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Diane Kruger Makes a Sexy Splash at Cannes Jury Debut

Molly Goodson — Wed, 16 May 2012 09:16:00 PDT

Diane Kruger made her first official appearance as a member of the Cannes Film Festival jury today in Cannes, France. She stepped out in a burgundy minidress by Versus and Jimmy Choo heels, which showed off some skin on the bright, sunny afternoon. Diane joined fellow jurors, including Ewan McGregor, Jean Paul Gaultier, Alexander Payne, and more to talk about their involvement in the festival and what it means to be selected as a member of the prestigious panel. Diane arrived in France yesterday ahead of this evening's opening night and big red-carpet premiere of Moonrise Kingdom. Diane has made some memorable fashion choices at Cannes over the years and we can't wait to see what she has planned this time.

We're also reporting live from the festival, so check out PopSugar for all the latest action!

Jean Paul Gaultier Fall 2012

Marisa Tom — Sat, 03 Mar 2012 22:47:15 PST

In true Jean Paul Gaultier fashion, Fall 2012 is a rocker chick's dream. Steeped in streetwear influences and a cult punk band vibe, the designer certainly had the underground on his mind. So much so, that everything from woven jacquard trousers to satin-sheen cocktail frocks were embellished with retro bright '80s-style graffiti prints. But don't let the urban-inspired designs fool you. Gaultier amped up his tough-girl outlook with altogether luxe add-ons and with a surprisingly ladylike polish. Think slick metallic accents, velvet gowns, ultra-tailored suits in even more exotic snakeskin iterations, colorful fur stoles and capes, and voluminous cinching. Most interesting to note (aside from the stick straight flat-ironed hair, complete with spray painted middle parts)? The designer's attention to "two-in-one" pieces. Take, for example, the bronzed trench coat worn around the waist as a full skirt or the dress turned cape - much of the statement outerwear doubled in functionality and in coolness. See below for more Jean Paul Gaultier details.

Trends: Menswear-inspired snakeskin suits, two-in-one pieces, velvet, graffiti prints, and luxe embellishments.
Colors: Black, red, bronze, brown, white, gray, orange, and bright pink.
Key Look: With Jean Paul Gaultier, it's always about the tailoring. His Fall '12 lineup of well-cut jackets, trenches, and trousers take the cake.
Accessories: Wide belts, fur stoles and capes, leather gloves, and T-strap sandals.
Who Would Wear It: Long-time fans like Madonna and Dita Von Teese, and an edgier style setter like Diane Kruger or Carey Mulligan.

Grammy Awards: Fergie

FabSugar — Sun, 12 Feb 2012 16:32:36 PST

Fergie left little to the imagination on the Grammys red carpet, arriving in a see-through Jean Paul Gaultier gown straight from the designer's Spring '12 couture collection. She paired the hot orange lace with black lingerie peeking out from underneath, then accessorized with bold gold hoops and a matching gold cuff. A jewel-encrusted clutch and a high ponytail finished the fashion-forward look. Between the peek-a-boo effect, fishtail silhouette, and high-wattage hue, Fergie's style is all drama tonight - what's your take?

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Jean Paul Gaultier Turned All His Models Into Amy Winehouse

Miriam Lacey — Wed, 25 Jan 2012 11:41:12 PST

Models at the latest Jean Paul Gaultier show were a big surprise when they hit the runway, and not just because of Gaultier's iconoclastic ensembles. The designer sent out an army of Amy Winehouse clones, all bedecked in huge beehives, thick retro eyeliner, and Ms. Winehouse's signature "beauty mark" (which was actually a piercing). One of the doppelgängers was even smoking a cigarette. Gaultier genuinely seems to be inspired by Amy's singular sense of style and her music as well - the soundtrack to the show was comprised entirely of her songs. So far, reviews of the collection are positive, and everyone involved seems well intentioned. Still, given how recently Amy passed, is it fair to ask whether copying her look is appropriate just yet?

