Sofia Coppola looked pitch-perfect, Sheryl Crow wore an ill-fitting frock, and Angelina Jolie went the sculptural route. See the fashion highs and lows of the week.
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One of the best parts of a new Sofia Coppola film release is that we get to see the stylish director take many a turn on the red carpet. Her minimal, easy outlook on dressing is solidly echoed in this Louis Vuitton ensemble, worn to The Bling Ring’s Los Angeles premiere on Tuesday.
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Jolie didn’t miss the mark when stepping out to the World War Z premiere on Tuesday. She chose a sculptural white cocktail dress by Ralph & Russo for the occasion.
Mamet is not your average Hollywood type. From her diverse roles to her affinity for smiling on the red carpet (as evidenced in the photo at left), the rising star always wows with her unique brand of confidence. It’s echoed in this Preen dress that she wore to the Glamour Women of the Year Awards on Tuesday.
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Aussie actress Rose Byrne turned up to Monday’s CFDA Awards in this sparkling, paneled Thakoon dress. The look is easy, uncomplicated, and downright stylish.
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Richie tried on Marc Jacobs’s fall 2013 collection for size at Monday’s CFDA Awards. The look is golden thanks to her deeply bronzed skin and minimal makeup.
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Mara extended her status as a minimalist style star when wearing this Calvin Klein dress to Monday's CFDA Awards. She arrived to the event on the arm of the brand's designer, Francisco Costa.
Underwood played to the CMT Music Awards’s fashion expectations on Wednesday night when showing up in a shortsuit. And not the chic, slightly subversive Thom Browne kind. The American Idol alum chose a beaded, aquamarine ensemble that lacked any modicum of good taste.
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Crow typically favors tight-fitting fare. Which is maybe why she missed this mark in this attempt at ethereal. Crow turned up to the CMTs in this floaty white dress by Willow—one that is far from flattering.
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In real life, Kirke is known for the same romantic, bohemian style that is a signature of her Girls character Jessa. It’s mainly because her mother owns the famous reconstructed vintage boutique Geminola, in Manhattan’s West Village. And while her outfits often work, this one unfortunately did not. Kirke showed up to Monday’s CFDA Awards alongside friend and jewelry designer Pamela Love, shrouded in a sheer black caftan, displaying a Beyonce-type body suit underneath.
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It’s easy to sing Ashley Olsen’s style praises, especially because she’s one half of the award-winning design label The Row. But when Olsen appeared at the Veuve Clicquot Polo Classic on Saturday in a floor-length embellished red caftan, mannish sandals, and aviator shades, suddenly things turned sour.
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