Best Dressed of the Weekend: The Day Looks
JustJared

I always tend to find 'casual' celebrity style a bit more interesting than what they wear on the red carpet. I think it's because it feels somewhat less calculated. This week there is quite a mix of styles in this respect.
Kim Kardashian is looking great lately. I feel like Kanye is giving her advice on what to wear and how to wear it. She's been wearing simpler outfits and looking more... natural. I am loving this all-black look, especially the mixture of textures and the open-front leather boots. The chignon, cat-eye sunnies and the chunky chain necklace add a great rock touch.
Mila Kunis, who I haven't been seeing around for a while, was looking great at CinemaCon. The basic tee and jeans look super chic with the peep-toe pumps and the cropped white tux jacket.
Jessica Alba is always of my favourites on and off the red carpet. She has such a ease to wear things and look young and elegant. This time she wore black cuffed slacks with chic patent leather black pumps, her favourite Prada bag, a sheer black blazer and added a pop of colour (so on trend!) with a muted fluoro top.

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...Kim Kardashian is wearing it too. Or is it when Britney has chosen it as well? The fact is that both Brit and Kim have worn the exact same Hervé Léger geometric-print dress this weekend.

Being completely fair, the dress is a lot kinder to Brit's figure than it is to Kim's. This is also one of the most modest choices Britney has made in the last few years. It covers more than this week's other Hervé Léger number and it definitely feels more demure than her 'geek chic' look or her take on the LBD.

Looking at it from that perspective I suppose it's Kim that should've known better. She is usually very over-the-top but I did dedicate her a Collage Sunday and I had my reasons for it.

If anyone form Britney's organisation reads this please accept this as my formal application to be Britney's stylist. In the meantime, please don't do any more mid-calf boots. Specially in May.

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Collage Sunday, 20.11.10

I knew from they moment I chose her as the centre of my Collage Sunday that Kim Kardashian might not get the warmest welcome from fashion lovers, which would be unfair. I've never known much about her apart from the fact that she is sort of related to Brody Jenner but over the last few months she's been catching my attention a lot. I really like the drama in everything she wears and how she doesn't hold back with the accessorising —fur, big hats, thigh-high boots, Birkins... I also like the fact that she's not really trendy, which strikes as a surprise. She does wear season pieces but her personality shines through every time. Plus, she is incredibly clever about the way she choses her clothes to nicely show off her body in a sexy but not obvious way (please note her remarkable derrière). Like it or not, the woman can dress!   —Happy Sunday!

I'm off.

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Emmys 2010: Mad Women

I watched the Emmys for the first time last night. I had never payed much attention to them because the attendees and red carpet were never out of the ordinary like, say, the Globes or the Oscars. Until Mad Men and True Blood started getting nominated, that is. The fact that such good quality and edgy shows spread through the different categories means a lot of their starts will step on the red carpet doing their best not to go unnoticed. The Academy wasn't especially generous to either Mad Men or True Blood last night but their actors completely outshone the Emmy winners. January Jones, in Versace Atelier, was my favourite. She looked like the bionic queen of mermaids wrapped in the Italian metallic scales. I thought it was a very clever choice. The front showed a bit of legs but there was a train and the top was classic in lines but sexy and unexpected in construction.

Many of the other attending ladies looked remarkably good for this kind of event. Christina Hendricks (the other Mad Woman) rocked her custom made Zac Posen. The dress would've looked quite bland had it not been for the toddlers that fought inside it (as someone geniusly referred to the twins on twitter, email me for credit). And the great hairdo. Heidi Klum was one of the very few women who went for s short dress. The combination of her super short, super tight Marchesa and her statement necklace was spot-on sexy. Rose Byrne was unknown to me until last night when I had to know who was the lady in the amazing Gucci dress. It was both simple and intricate enough to look elegant and still make a statement. White (Kate Beckinsale would've been so proud) was also the colour of Kim Kardashian's Marchesa dress. I don't usually pick her out for her style but she did look like a modern day Cleopatra with the Egyptian-inspired neckline and the tied-back hair.

At first I loved Anna Paquin in McQueen. Don't get me wrong, I adore the dress, but it feels like the bottom of the skirt didn't really suit the wearer. It was a winner choice but only from the waist up. And last, Claire Danes in Armani Privé (surprise surprise). I thought she looked very chic, very old Hollywood glamour and was definitely one of the best dressed but then again it wasn't anything I hadn't seen on Anne Hathaway before.
Who did you love the most?
I'm off.

PS. Lea Michelle - biggest disappointment of the night in her matrony Oscar de la Renta.

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