Style Radar: Faboo or Faux Pas? Rebellious, Dramatic, And More!
Posted on Jun 08, 2009 @ 12:22PM - Add a comment
Tossing "safe" fashions to the curb, members of young Hollywood's elite set had the opportunity to step out in edgy and risk-taking numbers for Sunday night's 2009 Young Hollywood Awards.
Bar Refaeli went bold in the color department, in addition to her orange-like tan, the Israeli supermodel did it up in a hot pink mini and bright purple pumps. Known for her fashion wrongs, Rumer Willis was surprisingly chic in a rebellious strapless monochromatic print mini dress while Evan Rachel Wood took the style flop award, stinking up the joint in a garishly-overdone belted, mirrored, embellished, and feathered Gucci mini!
The most famous teen in Tinseltown, Miley Cyrus, hit up the A Time For Heroes Celebrity Carnivale event in a belted silver mini with fringe sleeves, crazy-high scrunch boots, and layered chained necklaces for an all-out rocker ensemble!
In Tokyo, style siren Megan Fox stunned the Far East in a thigh-high slit purple satin number for the Transformers 2 premiere.
Opting for a more classic yet dramatic appeal, Anne Hathaway attended the Tony Awards in New York, donning a breathtaking strapless Oscar de la Renta dress with a feather-print sheer skirt. In Los Angeles, America's favorite blonde, Cameron Diaz, shined head-to-toe in Stella McCartney, while showing off her fashion model side in a bold-shouldered structural hip dress with black and white embroidery.
RADAR ON THE RED CARPET: The Young Hollywood Awards
Posted on Jun 08, 2009 @ 08:43AM - Add a comment
It was a celebration of youth and fame Sunday night in Santa Monica California at The Young Hollywood Awards, and RadarOnline.com was on the red carpet.
American Idol runner-up Adam Lambert made a late arrival sporting an outfit that combined Keith Richards with Beatlejuice. Gossip Girls' Ed Westwick stopped by Radaronline.com to talk about what it's like to have so much attention. "It's good. You just have to take in stride and get on with it."
