| GOLDEN GLOBES
FASHION |
2009 Golden
Globes Red Carpet Dresses
 ©Metrofashion.com,
January 11, 2009- Muted colors mixed with dark shades and creams
made the 66th Annual Golden Globes red carpet a return to classic
Hollywood beauty. While Lorraine Schwartz jeweled necklaces
were popular, the leading accessories seemed to be buff arms
and updos. Strapless gowns in sweetheart styles and flowing
trains were abundant.
Photography courtesy of Hollywood Foreign Press
Association. ©HFPA.
 The
standout was Olivia Wilde's lavendar ruffled and belted sweetheart
evening dress by Reem Acra, combining the trendy fitted bodice
with a feminine breezy gown. Olivia is a Metrofashion.com favorite
and her fashion star has risen constantly since joining the
cast of the television medical drama House.
Another highlight was Kate Winslet's presence throughout the
red carpet and awards ceremony, looking ladylike and business
savvy in a midnight sheath with decorative English waist pin,
as she won Best Actress for her portrayal of a suburban housewife
in Revolutionary Road. |
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2009
Golden Globes® Awards Red Carpet
Kate Beckinsale is radiant in white wearing a J.Mendel orchid
strapless evening gown creation. |
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GOLDEN
GLOBES AWARDS 2007 RED CARPET FASHION
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Highlights
Vanessa Williams, busy lately in television ("Ugly Betty"),
appeared in a stunning Carmen Marc Valvo ombre brown strapless
gown with matching fur shawl. Hayden Panettiere borrowed a page
from Kiera Knightly's red carpet wardrobe by donning a simple
white strapless sheath dress with waist metallic embellishment
by Monique Lhuillier; with Hayden's natural Grecian beauty the
look was wholesome and dapper.
America
Ferrara with her Golden Globe Award for Best Performance,
Leading Actress, for "Ugly Betty" during the 64th
Annual Golden Globe Awards at the Beverly Hilton
in Beverly Hills, CA, January, 2007. © MMVII Hollywood
Foreign Press Association® © "HFPA" and "64th Golden
Globe Awards" |
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Rising former "Saturday Night Live" star and current
lead and producer of "30 Rock" Tina Fey was demure
in a peasant black and slate illusion dress which fit her hip
sexy personality perferctly. And Katherine Heigl evoked classic
Hollywood glamour in a black sweatheart gown and tight hair
updo. |
| 2007
GLOBES WINNERS |
Best
Motion Picture, Drama
Babel
Michel Litvak Productions/Bold
Films; MGM/The Weinstein Company |
Best
Leading Actor, Drama
Forest Whitaker, The Last
King of Scotland |
Best
Leading Actress, Drama
Helen Mirren, The Queen
|
Best
Motion Picture, Musical/Comedy
Dreamgirls
DreamWorks Pictures/Paramount
Pictures |
Best
Leading Actress, Musical/Comedy
Meryl Streep, The Devil Wears
Prada |
Best
Leading Actor, Musical/Comedy
Sacha Baron Cohen, Borat: Cultural
Learnings Of America For Make
Benefit Glorious Nation Of Kazakhstan
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Best
Television Series, Drama
Grey's Anatomy
ABC Studios |
Best
Actor, Television Drama
Hugh Laurie, House |
Best
Actress, Television Drama
Kyra Sedgwick, The Closer |
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| GOLDEN
GLOBES 2006 RED CARPET FASHION |
Highlights
Katherine Heigl from Grey's Anatomy with swept back blond
hair in burgundy purple dress with criss cross back and sparkle
bead trim bodice. Camryn Manheim from the 2005 miniseries Elvis
in silk chiffon platinum grey strapless gown. Teri Hatcher very
low back form fitting fishtail halter vneck cafe au lait evening
dress. Eva Longoria donning Bob Mackey red dress with beautiful
back. Natalie Portman in vintage Chanel tea dress black lace
with waist brooch.
Keira Knightly with the 2006 trend mod look wearing Cartier
in a Valentino white strapless gown and carrying a casual Todds
satin handbag with glittering beaded criss cross drawstrings.
