Anne Hathaway was as graceful as Audrey Hepburn in a little black dress at the New York City premiere of “The Iron Lady.” She wore a sleeveless sheath with a high neckline that fell just below the knee. The actress accessorized with a satin clutch and pointy-toe heels. Her hair was styled in a sleek bun and the makeup was dramatic with strong brows and bright red lips. She was tres chic on the red carpet.

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Anne Hathaway dazzled in a beaded Valentino at the Princess Grace Foundation Awards. The actress wore a sparkling cocktail dress with intricate beadwork. It was a mix of blush and silver. Her frock formed a mesh-like pattern throughout the bodice and sleeves, and ended at the upper portion of the tulle skirt. She accessorized with a matching pair of embellished, satin heels. Dangling earrings, and diamond rings were the jewelry selected for this outfit. Rosy cheeks, and a bright lip color were the perfect accents for her attire. A center-parted up-do completed her red carpet look.

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Anne Hathaway wore an ivory embroidered Alexander McQueen design to the London premiere of One Day.  It was a beautiful shift with a high neckline and mid-calf hemline.  This combination was as surprisingly sexy, as it was elegant.  She was feminine, but with a bit of an edge – that was evident in the unique neckline and angular sleeves.  Her clutch picked up on the texture and pattern in her dress.  A pair of peeped-toe pumps was visible underneath her slightly flared hem.

Anne Hathaway took over the editorial pages of Interview  for September 2011 in a black-and-white photography lay-out.   The images were beautiful, but haunting.  Photographers Mert & Marcus achieved this effect with the all black wardrobe, the use of veils and her melancholy expressions.  They achieved great contrast by placing those gorgeous gowns with a background rich in history, and grit.  She posed for the cameras in refined dresses from Dolce & Gabbana, Gucci, Nina Ricci and Tom Ford.

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Anne Hathaway attended The White Fairy Tale Love Ball in a Valentino Garavani couture gown.  It boasted layered cap sleeves and vertical wave-like designs that appeared fluid in nature.  The embellished  trims in the top and bottom provided a ton of sparkle for the evening.  She accessorized with a hair wreath that added a whimsical twist to her look, her outfit was perfect for the event.

Anne Hathaway covers Harper’s Bazaar for the month of August 2011 in a glamorous Gucci gown.  It was a red dress with a cascade of gorgeous ruffles, and a plunging neckline.  Her editorial was equally fabulous, think of an outrageously opulent Alexander McQueen look with luxurious details and texture in the skirt.  She’s also pictured in a geometric patterned Prada coat, and a marvelously embroidered Miu Miu piece for the subscribers’ issue.  The delight on her face is evident, it’s like playing dress-up for the camera.

Vanity Fair’s Hollywood Issue, for March 2011 has surfaced and the cover has some of Hollywood’s hottest actors and actresses.  The group shot was taken by photographer Norman Jean Roy.  Anne Hathaway is front and center with actors Ryan Reynolds and James Franco.  Those gowns are seriously sexy and daring, note the thigh-high slits, peek-a-boo cut-outs and plunging necklines.  These ladies showed up with their A-game.  Have you spotted your favorite celebrity yet?  Check out the list below.

Ryan Reynolds
Jake Gyllenhaal
Anne Hathaway
James Franco
Jennifer Lawrence,
Anthony Mackie
Olivia Wilde
Jesse Eisenberg
Mila Kunis
Joseph Gordon Levitt
Andrew Garfield
Rashida Jones
Garrett Hedlund
Noomi Rapace
Robert Duvall

Anne Hathaway in Giogio Armani Prive

Mila Kunis in Vera Wang

 Piper Perabo in Oscar de la Renta

Elisabeth Moss in Donna Karan

Eva Longoria in Zac Posen

Emma Stone in Calvin Klein

The stars brought their A-game to the 68th Annual Golden Globe Awards show last night.  So many fabulous gowns walked the red carpet that it was a challenge to pick just five, so we chose six.  Anne Hathaway was glamorous all the way in a sequined Giorgio Armani Prive gown.  The floor length bronze number had a hint of the 1980′s without sacrificing modernity.  A cognac colored evening bag and cocktail ring fully complemented her dress, but it was the hair and makeup that gave her a flawless finish.

Emerald green was the reigning color of the evening and both Mila Kunis in Vera Wang and Elisabeth  Moss Donna Karan rocked this trend to perfection.  Mila wore a one-shoulder goddess-like gown with a fitted bodice and sweeping train.  Her hair was just right for the dress, in a sophisticated bun.  Elisabeth went with a strapless dress with beautiful ruching details in the upper bodice.  It lightly skimmed her curves and gracefully fell to the floor.  The chandelier earrings were a great touch, especially since she went without a necklace.  Her blowout was fun and sexy, and had nice movement. 

The color black did not dominate the carpet this year, but there were two noteworthy contenders.  Piper  Perabo wore a black Oscar de la Renta and Eva  Longoria went with a black Zac Posen; both ladies were stunning.  Piper’s dress was chic and sophisticated.  It managed to be sleek even with a bow on the shoulder strap and a bustle in the back.   Her hair was styled in a ponytail that echoed the elegance of the gown.  Eva was a lady on a mission last night, and it was accomplished.  She wore a super sex gown with a low-cut diamond shaped neckline, capped sleeves and an entrance making train.  Her hair was styled in a side swept up-do and her makeup was radiant and neutral. 

The simplicity of Emma Stone’s gown was unmistakably Calvin Klein.  This was modern at its finest; capped sleeves and a crew neckline.  It had a gorgeous sorbet peach color that instantly brightened the red carpet.   Her blond hair and tanned skin were in harmony with her dress color.  A multi-colored clutch finished-off her look.  On review of this list, we found that celebrities and their stylists overwhelmingly selected American designers for the Globes.  Will this trend continue for the other awards shows?  We will tune-in.

Angelina Jolie in Versace for The Tourist

Anne Hathaway in Oscar de la Renta for Love & Other Drugs

Julianne Moore in Lanvin for The Kids Are Alright

The nominations for the 68th Annual Golden Globe Awards are in, and some of our favorite actresses will be competing for a Globe in the Best Actress in a Musical or Comedy.  Before the winner is announced, there will be a winner on the red carpet.  Angelina Jolie has been nominated for The Tourist.  She is in great company with Anne Hathaway for Love & Other Drugs, and Julianne Moore for The Kids Are Alright.  This will be a momentous evening because of the grace and style they have each exhibited on the red carpet. 

Best Actress in a Musical or Comedy:

• Angelina Jolie in The Tourist
• Anne Hathaway in Love & Other Drugs
• Julianne Moore in The Kids Are Alright

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