Link Time: Duchess-Inspired Dresses, Lauren Conrad's New Kohl's Pieces, and More

FabSugar — Wed, 13 Jul 2011 14:23:07 PDT

Shop like a royal: 25+ duchess-inspired dresses - Vogue Daily
See Jean Paul Gaultier's new La Perla swimsuits - The Cut
No skirt? No problem; just use a shirt - Jezebel
The Victoria's Secret Angels are pedaling for charity - Vogue UK
Five style lessons I learned at the Backstreet Boys concert last Friday - The Frisky
Kate Middleton brings back pantyhose - Yahoo Shine
Check out the rest of the Current/Elliott x Kate Spade collaboration - Purse Blog
10 shoe-stalking snaps from the streets of LA - Refinery29
The latest looks from Lauren Conrad's Kohl's collection - InStyle

Met Gala: Karolina Kurkova

BellaSugar — Mon, 02 May 2011 20:33:52 PDT

It's hard to not look gorgeous when you're a supermodel like Karolina, and tonight was no exception. Opting for a Jean Paul Gaultier dress, Karolina simply beamed in black and white. We love the lace-like detail at the shoulders and skirt, as well as her complementary makeup choices - I spy both black and white on her eyelids. A strong red lip finishes it off. What do you think of Karolina's Met Gala look?Vote on all of our Met Gala polls here!

See the Most Fabulous Bags From Paris Fashion Week!

Brittney Stephens — Fri, 11 Mar 2011 03:03:41 PST

If there's anything we've gathered from Paris Fashion Week, it's that Fall 2011 will be a season of ladylike glamour - and that theme is nowhere more evident than in the chic variety of handbags that went down the runways. Chanel put an updated, art-deco spin on their classic clutch, Lanvin gave us structured box clutches to covet, Jean Paul Gaultier sent out some pretty fantastic - and furry - rolling weekend bags. Ready to roll? Click through to see 45 of the most gorgeous handbags from Paris Fashion Week.

2011 Fall Paris Fashion Week: Jean Paul Gaultier

Hannah Weil — Sun, 06 Mar 2011 14:01:51 PST

It's the kind of fun we'd expect Gaultier to have with his collection. This time a playful rendition of '50s and '60s fashion that had models tossing their their layers to the end of the catwalk, then closing with a striptease from French commedienne Valerie Lemercier. It's a presentation that's all tongue and cheek, models with graying bouffants taking the runway in belted tweed, jacquard, gloves and kitten heels. But, don't let the references to retro dressing fool you, this collection is just as full of the more modern, covetable plays on ladylike apparel. Fall trends in the form of leather pencil skirts, fur-trimmed puffers, a sleek trench coat, and slick suiting that celebrate sophisticated, wearable luxe.

Trends: Ladylike dressing, fur, leather, graphic print, menswear.
Colors: Earth tones, gray, black, a splash of citrus and green.
Key Looks: A belted, fur-trimmed puffer coat and kitten heels.
Accessories: Fur stoles, gloves, t-strap pumps, lace-up boots, pointed-toe kitten heels, and fur-trimmed suitcases.
Who Would Wear It: The feminine sophisticate who craves luxury with modern sensibility.

2011 Grammy Awards: Rihanna

BellaSugar — Sun, 13 Feb 2011 18:15:21 PST

Rihanna joins the mermaid hemline brigade tonight sporting this see-through ruffled Jean Paul Gaultier gown. She's the chameleon of beauty, and tonight's look does not disappoint. In lieu of the voluminous, crimped coiffure she's been sporting these days, she toned it down with a softly tousled bob; her violet-toned makeup stands out against her white dress. We all know Rihanna is a risk-taker, but does this risqué look pay off?

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The Best Moments of Paris Couture Week

FabSugar — Fri, 28 Jan 2011 03:07:05 PST

Paris Couture Week just wrapped up, and once again the collections were awe-inspiring. Elie Saab showed an array of gorgeous gowns perfect for red carpets. John Galliano showed us how seductive a ladylike woman can be, while Jean Paul Gaultier explored the sassier side of femininity. Karl Lagerfeld went all out in a collection that seemed to walk out of a fairytale. Couture lets our favorite designers' imaginations run wild; the result being collections that are wonderfully bizarre or magnificently gorgeous, or both. For fashion lovers, couture is like candy. Here are our very delicious highlights from Spring 2011's couture collections, so click and enjoy.