cuoco was all dolled up in a black one-shoulder Romona Keveza dress at the 63rd Primetime Emmy Awards in LA. Kaley added a pop of color to her dark-hued dress with red peep-toe Giuseppe Zanotti pumps, a matching Judith Leiber clutch, and Kwiat jewelry. A sleek updo and coal-rimmed eyes complemented her old Hollywood style. Get this lovely look when you shop now.
Virginia Madsen looked movie star glamorous in her black-and-white Romona Keveza gown at the 2011 Oscars. The dress was the knockout of the entire ensemble, but the black satin clutch and drop earrings were covetable too. Red lipstick added a punch of color to the dual-toned look. Shop it all now.
Glee star Heather Morris may be hilariously silly on screen, but she was nothing but glamorous on the SAG Awards red carpet. Her dress of choice? A blush-colored chiffon Romona Keveza gown. We love the feminine bodice covered in rosettes and the full, frothy skirt. Heather's makeup looked natural and sun-kissed, and she kept her diamond Martin Katz jewelry totally sophisticated. So impressed were we by Heather's understated glamour, we put together a slideshow of Heather's red carpet success from all angles.
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If you needed to establish once and for all that real-life Heather Morris is worlds different than her hilarious character Brittany on Glee, here's your proof. Heather looks a lot more like a Barbie than a Cheerio in this Romona Keveza peach gown, especially with that crystal-embroidered bodice. The rest of her look is pretty peachy too, with nude nails and soft, natural makeup. Does this look change your perception of Heather?
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At New York Fashion Week, one of the world's most commercial, you would be hard pressed to get a designer to say anything about the "dirty" business of selling clothing. At New York Bridal Market there is no such problem. In fact, we were overjoyed to discover that designers actively relished delving into their sales track record, discussing which gowns had been best sellers in the past, and waxing poetic about whether classic designs sell better or worse then contemporary updates. One of the most articulate designers we encountered was Romona Keveza who before an informal showing on Saturday (which was filled with buyers, we were the only press at that particular showing) discussed with attendees how the financial crisis would impact the bridal gown market.
Her assessment concluded that Romona Keveza would continue to prosper even the in down market. Weddings may get smaller as bride and groom decide that maybe the 500 guest wedding is a bit showy but an intimate affair with friends and family and a classic gown is tasteful no matter what the situation. Romona said "Just because they are cutting back in other areas doesn't mean a bride with taste is suddently going to go shop at David's Bridal."
It would seem more than a few New York designers share our sentiment that there is nothing more romantic than a wedding gown covered in Swarovski crystals. Nadja Swarovski along with event designer Preston Bailey, and renowned fashion and accessories designers Monique Lhuillier, Phillip Lim, Anne Barge, Reem Acra, Nicole Miller, Roberta Chiarella, Romona Keveza and the Erickson Beamon design team launched a CRYSTALLIZED™ Wedding Experience last night at Rockefeller Center. An exhibit of one-of-a-kind creations by the world’s leading designers of accessories, fashion, jewelry and interiors embellished with CRYSTALLIZED™ Swarovski Elements, this event was an impressive kick off to New York Bridal Market Week.
Now that you are ready to shop for your wedding day I am taking you through the latest wedding gown trends this week. Now, we want to avoid the insanity of the running of the brides so here is a fresh trend in bridal fashion: short & sweet. After discussing this with coworkers, the consensus is these are very modern and daring. I'm even on the fence; while these dresses are beautiful, I'm not sure if I'd want to wear one on my wedding day. But I think they are a great style for an outdoor wedding - to avoid grass stains on one's train!
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Romona Keveza Legends collection, $$$
Adele Wechsler, $$$
Pricing Key:
$ (Under $600)
$$ ($601 - $1,500)
$$$ ($1,501 - $3,000)
$$$$ ($3,001 - $5,000)