Jessica Alba in satin charmeuse. Evangeline Lilly from Lost
in Elie Saab emerald green. Trends: jewel tones : plum, blue,
sapphire colors, hair upswept and clean, empire silhouette strapless
dresses with beaded trim, vibrant red. |
Artist
depiction of Keira Knightly from the
2006 Golden Globes Awards Red Carpet
CLICK
HERE for more fashion sketches
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| GOLDEN
GLOBES 2006 WINNERS |
Best
Motion Picture, Drama
Brokeback Mountain
Focus Features/River Road Entertainment |
Best
Leading Actor, Drama
PHILIP SEYMOUR HOFFMAN, Capote |
Best
Leading Actress, Drama
FELICITY HUFFMAN, Transamerica
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Best
Motion Picture, Musical/Comedy
Walk the Line
Fox 2000 Pictures/TreeLine Productions/Catfish
Productions |
Best
Leading Actress, Musical/Comedy
REESE WITHERSPOON, Walk the
Line |
Best
Leading Actor, Musical/Comedy
JOAQUIN PHOENIX, Walk the
Line |
Best
Television Series, Drama
LOST
Touchstone Television |
Best
Actor, Television Drama
HUGH LAURIE, House |
Best
Actress, Television Drama
GEENA DAVIS, Commander In
Chief |
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2009
Golden Globes® Awards Red Carpet
Best Actress in a Comedy or Musical Nominee Mary-Louise
Parker wears a deep royal blue strapless evening dress
during arrivals. |
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| FASHION FEATURE:
OSCARS® AND AWARDS |
The
77th Annual Academy Awards, Oscars® 2005 fashion...
Light neutral shades in yellow, cream, stone, and beige
were popular among the high-wattage celebrities at the Oscars®
2005 Academy Awards, often combined with this season's must-have
Greco-Roman (a.k.a. Troy) fashion trend.
Most notable styles among the pale colors were Oscar winner
Cate Blanchett's one-shoulder pale yellow silk taffeta Valentino
Couture Grecian gown and burgundy sash, Halle Berry's Atelier
Versace iridescent taupe silk chiffon gown, and Natalie Portman's
taupe Grecian column dress by Lanvin with metallic trimming,
matching headband and subtle diamond studs.
Midnight blue was the surprise new black at the Oscars® Red
Carpet, with the likes of Salma Hayak in a deep plunging navy
Prada evening gown with fishtail train and Oscar nominee Virginia
Madsen swathed in a strapless, royal blue silk satin charmeuse
corset gown with black silk overlay by Atelier Versace. |
Uma
Thurman, 2004 Globes
(Click
Here for more fashion sketches) |
| 2005
OSCARS®
WINNERS |
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Best
Motion Picture
Million
Dollar Baby, Warner Bros. |
Best
Leading Actor
Jamie
Foxx, Ray |
Best
Cinematography
The
Aviator, Miramax |
Best
Leading Actress
Hilary
Swank, Million Dollar Baby |
Best
Screenplay - Adapted
Sideways,
Alexander Payne & Jim Taylor |
Best
Supporting Actor
Morgan
Freeman, Million Dollar Baby |
Best
Writing - Original
Eternal
Sunshine of the Spotless Mind, Charlie Kaufman |
Best
Supporting Actress
Cate
Blanchett, The Aviator |
Best
Film Editing
The
Aviator, Thelma Schoonmaker |
Best
Director
Clint
Eastwood, Million Dollar Baby |
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| GOLDEN
GLOBES 2005 FASHION |
Celebrity
fashion at the Golden Globes is always a feast for the eyes,
and the 2005 Golden Globes fashion was no exception.  Favorite
frock colors included silvers, whites, warm beige tones, and
bright sunset colors like lemon yellow, violet, orange and fuschia
pink. Black, always a safe bet, looked especially notable on
Golden Globe winner Glenn Close. She looked ravishing in a scalloped
black lace illusion dress by the late fashion designer Geoffrey
Beene, paying homage to his legacy.
Joelyn Richardson conjured up visions of Princess Diane and
Grace Kelly in a vintage tribute by Kathryn Walker. She wore
an elegant, white strapless chiffon column evening dress with
matching shawl. Golden Globe winner Mariska Hargitay was captivating
in one of the many bright sherbert colors of the evening, an
asymmetric one shoulder gown in violet satin charmeuse by Vera
Wang.
