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Celebs at Fashion Week
Twice a year, Fashion Week hits New York City. And once those runways start buzzing, the celebrities
come out in full force. From Cameron Diaz to Victoria Beckham, see who's hit the tents this week
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Emmys Best Dressed
Glamour was definitely in the air at the 58th Annual Primetime Emmy Awards. Small-screen A-listers glided up the red-carpet in lush, bold colors, oodles of chiffon and lace, and one-shoulder necklines. Here, Glam picks the eight most gorgeous gowns of the evening.
Emmys Best Tressed
The Emmys are the time everyone in Hollywood comes out to support favorite actors and recognize the roles they’ve played on TV over the past year. It’s great to see who wins, but we cut straight to the chase. Sure we have a best-dressed list, but the other pressing question on our mind is, whose hair ruled the red carpet?
Golden Globes 2007: Best Dressed
The stars came out for the 2007 Golden Globes and the red carpet was draped in stunning floor-length gowns, colorful dresses to the knee, and lots of designer names. Dior, Chanel, Escada ... it was a who's who of haute couture and all the A-listers looked spectacular. What a stylish way to kick off the awards season!
Golden Globes 2007: Best Tresses
Hollywood’s hottest stars showed up on the red carpet dressed to the nines from head to toe. Our Golden Globes hair report features seven of our favorite manes of the evening. .
Golden Globes 2007: Best-Dressed Men
George, Leo, Brad, Jamie … the red carpet was chock-full of Hollywood leading men looking mighty fine in their best threads. Whether they adorned their tuxedos with bow ties or skinny neckwear, these A-list actors were totally delectable in their dapper duds.
Golden Globes—Best-Dressed
Not all of our favorite glamour goddesses departed with a sparkling statuette in hand at the Golden Globe Awards, but they surely did not disappoint on the fashion front. As expected, Scarlett Johansson dominated the arrivals promenade working a red-hot Valentino stunner, while Lost’s Evangeline Lilly surprised viewers with an unlikely—yet completely complimentary—aqua ensemble. From bombshell classics to vintage standouts to bold hues, the evening’s top looks ran the style gamut, and these showstoppers get our vote for making the red carpet look especially white-hot. —Mari Tzikas
Golden Globes—What Were They Thinking?
Did some of the Golden Globe nominees and presenters forget to look in the mirror on their way out the door? With only a handful of ladies going glamorous, many walked the red carpet seemingly pleased with their ho-hum looks. Leading the fashion-challenged pack was Pamela Anderson, who looked asymmetrical and bulky. And while everyone always roots for the wonderful and witty Cynthia Nixon, she overwhelmed her tiny body with an oversized bow and too much taffeta. In response to these less-than-enviable ensembles, we’ve singled out the six looks that shocked, scared, or just plain saddened us the most. Hopefully, next year, these ladies will find new stylists—or maybe just a full-length mirror.< /br> —Tracey Anderson
Golden Globes—White Noise
The most surprising part of the Golden Globes wasn’t Steve Carell winning Best Actor, Musical or Comedy (TV)—the shocker was the flurry of white on the red carpet. From Kate Beckinsale’s stunning Christian Dior to Gwyneth Paltrow’s tiered Balenciaga gown, A-List actresses preferred a softer, almost bridal look this year. —Tracey Anderson
Golden Globes: Most Memorable Looks
In fashion—just as in awards shows—not everyone can be a winner. But whether our favorite stars hit a bull’s-eye with fantasy gowns or step out in off-target dress disasters, the impressions they leave on the Golden Globes red carpet are definitely long-lasting.
Memorable Emmy Fashion
Watching the Emmys is really all about the fashion parade. When actresses glide along the red carpet in couture gowns designed by the world’s most famous designers, several gowns are taking their walk of fame. Sadly for others, it’s the walk of shame. Take a peek at the most memorable gowns worn at Emmys past.
Most-Memorable Oscar Moments
Awards upsets and extraordinary acceptance speeches come and go, but images of what was worn on the red carpet last a lifetime. We've collected the most awe-inspiring and jaw-dropping fashions of Oscars past. From a bubblegum ball gown to a seriously surprising swan, these are the looks that will forever define awards-show style.
Oscar After-Parties
For the biggest night in Hollywood, these glamorous gals put their best dress forward as they hit the splashiest and most fiercely guarded parties of the year. Lohan, Miller, and Klum mingled with Madonna, Vince Vaughn, and John Travolta at the Vanity Fair party, while Stone, Sheridan, and Richie flirted the night away at Elton John’s 14th annual gathering. And the award for best party girl goes to …. —Tracey Anderson
Oscar’s Best-Dressed—’06
While the winning films at this year’s Academy Awards explored controversial topics, the favorite fashions lighting up the Kodak Theatre were uncomplicated, unpretentious, and simply beautiful. Both Knightley and Hayek worked the keynote asymmetrical neckline and—along with the marigold-bedecked Williams—added to the vivid kaleidoscope of dresses that ultimately gave the red carpet’s revered hue a run for its money. And as awards-show sweethearts Witherspoon, Thurman, and Swank wowed us with demure cuts, Huffman sizzled in a plunging black Zac Posen sheath. For returning us to the ladylike stunner, the best dressed get a Glam standing ovation. —Mari Tzikas
Oscars 2007: Best Dressed
It was a night full of winners—red-carpet winners! From long gathered gowns to strapless dresses with floating layers, the fashions were stunning and glamorous.
Oscars 2007: Best Tressed
At the 2007 Academy Awards, the red carpet was chock-full of A-listers vying to take home a little gold statue. While they all won’t win, here you can see whose hair would’ve won a Best Tressed Oscar in our book.
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