FASHION Magazine

Oh, how we love red carpet season. It seems that weekly, we’re showered with stunning photos of Hollywood’s A-List showing off like it’s nobody’s business. (Well, actually, it is our business.) At last night’s Screen Actors Guild Awards, it seemed that this year’s nominees and stars were channeling their onscreen roles, with Michelle Williams in a va-va-voom lace Valentino, Shailene Woodley in a Hawaiian-esque floral-print L’wren Scott, and Emma Stone in a retro-shaped Alexander McQueen cocktail number. So, who wore it best? Check out our top 8 and vote for your favourite.

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While Justin Bieber and Lady Gaga were the big winners on stage at last night’s MTV Europe Music Awards, we have our top picks for best dressed on the red carpet. Singer Jessie J kept her typically ferocious look going strong with a black and yellow leopard print dress by Dolce & Gabbana—one of many outfits she wore during the night. Selena Gomez also made multiple outfit changes during the awards (9 to be exact!), but with good reason: she was hosting the show. We love her in this white long-sleeved minidress by Marchesa, it certainly pulls the focus away from those pesky rumours surrounding her boyfriend…  Moving on! Katy Perry continues her retro-girl vibe with pink pin-up curls (we’re thankful she finally touched up her roots) and a Grease-worthy ensemble from Jeremy Scott’s Spring 2012 collection. The designer was also her date to the show. And model Bar Refaeli wore a custom-designed dress by Replay, which, if you like it, can be described as having an ombre waterfall hem. If you don’t like it, we’re not entirely opposed to the term “mullet dress.”

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Couldn’t you just hear Chris DeBurgh’s “Lady in red” watching the red carpet arrivals at last night’s Emmy Awards? From Lea Michele‘s embellish-sleeved Marchesa to Nina Dobrev‘s mermaid Donna Karan, the Emmy trend seemed pretty clear. So, who did it best? Vote after the jump!

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After 12+ hours and an obscene amount of shows yesterday, my mind is whirling with all the delicious trends we have to look forward to for Spring. Here’s the top 5 from Day 5:

At last night’s premiere and after-party for Butter, Olivia Wilde, Ashley Greene, and Alicia Silverstone all looked similarly, well, buttery and shiny! Wilde in a stunning white Grecian Marchesa gown with gold beading, Greene in a white and metallic-thread Oscar de la Renta dress, and Silverstone in a charming Proenza Schouler cocktail number. Who wore it best? Vote after the jump!

The usually reclusive Azzedine Alaïa has announced that he plans on showing a collection during the upcoming Paris couture week. [Fashionologie]

By Corinne Perez-Abergel

Arizona Muse and her baby boy, Nikko, are taking the fashion world by the storm! The duo first appeared in a Vogue editorial a couple months ago, and now they are now starring in new the J Crew Catalogue.  [Fashionologie]

Living la vida Wang: Alexander Wang plans on releasing a line of home and lifestyle accessories. [Fashionologie]

R&B singer Janelle Monáe met the Kaiser himself, Karl Lagerfeld, backstage at her December 1 concert in Moscow where the two discussed their love of black and white. “I’m a black and white person,” Lagerfeld responded when Monae asked him how he felt about the hues. Illuminating. [Styleite]

New details have been released about Kate Middleton and Prince William‘s upcoming spring wedding including information about the dress (she will choose a “little known” British designer), wedding procession, ceremony and reception. Oh, and FYI: It’s Catherine Middleton to you. [Huffington Post]

John Galliano on his own show-stopping runway outfits: “I get so immersed in the world that I am creating that – like a method actor – I tune with the muse, the story and the collection so much so that I evolve into an homage to the world I have created,” said Galliano. [Vogue UK]

Fashion journalist Robin Givhan is leaving the Washington Post after 15 years on the job. The Pulitzer Prize-winning writer will be joining Newsweek and Daily Beast team as a special correspondent for style and culture. [Fashionista]

Nicole Richie wore not one, not two, but three Marchesa gowns on her wedding day. The designer and reality TV star married longtime boyfriend Joel Madden on Saturday. [People]

Nicole Richie got married this weekend in custom Marchesa. The House of Harlow designer wed longtime beau Joel Madden. [Vogue UK]

The Financial Times has name Kate Moss the most influential woman of the decade. Phoebe Philo of Céline also appears on the list along with Anna Wintour and Sarah Jessica Parker. [Vogue UK]

Riccardo Tisci cast albino male model Stephen Thompson for Givenchy’s spring 2011 as campaign. The campaign, shot by Mert + Marcus, also features Mariacarla Boscono, Daphne Groeneveld and Iris Strubegger. [Styleite]

Christina Ricci attended the Artios Awards in New York City yesterday and wore a look from the Marchesa Fall 2010 collection. The tuxedo jacket is an eveningwear classic, but the skirt is throwing us off. What do you think? Vote now!