First of all, color was key. Reds, Oranges, and Purples dominated the carpet, in surprisingly simple, classic designs. Obviously, it's too early for knock-off dresses to be in stores, but I found some affordable, on-trend beauties at David's Bridal, should you find yourself in need of a fancy frock.
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Photo Credit (for all gowns): David's Bridal |
This short and sassy silhouette is a bit more wearable, but still a knockout. Also, if you're not into the red trend, there are nineteen other colors to choose from. $129.00.
Another hot gown trend this year was the embellished gown. I loved Anne Hathaway's bedazzled ivory gown, and found a not-too-shabby take on the trend in this next gown:
The blush and champagne tones, along with the cinched waist and billowy skirt, make for a flattering and feminine look. The intricate beading and Black Swan-ready, ballet-esque tulle put it directly on trend. $259.00
Understated elegance showed in more places than stars' gowns. There was a distinct lack of jewelry on Sunday's red carpet. Of course, the jewels that made it were amazing. If you're going with one piece, it's going to have to be extraordinary.
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Photo Credit: Frederick's of Hollywood |
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Photo Credit: atlantaantiquegallery.com |
Alrighty, that's it for this year's Red Carpet report. I hope I was able to help you guys achieve movie star glamour on a movie patron's budget. If not, well, can't say I didn't try. Happy shopping!
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