Best and Worst Dressed of the Week

There were so many people I wanted to include in my Best Dressed list this week and so few I wanted to include in my Worst Dressed; the fashion during events like the Venice Film Festival, the Deauville Film Festival and the Gucci Award for Women in Cinema just didn't disappoint. I was even unusually impressed by this week's street style.

So, here are the looks I chose in the end:

Best Dressed

Emma Stone in Roland Mouret
Keira Knightley in Mary Katrantzou
Vittoria Puccini in Versace
Leighton Meester (as Blair Waldorf) in D&G
Kate Bosworth in Chanel

Worst Dressed

Vanessa Hudgens
Taylor Dayne
Keri Hilson
Madonna

(There may have been few badly dressed people this week, but they sure looked awful...)

The Venice Film Festival continues

The streak has been broken. I can no longer say that I've liked all the looks at the Venice Film Festival after seeing Madonna, the nun, in L'Wren Scott at the W.E photocall yesterday.

I'm also not so sure about this Victoria Beckham dress that Kate Winslet wore to the Carnage premiere last night:

It's especially the shoulder area that bothers me. That part of the dress just looks better on the model; the shoulders are way too 'pointy' on Kate. And this isn't her best color. I prefer seeing Kate in more colorful, yet sophisticated, dresses.

I actually think that the model looks more interesting and cool, but I understand that Andrea Riseborough couldn't walk the Red Carpet in skirt and bra. I just think that the top of the dress could've looked better, though I can't really put my finger on what the problem is. But I am beyond in love with the skirt; it's so elegant and very Dior.

And as usual, Diane Kruger knocks it out of the park. Diane + Chanel just can't go wrong.

The colors and the fabric are amazing! Although, the top of the dress looks a little too corset-like on Abbie Cornish (because of the lighting, maybe?); I wonder how it looks in the back, I've been unable to find a photo. But I love this dress the way it looks on the model, so it might just be that it looks better from the front, when you can see her curves more clearly.

Natasha Poly definitely looks beautiful, but it's nothing special. I feel like I've seen this dress a million times, you know. She should have worn it like the model, because a) that's a better color and b) that scarf-like thing makes the dress more glamorous, fun and original.

And last but not least, Asia Argento in Alberta Ferretti. Aaah, amazing!

Photos courtesy of redcarpet-fashionawards.com

The Venice Film Festival

The Venice Film Festival began today and I have to say, there have already been some pret-ty impressive Red Carpet looks. I've actually liked every single one I've seen so far! Here are some outfits from tonight's The Ides of March premiere:

Vittoria Puccini

I. Am. Speechless.

Marisa Tomei

I don't know if I love that necklace detail, but it definitely makes the outfit interesting and original. And I do love the color and the simple design of the dress.

Diane Kruger

Does Diane ever get it wrong?
I'll admit that I prefer the runway version of the dress, but she still looks remarkable.

Bianca Brandolini D'Adda

Gooooooooorgeous!

Evan Rachel Wood

This dress isn't remotely boring, but the shooooes - the shoes are another story. All in all though, cool outfit!

Photos courtesy of redcarpet-fashionawards.com