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The Toronto International Film Festival is happening, but all we can think about is Queen Elizabeth II, who died yesterday, on the first day. The modern monarch and style icon taught everyone from plebeians to celebrities a thing or two about a red-carpet walkabout. And like they say, the show—in this case the TIFF 2022 […]

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Sculptural ruffles, plunging necklines and seemingly endless yards of tulle all earned a prominent place on the red carpet at last night’s Screen Actor’s Guild Awards, at the Shrine Auditorium in Los Angeles. (Technically, it was a silver carpet to commemorate the 25th anniversary of the awards.) Lady Gaga absolutely dominated — just as she […]

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Between Amy Schumer giving her makeup artist a shout-out during her acceptance speech and John Hamm finally winning the coveted Best Actor in a Drama Series award, let’s just say a lot went down at last night’s Emmy Awards—red carpet included. It was surprising to see that black was the shade of choice for a […]

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We’ve just passed the halfway point of TIFF 2015 and from the looks of things, the red carpet scene shows no sign of slowing down. While there are a few newcomers (Hi Kate Winslet!), many of our fave leading ladies are sticking around for their second and third red carpet appearances. And just when you […]

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Thanks to Monday’s CFDA Awards, last week’s red carpet appearances were a cake walk in glamour (and seriously inspirational for this summer’s wardrobe). Case in point: Gigi Hadid’s sexy pantsuit at Toronto’s Maybelline New York’s 100th anniversary party, which gives new meaning to summer white. Figuring how to work the boyish charm? Look no further […]

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A photo posted by Taylor Swift (@taylorswift) on Nov 5, 2014 at 1:59pm PST The purpose of #TBT is simple: to laugh at yourself before anybody can laugh at you. (Or to humblebrag about how great last week was—even though that defeats the goal entirely.) But what makes the onslaught of our own high school […]

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While many street style savvy brands had major beef with this year’s Normcore trend, Gap must have been jumping for joy. At last, a trend that emphasizes chinos, button downs and crew necks. Enter its Fall 2014 ad slogan, “Dress Normal,” which emphasizes what the brand does best. Debuting next month, the slogan captions photos […]

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We’ll admit we’re already looking forward to fall, with September right around the corner and the launch of this drool-worthy Fall 2014 preview, but this week, our favourite celebrities reminded us that summer isn’t over yet, with many of them still stepping out in Resort 2015 collections as well as outfits that screamed Spring 2014. From Elisabeth Moss and Chloe Grace Moretz’s pastel-hued ensembles to Bella Thorne’s retro look cleverly paying homage to Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, we round up the best-dressed celebrities of the week.

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From Shanghai’s grand opening of the new Burberry store to New York’s film festival-filled weekend, there was a lot of competition to make it on our best dressed list. The Tribeca Film Festival officially wrapped up and celebrities ended things with a bang in the fashion department. While stars like Nikki Reed, Elisabeth Moss and Eva Longoria opted to wear dark shades, Keira Knightley pulled out not one but two pastel couture dresses. (Right on trend, Keira!) Sporting the same corseted silhouette from the Chanel Fall 2014 show, Knightley walked the red carpet in a shimmering sequined dress and switched into a simpler standout baby-pink dress for the dinner hosted by the Paris fashion house.

See the best beauty trends from the 2014 Golden Globes »

The Golden Globes may be considered a red carpet test-run for the Oscars, but when it comes to beauty, it’s when A-listers tend to go all out. For the 2014 Golden Globes, it was all about bright lip colours and dramatic eye looks. The classic Old Hollywood red lip was ditched in favour of burnt shades of berry and orange. Jennifer Lawrence wore an almost-goth burgundy lip while Lupita Nyong’o added a metallic hit to her dark lipstick shade with a tinge of gold shimmer.

Of course, not everyone went dark: Both Zoe Saldana and Zooey Deschanel opted for a brighter take on the red carpet trend with perfect burnt orange-red pouts. Elisabeth Moss’s lipstick was a stand-out berry colour, just a few shades lighter than the purple hits in her shimmering J. Mendel gown—perhaps berry’s the official colour of award winners, as Cate Blanchette was also wearing it on her lips.

See the best hair from the 2013 Emmy Awards »

Short hair is still where it’s at, with above-the-shoulder styles being amongst the best beauty looks on the 2013 Emmy Awards red carpet. From Elisabeth Moss’s cropped platinum cut to Kate Mara’s striking pin-straight style to Claire Danes’ faux bob, the message was clear: to stand out in a sea of Old Hollywood side parts and loose updos, you have to go short.

Not willing to let Betty Draper have all the fun, Elisabeth Moss debuted her freshly-dyed blonde hair on the Emmys red carpet. Channeling a little bit of a Charlize Theron vibe, the tousled, modern style was a new look for Moss—and a fierce one at that. As for Mad Men’s other leading ladies, both January Jones and Christina Hendricks kept their short cuts curly.

Season 5 of Mad Men may be delayed until 2012, but thanks to Banana Republic‘s exclusive, 65-piece capsule collection by the show’s costume designer, Janie Bryant, we’ve got something to tide us over until then. Since its release last week, we’ve started feeling pangs of Draper-fever and so, in an attempt to calm ourselves, we chatted with Bryant about the collection and her work on the hit show. Read our interview after the jump!

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