Nothing like an event broadcast live on MTV and commented on Twitter by many journalists to judge the ability of an actress to blend elegance, fashion and glamor. Between traditional sleeves, risk-taking style and bold choices, the stars of the moment rubbed with varying degrees of success in perilous exercise of the red carpet.
If the lavender blue and other pink nude are indeed in tune with the times, they must nevertheless not essential - if they are to successfully differentiate themselves from their nature a bit corny - abandon any notion of girlyness bias in favor of sharp. Perfectly integrated by Tilda Swinton (who wore a set Haider Hackermann as delicate as finely male), this precept was clearly ignored by the actress of "Young Adult", whose coat powdered Dior posted up an uninspiring first degree.
Coordinates to the iconic red carpet dresses were also glowing legion. And if Reese Witherspoon was a faultless performance in sleeve Zac Posen, he nevertheless preferred the young actress in the series Glee, Dianna Agron. It is true that alongside the toilet sublimely Giles worked for the latter, the choice of Miss Witherspoon appears highly conventional ...
Classic and missed the black and white was also present. Kate Winslet and abandoned its controversial Stella McCartney dresses in favor of creating a Jenny Packham (whose skirt would have to assume, however, gained a more flattering shade), while Claire Danes managed to make the most of this duet by focusing on a bathroom J. Mendel minimalist and perfectly balanced.
And if the guests did the Golden Globes in all restraint in their choice of dress, some have for their part not hesitate to jeopardize their silhouette by slipping into creations unclear. Examples include the rigidity of the Prada dress Freida Pinto, and the unlikely subject of the Madonna.
We are finally arriving on the red carpet of the claw Theyskens' Theory. Piper Perabo by dressing one of her prom dresses and ultra sleek translucent, Olivier Theyskens proves once again how the fashion world can not do without his talent ...
