Showing posts with label Maggie Gyllenhaal. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Maggie Gyllenhaal. Show all posts

Monday, January 18, 2010

Golden Children

Key Looks from the 2010 Golden Globes

Drew Barrymore encapsulated the important trends of the night with her skin tone dress, assymetric neckline, and accented hip. Dress by Versace Atelier. For source click here.

Stunning as always. She also went with an assymetric neckline, and a va-va-va- voom thigh high slit. Dress Valentino. For source click here.

Diane Kruger was a refreshing pink gem floating in a crowd of wash-out muted colors. This dress by Christian Lacroix Haute Couture. Picture Style.com.

Shoulder flourish and asymmetric neckline were popular trends at the 2010 Golden Globes. January Jones in Lanvin. Picture CBS.com.

Cameron Diaz made me want to toss all my orangey-reds back in my closet. Just so stunning. Dress Alexander McQueen. For source click here.

Maggie Gylenhaal, possibly my absolute favorite dress of the evening. Dress in RM by Roland Mouret. Picture CBS.com.

Sandra Bullock wore my color of choice for 2010 (see Pantone's color of the year post). Dress Bottega Veneta. Picture CBS.com.




Sunday, January 17, 2010

Golden Children

Meryl Streep's assymetric neckline and red lipstick embody the over-all look of the Golden Globes. Photo from CBC news.

What can I say? The Golden Globes were just so, so glamorous. So many favorite dresses, how can I mention them all? Cameron Diaz: gorgeous, loved the red. Same to you Amy Poehler. Whoever said orange is the new red hasn't seen a woman in a classic red dress for a while. Loved Maggie Gyllenhaal: an irresistable peach who I just wanted to take a bite out of. Jennifer Aniston and Meryl Streep, keeping the black dress interesting with either a high high slit or a asymmetric neckline. Speaking of asymmetric necklines, this was seen on many of the dresses. There were also hip flourishes spotted on a few numbers (think Drew Barrymore, Jody Foster) and cut-out looks (loved Felicity Huffman's). Overall, colors were relegated to soft peaches, pinks, blacks, with a punch of red (and red lipstick). Golden Globes, you go and let your stars shine.