It’s little wonder she needed a break, though – it’s been a busy few weeks for RiRi, what with launching her first fashion collection with River Island and announcing a ground-breaking deal with make-up giant MAC. Plus, of course, there’s her starring role in ELLE’s April issue – watch our exclusive video of her introducing it now – which hits newsstands 6 March...
We’ll be reporting all the fashion highlights from the amazing after parties too.
Last year Kate Hudson attended the Vanity Fair Oscar do in a strapless Versace dress and looked just as gorgeous at this year’s ELLE Style Awards in a similar style by Stella McCartney.n the Best Supporting Actress category, Amy Adams is battling it out with Anne Hathaway, but both get style props for their elegant looks: Adams wore J Mendel and Hathaway was in a black shift by The Row at the Academy Awards luncheon last week.Anne Hathaway, nominated in the Best Supporting Actress category for her performance in Les Miserables, also wore powder pink. ‘My mom says it’s business in the front, party in the back,’
she said of her satin Prada dress, twirling to display a revealing back.
The Silver Linings Playbook star may have a little extra swagger in his step after receiving our adoration and the Best Actor spot at the ELLE Style Awards, but he’s up against some tough competition with Denzel Washington, Daniel Day Lewis, Joaquin PhoenBut French actress Emmanuelle Riva, who took home the Best Actress BAFTA for her performance in Amour is the front runner and a big part of us is rooting for the youngest-ever nominee, ridiculously talented 9-year-old Quvenzhané Wallis for Beasts of the Southern Wild.
This Sunday is the 85th Oscars ceremony. The question is, who will win Best Actress and what will she wear?
Armani also dressed nominee Naomi Watts, who shimmered in a steel-grey gown, and Quvenzhane Wallace. The youngest Best Actress nominee in history accessorised her Armani Junior gown with a puppy-shaped handbag. Although she couldn't say who designed the bag, it elicited more smiles and coos than just about anything else on the red carpet.Sally Field, Kerry Washington and Jennifer Aniston brightened the red carpet in crimson gowns. Asked if she felt like a princess in her red Valentino gown, Aniston said, ‘In this thing, I do. I feel this is very The King and I.’
Razzle, dazzle and loads of couture—that’s what Oscars red carpets are made of. For 2013, that meant a bevy of pale, sparkly and red-carpet-red gowns by every A-list designer in the book.
