golden globes red carpet fashions::Finally the reign of the beige sheath is over golden globes red carpet fashions

golden globes red carpet fashions

golden globes red carpet fashions

golden globes red carpet fashions::Finally the reign of the beige sheath is over.
Tilda swinton chose floorlength jil sander and looked immaculate.
For those muttering about the champagne tulip full skirt not going with the everyday white shirt: stop.
It is one piece not two and the couturemeetseveryday look is entirely the point.
Christina hendricks, elisabeth moss and january jones inspired a million fashion shoots last year, but on the red carpet, minus their exacting wardrobe team, they are flailing badly.
Jones is spectacularly rubbish at blatant sexiness: her scarlet versace dress needs sleeves rather than cleavage, and her oldtime hollywood hair is a sad reminder of what could have been.
No one can blame hendricks for playing the jessica rabbit card with those curves, but the hair and the ruff collar standoff is unfortunate.
Elisabeth moss fared slightly better but arguably had less distance to fall as she played the least stylish of the three characters.
She evidently got the green memo, but while the donna karan number is flattering, it is a classic case of red carpet by numbers.