Taylor Swift went simple in Elie Saab, while Nicki Minaj channeled the 1990s. From Kate Bosworth to Justin Bieber, see our best and worst dressed celebs of the week.
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Sure, Taylor Swift always looks a little bit like an American Girl doll. And yes, she almost always wears Elie Saab. But sometimes—well, to be fair, most of the time, she pulls it off.
Not only is it hard to look good in frontal mesh, it’s doubly difficult to wear it with really shiny satin that clings to all the wrong places. Unless you’re Kate Bosworth! On whom every possible thing looks phenomenal—especially this white Pucci cocktail dress which, for the record, had a frontal slit and a peplum, too.
Since Burberry’s Spring collection was filled with candy wrapper-bright metallics, it makes sense that the enthusiastic fashion crowd would break out several months early and pretend they were made for the holidays. Take, for example, the model Jourdan Dunn, who glowed in a gold number from the collection.
Usually people get pale and pasty around the holidays. But not Emily Blunt. At the 2012 Gotham Independent Film Awards, a blonde (and tan) Blunt presented the award for “Breakthrough Actor” in a white Calvin Klein strapless dress, Jimmy Choo sandals, and Lorraine Schwartz jewels.
White eyelet isn’t ideal for November—in fact it’s a little bit insane. But Rhoda still looked great in this Rebecca Minkoff blue-and-white dress and clutch at the Footwear News Achievement Awards in New York, and showed that it didn't really matter.
Here's a person named Kimbra! And this is what she wore when she won the Best Female artist award at the ARIA Awards in Sydney on Thursday. And that's all we have to say about that.
Nicki Minaj looked like a walking version of one of Lisa Frank’s Trapper keepers onstage at the ARIA Awards in Sydney.
KK means business. So much so that she wore a one-piece pleated black pantsuit on a "furniture shopping" trip at City Furniture in Miami on Monday.
