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Diane Kruger made an entrance in Emilio Pucci at the UNICEF ball in Beverly Hills. The actress selected an elegant black halter gown with lace and sheer attributes. This avant garde design had two tiers as well as a translucent skirt. She accessorized with a gold clutch and chandelier earrings. A red pair of Brian Atwood satin pumps was added for drama. Her hair was pinned back, but wispy pieces were left at the side to frame her face. The makeup was in a neutral palette with a strong brow.

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Diane Kruger was a vision in a beaded Elie Saab gown at the screening of The Ides of March at the Venice Film Festival in Italy.  Her gown was embellished and ruched in the bodice, and had a flowing skirt.  It also had texture and an illusion of translucency.  She wisely accessorized with a pair of peep-toe heels, and a single bracelet; her dress was already adorned with beautiful details, additional jewelry would have competed with it.

Diane Kruger attended the Tiffany & Co. dinner in a dazzling Prabal Gurung dress.  Her gold look had textured, embroidery in the skirt along with a peek-a-boo effect.   The translucent design was also in the sleeves adorned with metallic embellishments.  She sparkled in this sequin number.  This was not a safe choice, but it paid-off beautifully.  A pair of peep-toe sandals completed her outfit.

Diane Kruger gave us a little 1940′s style in her Miu Miu design at the presentation of Muta, a short film directed by Lucrecia Martel.  Her black dress had floral embroidery in the sleeves.  The print was of an autumn color palette, and she accessorized with a brown oversized clutch for maximum effect.  Her strappy Jimmy Choos were definitely for summer ready, and her hair accented the time period of her look.

Diane Kruger was classic and elegant in Vionnet at the Reverso event in Paris.  She wore a beautiful lace dress with a black trimming.  It had a vintage inspiration and an illusion of transparency in the skirt.  A hot pink clutch was the perfect accessory to give her look that current and modern feel; the metallic Gucci sandals provided the same effect.  I loved that her eyes were the same color as her outfit.

Diane Kruger wore a glamorous Calvin Klein gown to the Sleeping Beauty premiere at the Cannes Film Festival.  Her sleek metallic dress was Oscar worthy with all its shimmer and sweeping train.  The custom made dress was designed by the label’s creative director, Francisco Costa.  It molded her body in the bodice and fell to the floor like liquid.  This was made for the red carpet.  Diane wore her hair in curls and both her brows and lips were strong, a bright red pout was the perfect contrast to her golden look and blond locks.  Diamond studded earrings and a single bracelet were the only jewelry required for this sparkling number.

Gwyneth Paltrow in Stella McCartney – she wore the trend of the evening, a nude palette with embellishment.  The long sleeves made her thigh-high slit sexy and modest.

Kerry Washington in Escada – this mint green beauty was gorgeous and refreshing on the red carpet.  The peek-a-boo cut-outs were bold and alluring.

Ashley Greene in Donna Karan – a beautiful strapless gown with a sweetheart neckline.  It was the perfect fit on the actress.  The drama was in the mermaid hemline.

Diane Kruger in Jason Wu – her dress was reminiscent of an updated tuxedo.  The metallic sequins on the nude top were achored by the black skirt.  This was refined elegance with a provocative up-to-there slit.

Evan Rachel Wood in Gucci – her eggplant number with a be-dazzled bodice was of a darker hue for the evening, but still pretty and polished.  The secret here was the excellent fit.

Diane Kruger went ultra feminine in a No. 21 design to the Berlin premiere of Lily Sometimes.  The dress is from designer Alessandro Dell’Acqua’s Spring 2011 collection.  It was a lace beauty in the softest pink and it spelled romance.  She accessorized with a pair of peeped-toe mint green Brian Atwood heels and a metallic clutch.  Her hair was style in a pontail with side-swept bangs.  Diane’s makeup was pretty and neutral with an emphasis on her lipcolor.

Diane Kruger attended Vogue and Christie’s ‘Runway to Green’ event to last night in a Jason Wu design.  The black dress was pretty special, it had a gorgeous silhouette, beautiful draping and an ivory hemline.  Its beauty stemmed from its Old World charm.  Her dress was reminiscent of the Victorian era when the ladies wore petticoats; the fitted bodice and fuller skirt was very romantic.  The length and three-quartered length sleeves totally modernized this dress and made it a modern day gem.  Diane accessories with a pair of satin champagne pumps, an ivory clutch and a gold pair of chandilier earrings.  Her single braid and slightly tousled hair highlighted the femininity of the dress.