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By Jennifer Campbell | September 14th, 2010 | 2:11 pm
Photography by Alfredo E. Rodriguez/Getty Images
With apologies to Jason Wu, I think we’re all a little disappointed that Natalie Portman didn’t bust out the Rodarte for the Black Swan premiere. (Though, as our friends at Toronto Life have pointed out, this hasn’t been an exciting fest, style wise.) But let’s collect ourselves and consider the frock at hand. Do you like it? Read more »
By Jennifer Campbell | September 14th, 2010 | 12:26 pm
Nicole Kidman at the Rabbit Hole premiere. Photography by James Helmer
Nicole Kidman went decidedly low-key for the premiere of John Cameron Mitchell‘s Rabbit Hole. Kidman, in a midnight blue Prada dress, was joined by husband Keith Urban and co-stars Aaron Eckhart, Jon Tenney and a newcomer Miles Teller. The colour looks great on Kidman, but the whole look is a bit shapeless and–do our eyes deceive us?–wrinkled.
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By Jennifer Campbell | September 14th, 2010 | 11:07 am
Natalie Portman in Jason Wu at the premiere of Black Swan. Photography by Alberto E. Rodriguez/Getty Images
One of the most hotly-anticipated movies of the year amongst the fashion crowd is Darren Aronofsky‘s ballet thriller Black Swan, which you may or may not have heard ad nauseum features costumes by Rodarte. Though star Natalie Portman wore Rodarte to the world premiere at the Venice Film Festival, at last night’s TIFF debut , she walked the red carpet in a grey and white frock from Jason Wu‘s Resort 2011 collection. Co-star Winona Ryder also made an appearance, cinched into one of Louis Vuitton‘s curvy Fall 2010 dresses, as did Barbara Hershey, Ksenia Solo, Vincent Cassel, Dominic Cooper, and Aronofsky’s wife, Rachel Weisz.
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By Septembre Anderson | September 13th, 2010 | 3:42 pm
Bryce Dallas Howard at the Hereafter premiere. Photography by James Helmer
Matt Damon and Bryce Dallas Howard, in a dress by Elie Saab, for the premiere of Clint Eastwood‘s Hereafter.
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By Jennifer Campbell | September 13th, 2010 | 9:15 am
Photo by Jason Merritt/Getty Images
The first weekend of the Toronto International Film Festival is always bursting with red carpet style. We saw Blake Lively in Chanel Haute Couture, Jennifer Garner in Stella McCartney and Megan Fox in–of course–Armani. Click the links below to check out our red carpet galleries and have your say in our style polls.
RED CARPET GALLERIES
Minnie Driver, Hilary Swank and Juliette Lewis at the Conviction premiere
Emma Roberts and Zach Galifianakis at the premiere of It’s Kind of a Funny Story
Jon Hamm, Blake Lively and Jennifer Garner at The Town premiere
Megan Fox, Mickey Rourke and Kelly Lynch at Passion Play
Milla Jovovich, Edward Norton and Robert De Niro at the Stone premiere
Olivia Newton-John, Nelly Furtado and newcomer Allie MacDonald at the premiere of Score: A Hockey Musical
STYLE POLLS
Minnie Driver and Hilary Swank in velvet. Who wore it best?
Do you like the jumpsuit Rebecca Hall wore to The Town premiere?
Who had the best hair at the Passion Play premiere?
Get star style, celeb gossip, party pics and more from the Toronto International Film Festival at fashionmagazine.com/redcarpet.
By Jennifer Campbell | September 12th, 2010 | 3:55 pm
Hilary Swank and Minnie Driver at the Conviction premiere at TIFF. Photography by James Helmer
Minnie Driver and Hilary Swank hit the red carpet in velvet for the premiere of Tony Goldwyn’s Conviction. (Vote here on who you think wore velvet better.) Co-stars Juliette Lewis, Sam Rockwell and Melissa Leo also attended in support of the film. Click the images below to see pics from the red carpet or see all our TIFF 2010 red carpet galleries>>
By Jennifer Campbell | September 12th, 2010 | 3:09 pm
Emma Roberts at the premiere of It's Kind of a Funny Story at the Toronto International Film Festival. Photography by Eric Charbonneau/WireImage/Getty Images
Emma Roberts and Zach Galifianakis hit the red carpet at the Toronto International Film Festival for the premiere of Anna Boden and Ryan Fleck’s It’s Kind of a Funny Story. They were joined by co-star Keir Gilchrist. Click the images below to see our red carpet pics or see all our TIFF 2010 red carpet galleries>>
By Jennifer Campbell | September 12th, 2010 | 2:07 pm
Carey Mulligan at the Vanity Fair party. Photo by Jeff Vespa/WireImage/Getty Images
The Thompson hotel hosted a blockbuster line-up of celebs last night for the Fox Searchlight/Belvedere/Vanity Fair party. Carey Mulligan arrived fresh from the Never Let Me Go premiere, sporting a starry Christopher Kane dress with a zip-on panel at the bottom. Though she was gone by the time we arrived, Marion Cotillard made an appearance, reportedly spending an hour and a half sitting in a booth looking gorgeous and nuzzling with boyfriend and Little White Lies director Guillaume Canet. Model and actress Clémence Poesy arrived in the uniform of a too-cool-for-school French It girl: A sequined Balmian jacket, black skinnies and flat suede boots. James Franco, Josh Brolin, Minnie Driver, Sam Rockwell, Hilary Swank, Juliette Lewis and British actress Lucy Punch, decked out in Louis Vuitton also popped by.
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