Teri Hatcher accepted her Golden Globe in a flowing grey and
silver Donna Karan evening glown, spectacular for Spring 2005
special occasion. Complete with handcut, embroidered hemline,
captivating low v-back, and twisted v-neckline, the evening
dress was resplendent in contrasting panels of satin charmeuse
and chiffon. Portia de Rossi won best original gown by Valentino
- a cap sleeve ivory concoction finished off with waist embellishments
of Chanel-like gold and pearl strands. Channel showed their
Top5 best fashions.
Suits of choice for the men were Dior, Gucci, Prada, with Ewan
McGregor a standout in a slim and sleek black Dior. |
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Academy Awards® 2004
Slinky and soft, most actresses opted for
well known silhouettes with modern touches of border fancy...
more
Jennifer Garner is graceful in a vintage Valentino evening
gown with a Fendi gold "Radio" clutch evening bag... more
GOLDEN
GLOBES 2004 FASHION
The
2004 Golden Globes fashion was a meadow of pale-hued flowers
with frothy dresses in pale rose, apricot, and peach blossoms.
Black, wine, and dark blue evening gowns and cocktail dresses
stood out this year amid all the light creams and taupes, bringing
a delightful mix of color palettes to the awards show. Notable
fashion winners this year happily included two awards winners.
Charlize
Theron glowed in a creamy banana chiffon spring dress with
romantic ruffles along the hips and shoulders. Cut with a
v-back, thin spaghetti straps accented her tall, curvy frame.
Her curls were swept up on one side with a sparkling barrette,
a new trend this year seen on other red carpet fashionistas.
 Winner
of best screenplay and best motion picture musical or comedy,
Sofia Coppola captured the essence of the independent modern
woman in her vintage Azzedine Alaia black cocktail dress and
understated flats. Another fashion standout was the ever-glamorous
Uma Thurman, looking sleek in a periwinkle lavender evening
gown. Fitted at the waist, the mid-weight charmeuse satin
cascaded in flounced ruffles down the front, with peek-a-boo
lilac tulle underlay showcasing her jeweled strappy heels.
Nicole Kidman charmed the fans in a hot flapper dress designed
by Tom Ford for Yves Saint Laurent. Gold and cream sequins
shined on the halter dress with a deep plunging neckline and
sheer chiffon front. Godet inserts around the knees kept the
ensemble from being too heavy, and Kidman topped off the '20s
look with a whimsical gold headband and blond ringlets. The
men opted for more dinner jackets and ties and less tuxedos
this year. Clint Eastwood was dashing in a white bow tie and
dinner jacket, and Elijah Wood gets high fashion marks for
his vintage dark green velvet blazer and shimmering gold silk
tie.
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Uma Thurman,
2004 Globes
(Click Here for more
fashion sketches) |
Golden Globe
Awards 2004
WINNERS |
Best
Motion Picture, Drama
The
Lord of the Rings: Return of the King,
Director: Peter Jackson |
Best
Leading Actor, Drama
Sean
Penn, Mystic River |
Best
Leading Actress, Drama
Charlise
Theron, Monster |
Best
Motion Picture, Musical/Comedy
Lost
in Translation, Director: Sofia Coppola |
Best
Leading Actress, Musical/Comedy
Diane
Keaton, Somethings Gotta Give |
Best
Leading Actor, Musical/Comedy
Bill
Murray, Lost in Translation |
Best
Television Series, Drama
24,
Imagine TV & 20th Century Fox |
Best
Actor, Television Drama
Anthony
Lapaglia, Without A Trace |
Best
Actress, Television Drama
Frances
Conroy. Six Feet Under |
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All Rights Reserved. Metrofashion.com covers the world of fashion with vibrant
runway photography and fashion designer stories. |
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Bridal
Dresses 2009 Inspiration Newport Illusion
Princess
 Muted
Hollywood Styles from Red Carpet Inspiration.
Faviana White Gold Spring 2009 wedding
dresses highlight classic beauty with
sparkling detailing for the perfect
destination bridal party.
Promotion
Series Bridal Dresses January 2009
Ice white chiffon bridal dress with
multi-beaded waistline and strap detailing.
Illusion panels with diamond-inspired
jeweled fabric bands. Grecian halter
silhouette updates Hollywood Red Carpet
awards styles for 2009 White Gold season.
