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This week on the red carpet, Kim Kardashian made her Met Gala debut, Paul Walker got pulses racing at the London premiere of Fast & Furious 6, and Kerry Washington walked the red carpet at the premiere of Peeples.
Who was best dressed and who was a fashion fail? Let your votes do the talking. READ FULL STORY »
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Most people agree that Kim Kardashian didn’t deserve a spot on the Met Gala best dressed list, but did you have to make it so obvious that you had cropped her out of a photo of Kanye West, Vogue.com? That’s cold! [Hollywood Reporter]
Want to eat, drink, and shop like Gwyneth Paltrow? The celebrity blogger’s new GOOP City Guide app is now available on iTunes. [USA Today]
Parsons The New School for Design has canceled the three-day master class that was to be taught by disgraced designer John Galliano. [CNN]
That unicorn onsie that Miley Cyrus wore in the “twerk” video she posted on Facebook is now for sale at Topshop. [MTV Style]
Amanda Bynes still maintains that she’s working on a clothing line and and says Justin Bieber and the Olsen twins are among her fashion muses. [InTouch]
See a montage of all the characters created by special effects pioneer Ray Harryhausen, who died this week at the age of 92. [Mashable]
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Inspired by the Costume Institute’s Punk: Chaos to Couture exhibit, this year’s Met Gala was something like a celebrity Project Runway challenge, leaving more than a few stars scrambling — and failing — to dress the part.
Amid the sea of spikes, heavy eye makeup, and black nail polish, Nina Dobrev stood out in a look that was sexy, chic, and just the right amount of punk. How did she do it? Stylist Ilaria Urbinati, who has worked with the Vampire Diaries star since the 2011 Emmys, gave EW all the details.
Although Urbinati says she “grew up listening to punk,” the initial inspiration for Dobrev’s ensemble came from a designer who’s best known for creating ultra-feminine wedding dresses.
Yesterday, the fashion press did their best to describe the gloved Ricardo Tisci for Givenchy gown that Kim Kardashian wore to the Met Gala.
“Unforgiving-as-wallpaper,” balked the New York Times. “Your beloved Aunt Sylvia’s finished basement in Van Nuys circa 1986?” TMZ offered. “Our punk moment with a romantic beautiful flower-printed dress,” Tisci himself retorted. “People can say what they want. To me, pregnancy is the most beautiful thing in the world, and when you celebrate something, you give people flowers.”
And just as the fashion backlash seemed to be dying down, Robin Williams tweeted the ultimate sartorial zinger. READ FULL STORY »
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Gwyneth Paltrow turned plenty of heads last night at the Met Gala, where she walked the stairs in a hot pink Valentino Haute Couture Corolle dress.
Who was the Iron Man 3 actress’s pick for best dressed? Ask Paltrow who the belle of the ball was, and she’s quick to answer… READ FULL STORY »
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Think you could pull off one of the designer dresses from last night’s Met Gala? Here’s your chance.
Today, luxury e-tailer Moda Operandi — a major sponsor of this year’s Punk: Chaos to Couture exhibit — launched a special trunkshow of 14 of the most wearable (though not so much affordable) looks as seen on the red carpet. The good news: Each style is available in a variety of sizes, so you don’t have to be a 00 to shop. The bad news: This is a pre-sale, which means no markdowns. So if you’re dying to have Kate Bosworth’s flashy pink party dress, get ready to pony up $26,000.
Read on to find out which Met Gala dresses are up for grabs. READ FULL STORY »
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While it’s customary for a celebrity to walk the red carpet at the Met Gala on the arm of a designer escort, some of today’s most talked-about couples arrived a deux.
From Kim and Kanye to Gwen and Gavin, see the couples that caught our attention — for better or worse — and tell us which pair you were most excited to see. READ FULL STORY »
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At last night’s Met gala, stars like Miranda Kerr and Emma Watson interpreted the punk theme in a super-sexy way, showing a whole lot of skin through cut-out embellishments, mesh peek-a-boo panels and open backs.
See the ladies who worked their sex appeal on the red carpet and vote for your favorite look. READ FULL STORY »
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I know what the Met is. I know what a Gala is. I understand, in broad strokes, the basic concepts of high fashion. I know how to spell couture, I think. [Googles.] Yes, I definitely know how to spell couture. But I know almost nothing about the Met Gala. Twitter told me that, this year, there was some kind of “Punk” theme, and apparently said “Punk” theme produced hilarious fashion disasters. The bigwigs here at EW.com asked me to provide an outsider perspective on the evening’s dress wear. Forthwith, certain questions from the male demographic while perusing our fashion gallery.
1. Jennifer Lawrence is wearing a veil. When I went to high school, veils were more “goth.” How old is Jennifer Lawrence, and does she even know the difference between “goth” and “punk”? READ FULL STORY »
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The Met gala is an opportunity for stars to take big fashion risks, but for some reason, this year’s punk theme threw even the best dressed celebrities for a loop.
Whether they missed the mark or ignored the memo, see the stars whose looks fell flat and cast your vote for the worst dressed. READ FULL STORY »
