There were just too many interesting outfits at The Art of Elysium’s 3rd Annual Gala for us to highlight every single one of them, so here’s a quick gallery instead, for you to browse through at your leisure and enjoy the highs and lows of celebrity fashion!
We reckon there were some very high-highs and some terribly low lows at this particular event. Stand-outs for us include Jessica Szohr looking the best we’ve seen her; Amber Heard in a semi-shress we know we should hate, but which we actually kind of love and Kate Bosworth looking elegant in blue.
Our worst dressed: Mia Maestro in the worst fitting dress of the week and Kat Von D (it goes without saying). “What the hell?” moments courtesy of Dita Von Teese with flowers up her sleeves, Ashley Olsen looking even more like a corpse bride than usual, and look out for Anna Paquin in a Viktor & Rolf dress we didn’t expect to see outside of the runway. Enjoy!
The Golden Globes was far from the only red carpet event taking place this week. We actually thought the outfits worn to The Art of Elysium’s 3rd Annual Black Tie Charity Gala were far more interesting than the selection of Globes gowns we brought you earlier this week (we’ll have a gallery along soon, to show you what we mean) and Camilla Belle’s grey Valentino dress was definitely one of the more unique looks of the night.
What do you think of it, though? Do you love it? (We think we do, although we don’t like the shoes any more than we did when we saw them in tan on Amanda Seyfried yesterday. OK, maybe a little more…) Do you hate it? Are you just wondering why she’s dressed as a jellyfish? Tell us, readers: let us settle this matter once and for all!
Drop crotch criminals have found a new king, readers. We were alerted to this by Fashion Police reader Liz, and we immediately put out an APB on them, but we fear it may be too late: these pants are already out there, and they’re making all other drop crotch pants look good in comparison. This makes them perhaps the most dangerous criminals the Fashion Police have ever had to deal with – and the fact that these actually looks more like a denim jacket turned upside down and worn as pants than actual pants also makes us worry about copycat crimes. That’s without even getting into the whole “let’s style them with a pair of rain boots!” thing.
If you see these pants, readers, please: don’t approach them. They may be dangerous. Just call the Fashion Police: we’ll do our best to bring them in…
Which celebrity wore these Valentino shoes to a Golden Globes after-party (and forgot to have a pedicure beforehand, by the looks of things?). Find out over at our Celebrity Spy section!
Comments have now closed on our latest Style Challenge, in which we asked you to show us how you’d wear shorts in winter, so it’s time to look at the results!
As promised, for this Style Challenge, we’re going to allow you to vote for your favourite outfit, and because of the high response to the challenge, we’re going to do this in heats. We’ll publish a new batch of entries every day from now until Thursday, with the winner of each heat going through to the final on Friday, so look out for the poll at the end of this post!
We loved these nude and black Giuseppe Zanotti sandals when we first spotted them on Drew Barrymore last year, but at $650 they just weren’t destined to ever join us here at the HQ. These ‘Rae’ sandals from Topshop, however, give us a strong sense of deja vu: the colours, shape and zipped back are all the same, although there are various differences on the straps and a slightly chunkier heel. They’re also significantly cheaper than the Giuseppe Zanotti shoes, at £60. Also available in an all-black upper, these are available from Topshop.
Feeling in need of a little post-Christmas pick-me-up? We don’t blame you. Luckily shopping is a guaranteed quick-fix for the winter blues, and you can turn £40 into £50 at New Look right now: they’re offering £10 off on orders of £50 or more: just enter code LOVE50 at checkout to claim it.
We’d buy this spotty trench coat, which is down to £30, and would still leave us another £20 to spend to claim the discount. Time to head to the shoe department, we think…