Faviana designs spectacular evening
dresses inpired by modern Hollywood
icons. Faviana dresses have been featured
television favorites such as popular
game show Wheel of Fortune, long-running
soap opera The Bold & The Beautiful,
and Starz! Network feature Fashion
in Film. |
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| Oscars®
2003... The 75th Academy Awards® from Hollywood
Black, white, gold, and basic reds and blushes characterized
the somber Oscars® 2003 event. Steve Martin's dry humor
provided some relief to an otherwise awkward mood, while the
highlight of the evening was a touching anniversary video profile
of previous Oscars® winners going back 70 years. Salma Hayek
was charming in a simple black lace sleeveless blouse (see fashion
sketch) with white satin a-line skirt. Nicole Kidman won Best
Actress for her role in The Hours, as she appeared stunningly
dressed in a black gown with fabric flairs. Renee Zellweger
was brilliant in a red two piece dress... more |
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| FASHION
FEATURE: GOLDEN GLOBES AND AWARDS |
| Golden
Globes 2003... Back in character, the 2003 Golden Globe Awards
from Hollywood were offbeat and highly entertaining, especially the celebrity
fashion. The "Deep V" was the theme of the evening with actresses wrapped
tight and revealing buff shoulders and arms. Looking more like a body shaping
event than a starlet lovefest, this year's Golden Globes stage presenters and
winners like Nicole Kidman, Salma Hayek, Laura Lenney, and, of course, Jennifer
Garner, showed off the "kick-butt" attitude that Hollywood in 2002 films
and television programs. Highlights: Catherine Zeta-Jones in Versace, last year's
standout Renee Zellweger wearing Valentino bloom couture, Beyonce Knowles wearing
a brocaded corset ball gown. |
2003 Golden Globes Fashion Sketch
(Click Here for
more fashion sketches) |
Golden Globe
Awards 2003
WINNERS |
Best
Motion Picture, Drama
The
Hours, Stephen Daldry, Director |
Best
Leading Actor, Drama
Jack
Nicholson, About Schmidt |
Best
Leading Actress, Drama
Nicole
Kidman, The Hours |
Best
Motion Picture, Musical/Comedy
Chicago,
Sam Crothers et al, producer |
Best
Leading Actress, Musical/Comedy
Renee
Zellweger, Chicago |
Best
Leading Actor, Musical/Comedy
Richard
Gere, Chicago |
Best
Television Series, Drama
The
Shield, Shawn Ryan, producer |
Best
Actor, Television Drama
Michael
Chiklis, The Shield |
Best
Actress, Television Drama
Edie
Falco, The Sopranos |
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| This site is not affiliated
with or sponsored by the Hollywood Foreign Press Association. All information
related to nominees and winners is property of the Hollywood Foreign Press
Association and is used here explicitly for commentary and entertainment.
Fashion sketches are copyright Metrofashion. |
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| Golden
Globes 2002... It was a somber fashion crowd
at the Golden Globes,
even with the normal party atmosphere that prevails. Most of
the guys wore black suits in one form or another, and the women
were generally dressy, if not entirely formal. The fashion winners
were Halle Barry, in a brown lace and sheer gown, Jennifer Garner
(from the hit new television spy drama, Alias), in a
long red sheath dress with three-foot train from Vera Wang,
Kim Catrall in an apricot jersey dress with open shoulders,
and the whole Moulin Rouge ensemble, including Nicole Kidman,
in a bustier dress from Yves Saint Laurent, Ewan MacGregor,
in an all black ensemble, and the film itself, since so many
of the Globe attendees appear to have taken their fashion inspiration
from the movie. It was an evening of gypsy looks, sparkling
jewels, and complimentary male companions. |
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Halle
Barry, 2002 Globes
(Click
Here for more fashion sketches) |
| WINNERS |
Best
Motion Picture, Drama
A
Beautiful Mind, Brian Graser et al, producer |
Best
Leading Actor, Drama
Russell
Crowe, A Beautiful Mind |
Best
Leading Actress, Drama
Sissy
Spacek, In The Bedroom |
Best
Motion Picture, Musical/Comedy
Moulin
Rouge, Steve Andrews et al, producer |
Best
Leading Actress, Musical/Comedy
Gene
Hackman, The Royal Tenenbaums |
Best
Leading Actor, Musical/Comedy
Nicole
Kidman, Moulin Rouge |
Best
Television Series, Drama
Six
Feet Under, Alan Poul, producer |
Best
Actor, Television Drama
Kiefer
Sutherland, 24 |
Best
Actress, Television Drama
Jennifer
Garner, Alias |
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Highlights from the 2002 Golden Globe Awards... Lisa Kudrow
in a shoulderless black dress with split center... Kim Cattrall
(Sex in the City) in Eric Gaskins' apricot jersey gown... Jennifer
Connolly with frontal corsage... Martin Sheen's daughter Renee
in the Spring 2002 colors of purple, black, pink, and beige
with floral embellishment... Matthew Perry in purple tie and
dark black suit... Russell Crow in bowtie... Sela Ward baring
midriff in bright red Valentino... Sissy Spacek's demure diamond
necklace... Halle Barry in a chocolate brown lace gown from
Valentino (see fashion sketch above.) |
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All Rights Reserved. Metrofashion.com covers the world of fashion with vibrant
runway photography and fashion designer stories. |
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Just
Peachy Darling Whitley Kros Brings
Fruit Colors to Spring 2009
 ©2008
Metrofashion.com- Mercedes Benz
Presents Designer Whitley Kros
showed fresh fruit colorson opening
day of Mercedes
Benz Fashion Week Los Angeles
Spring Summer 2009 at Smashbox
Studios.
