#film premiere

queencersei:

HP & the Order of the Phoenix premiere

Helena Bonham Carter at the premiere of ‘Where Angels Fear to Tread’ in London | 1991

Cannes Fashion

So the stars are out in force over in Cannes, and with them, gorgeous fashion! Instead of my usual Best Dressed blog, I believe all those best dressed this week are over there, and so many of them! So here are TWO blogs of my top 10 picks especially for Cannes!

My first pick this week is the oh-so gorgeous Cheryl Cole, she wore a maroon long sleeved, floor-lenghth gown by Zuhair Murad. Opting for minimal accessories and let the dress do the talking, she had all eyes on her for the evening!

Rosie Huntington-Whiteley looked very chic and on trend as she attended the amfAR Gala. It’s all about white right now and she pulled if off effortlessly, wearing a Christian Dior bustier and skirt and teamed them with a pair of Louboutins. Gentle make-up and loose waves completed the look.

Zoe Saldana took a fashion risk as she continued to show her love for monochrome at the Blood Ties photocall. She wore a black and white top with polka dot skirt combination by Emanuel Ungaro and teamed the look with Oscar Tiye heels in vivid orange - which I love!

Nicole Kidman was a picture of elegance at the premiere of new film Nebraska, she attended in an ivory lace Valentino Haute Couturegown. 

Eva Longoria, seen in many gorgeous dresses but I do love this particular look. She wore an orange feathered top by Emilio Pucci with matching shorts. She teamed her looked with a half up-half down quiff look and nude heels.

The next five up next…

Kelly xxx

newyorkthegoldenage:

The gala premiere of the film version of Grand Hotel at the Astor Theater, April 12, 1932.

The original, a play, opened on Broadway in November 1930 and was a major hit, running for 459 performances. Eugenie Leontovich  played the role later played on screen by Greta Garbo, Albert van Dekker the role later played by John Barrymore, Hortense Alden the role later played by Joan Crawford, Sam Jaffe the role later played by Lionel Barrymore, and  Siegfried Rumann the role later played by Wallace Beery. The only member of the stage cast who appeared in the film was  Rafaela Ottiano, who played Suzanne (in the movie, Suzette).

Photo: Bettmann/Getty

This already happened but it was a v large amount of fun.