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Keira Knightely made an appearance for the London premiere of her new movie A Dangerous Method at the Mayfair Hotel last week. For the occasion Keira opted to wear a floor-length burgundy gown from the new pre-fall collection by Burberry Prorsum. The chic gown shows off Keira’s slender figure and the black belt nicely breaks up the block colour.
The 18th BAFTA Tea Party took place last week at the Four Seasons Hotel in Beverly Hills. On the red carpet, BAFTA nominee Michelle Williams went with a pretty elfin look in a cute monochrome design from the new collection by Victoria Beckham; Victoria.
Evan Rachel Wood chose a classic ensemble with a sexy twist; a red skirt and blouse look from the new spring collection by Roland Mouret with a peak of bra. Killer black Salvatore Ferragamo heels complete the look.
Chloe Moretz attended the awards wearing a grown-up ensemble of stripey pencil skirt and top look from the new resort collection by Burberry Prorsum, she teamed the look with a stylish pair of Rupert Sanderson lace-up heels.
Charlize Theron oozed Hollywood glamour in a yellow lace lace peplum dress from the pre-fall collection by Stella McCartney. From the chic dress, nude accessories to the sleek hair and bold red lips; everything about this look works great.
Selena Gomez attended the MuchMusic Video awards in Toronto last night. For her red carpet arrival Selena wore a silk chiffon dress from the spring 2011 collection by Burberry Prorsum she added bright blue Giuseppe Zanotti heels. Later in the evening she changed and appeared on stage wearing a monochrome halterneck top and shorts from the spring collection by DSquared2.
After months of speculation, Cheryl Cole was finally named as a judge on the USA version of The X Factor. She made an appearance yesterday at the Galen Center in Los Angeles as the auditions get under way. For the occasion Cheryl went for a bright ensemble wearing an orange ruffled top by Oscar De La Renta, with purple flares by Diane Von Furstenberg and a blue Burberry Prorsum waist-belt. Cheryl is going for a mix between the Studio 54/70s trend and colour-blocking, but the look seems to lack the sexiness needed to carry off the trend.
Emma Roberts attended the LA premiere of the newest film in the Scream franchise. Emma who stars in the movie went for a chic blue ruffle embellished dress from British favourite, Burberry Prorsum. A pair of chunky Sergio Rossi heels complete the look. Emma is one of the best dressed of young Hollywood, she always look trendy, never reveals too much and has great confidence on the red carpet.
Today was the big one, the highlight of London Fashion Week and the show to be seen at before flying out to Milan. Burberry Prorsum held its autumn/winter catwalk show at Kensington Gardens this afternoon. A celeb heavy event the big names on the front row included Hollywood starlets Kate Bosworth and Rachel Bilson, wife of the Prime Minister Samantha Cameron, British it-girl Alexa Chung, the Duran Duran boys and singer Ellie Goulding.
There was of course the usual suspects from the editorial world including Anna Wintour, Emmanuelle Alt (French Vogue’s new editor in chief) and even photographer Mario Testino. But the real show stealer…other than the clothes of course (more on this later) was Kate Bosworth who rocked a leather jacket and studded skirt from Burberry’s spring 2011 collection.
The 2010 Hollywood Style Awards took place in LA last night. The awards ceremony which honours tv and film fashion attracted a starry crowd with A-list actresses mingling with pop princesses.
On the red carpet for an awards ceremony celebrating style the pressure is on. Kate Bosworth chose a laidback look; a green and white t-shirt gown from the acclaimed new spring collection by Jil Sander. This is a fashion forward look, not to everyone’s taste but admirably adventurous and worn well by Kate.
Glee’s golden girl Lea Michele stepped out of her comfort zone also going for a minimalist look in a white strapless gown from the Olsen twins line, The Row. Again another great gown that’s refreshingly simple, but as is her tendency Lea overdoes the hair and makeup. Co-star Jayma Mays went for a chic look in a green Burberry Prorsum dress.
Emily Blunt chose a classic black dress with ruffle embroidery detail by Roksanda Ilincic. Camilla Belle looked elegant as ever in a winter white dress by Kimberly Ovitz. Teen singing sensation Selena Gomez glammed it up in a sequinned gown by Max Azria’s Atelier line.
90210’s Jessica Lowndes went for a metallic halter-neck dress by Monique Lhuillier teamed with Brian Atwood heels. Finally Nickelodeon’s Victoria Justice looked glitzy in a Vivienne Westwood design.
Zoe Saldana attended the annual Beat The Odds Awards earlier this week. The Avatar star wowed in a navy sheer topped ruffle gown by British favourite Burberry Prorsum. Brian Atwood pumps completed this chic look.
Also in attendance, actress Michelle Monaghan who has been making waves in the fashion world with a series of fashion fabulous outfits. For the occasion Michelle chose a dark green silky dress from the fall collection by Roksanda Ilincic. Roksanda’s fluid designs aren’t easy to pull off but Michelle manages this one with effortless elegance.
Emma Watson’s style credentials extend well beyond the red carpet to her everyday attire. Emma was spotted out and about in New York this week in a Burberry Prorsum studded arm trench from the brand new spring 2011 collection. A studded Burberry Knight bag and black boots completed her look.
Burberry Prorsum have for the past two seasons spearheaded a new initiative where following the live stream (yes now we can all sit front row) of the show at London Fashion Week for a limited time, items from the collection are available to buy online, giving a high fashion dimension to instant fashion. The high street has always been the go-to place to get a fashion fix fast but the designer world is harder and faster to keep up. Already for many labels there are four collections a year; spring, pre-fall, fall and resort, in an attempt to meet the voracious appetite of today’s consumer.