Photo: ©Metrofashion.com
Whitley Kros Spring 2009 Los Angeles
peach tunic
Playful tunics, skirts, and shorts
sashayed down the runway during
Whitley Kros Spring
2009 Los Angeles Collection,
leading the trends for a lighter,
spirited Spring season that many
hope will lift the mood after
a rough economic Fall 2008.
Los Angeles Fashion Week runs
throughout the week of October
12-19th with catwalk shows in
venues and parties around the
city. |
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| Flashback
to Oscars 2001... Jennifer Lopez at the Academy
Awards... Marcia
Gay Harden ... from the red carpet, "Dad, I never realized
that you and the boys were so into haute
couture in the 7th Fleet." Marcia was dashing in a red
Randolph Duke gown. Michelle Yeow ... (wearing) designer Bonnie
Chang. Oscars
2001.. click here |
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| FASHION FEATURE:
OSCARS® AND AWARDS |
The
77th Annual Academy Awards, Oscars® 2005 fashion...
Light neutral shades in yellow, cream, stone, and beige
were popular among the high-wattage celebrities at the Oscars®
2005 Academy Awards, often combined with this season's must-have
Greco-Roman (a.k.a. Troy) fashion trend.
Most notable styles among the pale colors were Oscar winner
Cate Blanchett's one-shoulder pale yellow silk taffeta Valentino
Couture Grecian gown and burgundy sash, Halle Berry's Atelier
Versace iridescent taupe silk chiffon gown, and Natalie Portman's
taupe Grecian column dress by Lanvin with metallic trimming,
matching headband and subtle diamond studs.
Midnight blue was the surprise new black at the Oscars® Red
Carpet, with the likes of Salma Hayak in a deep plunging navy
Prada evening gown with fishtail train and Oscar nominee Virginia
Madsen swathed in a strapless, royal blue silk satin charmeuse
corset gown with black silk overlay by Atelier Versace. |
Aviator actress
Kate Blanchett in Valentino, Oscars® 2005
(Click here to
see more fashion sketches...) |
| 2005
OSCARS®
WINNERS |
|
Best
Motion Picture
Million
Dollar Baby, Warner Bros. |
Best
Leading Actor
Jamie
Foxx, Ray |
Best
Cinematography
The
Aviator, Miramax |
Best
Leading Actress
Hilary
Swank, Million Dollar Baby |
Best
Screenplay - Adapted
Sideways,
Alexander Payne & Jim Taylor |
Best
Supporting Actor
Morgan
Freeman, Million Dollar Baby |
Best
Writing - Original
Eternal
Sunshine of the Spotless Mind, Charlie Kaufman |
Best
Supporting Actress
Cate
Blanchett, The Aviator |
Best
Film Editing
The
Aviator, Thelma Schoonmaker |
Best
Director
Clint
Eastwood, Million Dollar Baby |
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| GOLDEN
GLOBES 2005 FASHION |
Celebrity
fashion at the Golden Globes is always a feast for the eyes,
and the 2005 Golden Globes fashion was no exception. Favorite
frock colors included silvers, whites, warm beige tones, and
bright sunset colors like lemon yellow, violet, orange and fuschia
pink. Black, always a safe bet, looked especially notable on
Golden Globe winner Glenn Close. She looked ravishing in a scalloped
black lace illusion dress by the late fashion designer Geoffrey
Beene, paying homage to his legacy.
