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The maxi skirt is a mind game. At its finest, it is wildly comfortable, utterly glamorous and the perfect bottom coverall. This makes the maxi skirt is a celeb’s best friend, and the perfect style solution. Slight breeze outside? Maxi. Feeling a little bloated? Maxi. No time to shave your legs? Maxi. Whether it’s replacing the sweatpant or stepping out on the red carpet, a floor skimming skirt is simply chic.
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In this Cannes Edition of Red Carpet Report Card, Rachel McAdams will be graded on her Marchesa Fall 2011 look worn to the 2011 Cannes Film Festival Midnight In Paris Premiere. See how she looked after the jump.
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As the city of Paris waits with bated breath, the whole fashion world is heavily anticipating what will become of French Vogue. Only one powerful square shouldered denim-monger knows for absolute sure what that will bring. Until now. We’ve got some deets about Emmanuelle Alt’s first cover. We knew already that the cover model is slated to be glamazon Gisele Bundchen. Now we’ve got word that the designer to be featured is none other than……
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The style of the 1940’s is a favorite of mine, which is probably why I loved looking at the many costumes seen in The Notebook.
Wardrobe always plays a role in defining someone’s social status, especially in period pieces like this. There’s a definite and distinguished difference between Rachel McAdam’s character’s upper-class style in contrast to Ryan Gosling’s more simplistic look.
Rachel’s character, Allie, wore some gorgeous hairpieces throughout the film that I would want to have on my head everyday. The Notebook makes me wish I was alive in the 40s just to wear Allie’s wardrobe. What was your favorite costume from the movie?
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I have trouble not paying most of my attention to the costumes while watching a movie, and this was even more of an issue when I went to see Sherlock Holmes. Even though the film is set late 19th century London, I can still appreciate the style and design of the clothing shown throughout it. I especially loved the wardrobe of Rachel McAdam’s character, Irene Adler, which costume designer Jenny Beavan is responsible for creating. The stand-out piece was this magenta dress paired with a dark navy coat, which allowed the volume of the dress to stand-out through the back. This popping shade seemed to be the character’s signature color, appearing subtly on her lips and giving a feminine touch to one of her more masculine outfits.
Her wardrobe pieces are so diverse, ranging from very feminine to a more tough-girl look, and the magenta not only keeps the character’s many outfits cohesive, but also adds in a modern feel.
I absolutely loved the costumes and give props to Jenny for taking a risk by getting Sherlock out of his signature deerskin cap. The risk definitely paid off in the end.
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Rachel looks stunning in this peach colored Vionette dress at the premier of Sherlock Holmes in Spain.
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As soon as my hair gets long enough I may even have to try this one! It’s always great to see hair and make up styles successfully make it from the runway to the streets, and that’s exactly what happened to the notorious braid from the Alexander Wang runway show.
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Not sure about you guys, but this movie doesn’t interest me at all, my love for Robert might be the only things that drags me to the theater.
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Her hair is really distracting! So Meg Ryan in City of Angels! Or better yet, Lisa Simpson!
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Rachel McAdams who’s best known for being the not so hot redhead from Wedding Crashers wore a dress and people feel the need to talk about it.
