Olivia Wilde was red hot in a sleeveless Antonio Berardi design at the premiere of The Change-Up.  Her dress was fitted in the bodice and skirt, and it had exaggerated shoulders.  The below the knee hemline was flattering because it accentuated the hourglass silhouette.  She accessorized with satin scarlet pumps from Brian Atwood. Her hair was a sandy brown color with soft bangs to frame her face.  She looked fresh and confident as she struck her poses for the canera.

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.

Fergie wore a figure hugging Herve Leger dress to her 36th birthday party in Las Vegas.  Her peach colored bandaged dress showcased a fit and tanned body.  The length was short, and it had fringes along the hip-line that extended beyond the hemline on both sides.  She accessorized with a turquoise pair of Brian Atwood peeped-toe pumps, a small multi-colored clutch and a turquoise cocktail ring.  Her jewelry was kept to a minimum.  Fergie’s hair had that fresh beachy look and so did her makeup.

Shoe designer Brian Atwood has teamed up with Jones Apparel Group to bring shoes at a friendlier budget.  The line is called B Brian Atwood and will run between $200 and $500, with boots starting at $600.  Here we have the Brian Atwood Helix Suede Ankle Boots from his namesake collection, it retails for about $850.  If the diffusion line can give us footwear like these raisin colored confections, then this venture will turn out to be one sweet deal.