Joelyn Richardson conjured up visions of Princess Diane and
Grace Kelly in a vintage tribute by Kathryn Walker. She wore
an elegant, white strapless chiffon column evening dress with
matching shawl. Golden Globe winner Mariska Hargitay was captivating
in one of the many bright sherbert colors of the evening, an
asymmetric one shoulder gown in violet satin charmeuse by Vera
Wang.
Teri Hatcher accepted her Golden Globe in a flowing grey and
silver Donna Karan evening glown, spectacular for Spring 2005
special occasion. Complete with handcut, embroidered hemline,
captivating low v-back, and twisted v-neckline, the evening
dress was resplendent in contrasting panels of satin charmeuse
and chiffon. Portia de Rossi won best original gown by Valentino
- a cap sleeve ivory concoction finished off with waist embellishments
of Chanel-like gold and pearl strands. Channel showed their
Top5 best fashions.
Suits of choice for the men were Dior, Gucci, Prada, with Ewan
McGregor a standout in a slim and sleek black Dior. |
|
Academy Awards® 2004
Slinky and soft, most actresses opted for
well known silhouettes with modern touches of border fancy...
more
Jennifer Garner is graceful in a vintage Valentino evening
gown with a Fendi gold "Radio" clutch evening bag... more
GOLDEN
GLOBES 2004 FASHION
The
2004 Golden Globes fashion was a meadow of pale-hued flowers
with frothy dresses in pale rose, apricot, and peach blossoms.
Black, wine, and dark blue evening gowns and cocktail dresses
stood out this year amid all the light creams and taupes, bringing
a delightful mix of color palettes to the awards show. Notable
fashion winners this year happily included two awards winners.
Charlize
Theron glowed in a creamy banana chiffon spring dress with
romantic ruffles along the hips and shoulders. Cut with a
v-back, thin spaghetti straps accented her tall, curvy frame.
Her curls were swept up on one side with a sparkling barrette,
a new trend this year seen on other red carpet fashionistas.
Winner of best screenplay and best motion picture musical
or comedy, Sofia Coppola captured the essence of the independent
modern woman in her vintage Azzedine Alaia black cocktail
dress and understated flats. Another fashion standout was
the ever-glamorous Uma Thurman, looking sleek in a periwinkle
lavender evening gown. Fitted at the waist, the mid-weight
charmeuse satin cascaded in flounced ruffles down the front,
with peek-a-boo lilac tulle underlay showcasing her jeweled
strappy heels.
Nicole Kidman charmed the fans in a hot flapper dress designed
by Tom Ford for Yves Saint Laurent. Gold and cream sequins
shined on the halter dress with a deep plunging neckline and
sheer chiffon front. Godet inserts around the knees kept the
ensemble from being too heavy, and Kidman topped off the '20s
look with a whimsical gold headband and blond ringlets. The
men opted for more dinner jackets and ties and less tuxedos
this year. Clint Eastwood was dashing in a white bow tie and
dinner jacket, and Elijah Wood gets high fashion marks for
his vintage dark green velvet blazer and shimmering gold silk
tie.
