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Golden Globes: Viola Davis

BellaSugar — Sun, 15 Jan 2012 16:39:17 PST

Viola Davis is getting major kudos for her role in The Help, but she also definitely deserves attention for her fashion daring tonight in an incarnadine slit-up-to-here Pucci gown. She's keeping things simple but sexy with smudgy smoky eyes, some major false lashes, and creamy mauve lipstick. We're hoping that Viola goes home a winner at the big shows this season, but is she also a red-carpet winner tonight?Vote on all of our Golden Globe Awards polls here!

Pucci Spring 2012

Chi Diem Chau — Sat, 24 Sep 2011 20:14:41 PDT

Peter Dundas showed off his signature sexy aesthetic for Pucci's gypsy bohemian Spring collection, highlighting gorgeous printed gowns, sexy midriff tops, and curve-hugging minidresses. For daywear, Dundas highlighted wide-leg trousers and Bermuda shorts paired with printed tops along with sexier options, like a fitted red pencil skirt vamped up with a sheer lace blouse. However, it was the decadent, over-the-top ensembles which stole the show. The sheer organza skirts, made of the brand's archival prints, and handkerchief gowns were gorgeous showstoppers. There were also an abundance of pantie-baring sheer gowns leaving little to the imagination and a beautiful yellow long-sleeved embellished minidress. In Pucci's world, if you got it, flaunt it.

Trends: Midriff tops, handkerchief hemlines, peasant tops, ruffles, Bermuda shorts, sheer.
Colors: Black, yellow, pink, red, white.
Key Look: The handkerchief hem gown, the yellow minidress, and the printed organza skirts.
Accessories: Sexy strappy stilettos, layered cross necklaces, oversize earrings, textured clutches.
Who Would Wear It: Girls who aren't afraid to experiment with bold cuts and silhouettes like Zoe Saldana and Gwyneth Paltrow.

Link Time: Kate Moss Earns the Coveted Vogue September Cover

FabSugar — Mon, 27 Jun 2011 10:32:28 PDT

Kate Moss earns the cover of Vogue's September issue - Modelinia
Britt Maren's guide to Montauk - Vogue Daily
See the ERIN Erin Fetherston Resort 2012 collection - InStyle
The four handbag trends you need to know about - The Inside Source
Justin Bieber will make Macy’s more money than Beyoncé - The Cut
Thursday Friday tote bags are the ultimate designer steal - Refinery29
Mulberry celebrates its 40th birthday with a charming animated short - Fashionista
Carven launches a lower-priced menswear line - Vogue UK
Emilio Pucci pony-skin and leather clutches - Bag Snob

Which Model Does Peekaboo Best?

Brittney Stephens — Fri, 20 May 2011 15:37:25 PDT

At the Cannes premiere of This Must Be The Place, legendary catwalker Claudia Schiffer and runway stunner Anja Rubik went head-to-head on the red carpet, both clad in sexy black gowns - and both with little left to the imagination. Claudia sported a lace bustier Dolce & Gabbana gown, accessorizing with layered diamond necklaces and a pair of black pumps. Anja's dress may have been full-length and long-sleeved, but it wasn't exactly modest. The Emilio Pucci gown was covered in sequins, and featured an ornate pattern made up of tiny holes. Both models looked gorgeous - but who did black peekaboo best?

Which of Penelope's Premiere Looks Is Most Fab?

Hannah Weil — Mon, 16 May 2011 15:35:19 PDT

Over the last week, Penelope Cruz has been turning up on red carpets around the globe - not to mention the cover of June Vogue - to promote the latest installment of Pirates of the Caribbean, and leaving us no shortage of fantastic premiere style. She kicked off the tour in a feathered and crystal embroidered black Marchesa for the movie's world premiere, then jetted to Moscow, where she debuted a velvet, knee-length Pucci. From there, it was only more glam in the form of a lacy, white Givenchy in London, followed by a pretty lavender embellished and tulle Marchesa gown in Cannes. Now, from the actress's latest stop in Munich, we get a fiery red Armani Privé. So after eying all of the couture - tell us, which look is Penelope's best?

FabSugarTV: My Favorite Things - Nicky Hilton Takes Us Inside Her Closet!

FabTV — Tue, 22 Feb 2011 04:00:03 PST

Whether she's hitting the red carpet or grabbing a coffee, Nicky Hilton always looks chic wherever she goes! We go behind the scenes with Nicky at her very own house, where she gives us a tour of her (very large) closet! With fashion treasures including a vintage, beaded Emilio Pucci jacket, a sparkly Judith Leiber clutch, and an enviable collection of Louboutins and Brian Atwoods, it's no surprise that Nicky constantly tops the best dressed charts! Watch our video to see Nicky Hilton's favorite things!

2011 Grammy Awards: Jennifer Lopez

FabSugar — Sun, 13 Feb 2011 17:56:38 PST

Jennifer Lopez showed off her stems upon arrival, going super-short in a metallic silver, sequined Pucci mini sheath. She doesn't skimp on accessories either, opting for bold, silver-spiked heels, a mirrored clutch, and ultra-glam hair and makeup. Thoughts?

Vote on all of our Grammy Awards polls here!

2011 Grammy Awards: Ciara

FabSugar — Sun, 13 Feb 2011 15:28:58 PST

We're taking a quick break from Fashion Week to check out all the fabulous and funky Grammy Awards fashions. First up for your voting pleasure is singer Ciara in a show-stopping Pucci number: sexy side slit! Despite all that detail, she pumped up the accessories via stacked bangles, white drop earrings, and fierce black sandals. Then she finished it all off with clean and pretty makeup and stick-straight hair with curled ends. Are you into it or not?

Vote on all of our Grammy Awards polls here!

The '70s Beat Goes on Into Pre-Fall

FabSugar — Thu, 13 Jan 2011 04:16:05 PST

Good news for you '70s fans: the flowy dresses, flare-leg pants, and big hats that dominated Spring runways are still relevant in Pre-Fall. That groovy era of boho hippies and Carly Simon songs (time to cue You're So Vain) lives on. We've put together a slideshow of the top five ways designers continue to channel the '70s in their Pre-Fall collections.

Love It or Hate It? Plenty of Pucci

CasaSugar — Fri, 10 Sep 2010 13:00:15 PDT

In the last episode of The City, Whitney Port visits the offices of Allison Brod PR in New York. I couldn't help but notice that the work space is also literally covered in Emilio Pucci. From the framed scarves on every wall to throw pillows on every sofa and chair, it seems that you can't turn your head without spotting a half a dozen Pucci products.

I did some digging and as it turns out, the brand is one of ABPR's clients, so that somewhat explains it. I love Pucci's colorful, graphic prints as much as the next girly girl, but from a design standpoint, I think Allison's gone a little bit overboard - her website is even dripping in the patterns! Do you agree? Or do you think putting out plenty of Pucci is über cute?