|
Uma Thurman,
2004 Globes
(Click Here for more
fashion sketches) |
Golden Globe
Awards 2004
WINNERS |
Best
Motion Picture, Drama
The
Lord of the Rings: Return of the King,
Director: Peter Jackson |
Best
Leading Actor, Drama
Sean
Penn, Mystic River |
Best
Leading Actress, Drama
Charlise
Theron, Monster |
Best
Motion Picture, Musical/Comedy
Lost
in Translation, Director: Sofia Coppola |
Best
Leading Actress, Musical/Comedy
Diane
Keaton, Somethings Gotta Give |
Best
Leading Actor, Musical/Comedy
Bill
Murray, Lost in Translation |
Best
Television Series, Drama
24,
Imagine TV & 20th Century Fox |
Best
Actor, Television Drama
Anthony
Lapaglia, Without A Trace |
Best
Actress, Television Drama
Frances
Conroy. Six Feet Under |
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|
| Oscars®
2003... The 75th Academy Awards® from Hollywood
Black, white, gold, and basic reds and blushes characterized
the somber Oscars® 2003 event. Steve Martin's dry humor
provided some relief to an otherwise awkward mood, while the
highlight of the evening was a touching anniversary video profile
of previous Oscars® winners going back 70 years. Salma Hayek
was charming in a simple black lace sleeveless blouse (see fashion
sketch) with white satin a-line skirt. Nicole Kidman won Best
Actress for her role in The Hours, as she appeared stunningly
dressed in a black gown with fabric flairs. Renee Zellweger
was brilliant in a red two piece dress... more |
| |
| FASHION
FEATURE: GOLDEN GLOBES AND AWARDS |
| Golden
Globes 2003... Back in character, the 2003 Golden Globe Awards
from Hollywood were offbeat and highly entertaining, especially the celebrity
fashion. The "Deep V" was the theme of the evening with actresses wrapped
tight and revealing buff shoulders and arms. Looking more like a body shaping
event than a starlet lovefest, this year's Golden Globes stage presenters and
winners like Nicole Kidman, Salma Hayek, Laura Lenney, and, of course, Jennifer
Garner, showed off the "kick-butt" attitude that Hollywood in 2002 films
and television programs. Highlights: Catherine Zeta-Jones in Versace, last year's
standout Renee Zellweger wearing Valentino bloom couture, Beyonce Knowles wearing
a brocaded corset ball gown. |
2003 Golden Globes Fashion Sketch
(Click Here for
more fashion sketches) |
Golden Globe
Awards 2003
WINNERS |
Best
Motion Picture, Drama
The
Hours, Stephen Daldry, Director |
Best
Leading Actor, Drama
Jack
Nicholson, About Schmidt |
Best
Leading Actress, Drama
Nicole
Kidman, The Hours |
Best
Motion Picture, Musical/Comedy
Chicago,
Sam Crothers et al, producer |
Best
Leading Actress, Musical/Comedy
Renee
Zellweger, Chicago |
Best
Leading Actor, Musical/Comedy
Richard
Gere, Chicago |
Best
Television Series, Drama
The
Shield, Shawn Ryan, producer |
Best
Actor, Television Drama
Michael
Chiklis, The Shield |
Best
Actress, Television Drama
Edie
Falco, The Sopranos |
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Highlights from the 2002 Golden Globe Awards... Lisa Kudrow
in a shoulderless black dress with split center... Kim Cattrall
(Sex in the City) in Eric Gaskins' apricot jersey gown... Jennifer
Connolly with frontal corsage... Martin Sheen's daughter Renee
in the Spring 2002 colors of purple, black, pink, and beige
with floral embellishment... Matthew Perry in purple tie and
dark black suit... Russell Crow in bowtie... Sela Ward baring
midriff in bright red Valentino... Sissy Spacek's demure diamond
necklace... Halle Barry in a chocolate brown lace gown from
Valentino (see fashion sketch above.) |
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| Flashback
to Oscars 2001... Jennifer Lopez at the Academy
Awards... Marcia
Gay Harden ... from the red carpet, "Dad, I never realized
that you and the boys were so into haute
couture in the 7th Fleet." Marcia was dashing in a red
Randolph Duke gown. Michelle Yeow ... (wearing) designer Bonnie
Chang. Oscars
2001.. click here |
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Illusion
Becoming the Fashion Reality with Demand
for Value
 Sheer
styles have always been exotic. But
in recent years fashion designers have
found creative ways to infuse their
lines with a touch of fantasy
that adds minor cost to the design,
namely illusion fabrics.
Photo: ©Metrofashion.com
Colleen Quen Couture 2006 San Francisco
Netting, gauze, and silk
are being used to add drama to styles
ranging for cocktail dresses to pencil
skirt separates. Overlays are more common
in destination bridal
gowns now as the big event has become
sexier and more entertaining. Even activewear
is getting into the game by adding sheer
panels to yoga, dance, and tennis outfits
With so many options, the key is to
find the illusion
that accentuates your unique shape and
skin characteristics. Sheer fabrics
around the bodice bring the eyes to
the neckline and work well for tall
silhouettes, while an asymmetric
latin-style lace overlay flatters the
curvy figure. Whichever appeals to you
more, illusion design has become the
reality in 21st century fashion as a
means to excite the buyer and satisfy
the merchant.
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