Charlize Theron turns up to the London premiere of Snow White wearing a sexy see through dress
Charlize does a bit of bewitching with her eyes
She plays the evil queen in Snow White and the Huntsman and although she had a black dress on, like what we’d imagine evil queens wear, there was nothing nasty about Charlize tonight as she arrived at the premiere of her latest film.
Wearing a floor length number, Charlize swanned into London’s Leicester Square with her lovely long legs on display through the sheer material and almost showing a bit of boob too.
Sexy and evil – Charlize ticks all boxes
Sheer loveliness – it’s an old cliche – but most appropriate
She’s sexy and she knows it
Liberty Ross also went for a see through dress
We’ve studied these pictures quite hard and are pretty sure her modesty is being protected by some flesh coloured material under there – unfortunately.
Kristen Stewart also stars in the movie as Snow White and Charlize told Celebuzz she thinks she’s got a great future ahead of her: “I think that she is going to have an amazing career,” she said.
Sam Claflin and Laura Haddock are a pretty pair, aren’t they?
Yeah, we’re not so sure about Kristen attempt at the whole see through, sheer thing
It’s just a bit weird rather than sexy, no?
Kristen would like you to see the back too
And a smile – there’s a first
“I think, as an actor, she’s doing it, because she really loves her job and she is really good at it. My experience has been, if your reasons for doing this is authentic as that and you have the tenacity and guts that she has, then I think you have the right personality for this job. I think she has that.”
Back on an old #askkeltie chat someone asked for a gallery about how to layer your clothes. Now that spring is here, and the warmer weather is coming, it’s a great time to layer tons and tons! You never know what the weather will be like!
Here are some of my favorite layering ideas to get you inspired!
Personally I’m super into Kristen Stewart‘s boyish punky style (and her perennial sneer) but still it’s nice once in a while to see the Twilight actress change it up. On the cover of the June 2012 issue of Elle UK, the 22 year old beauty sports a distinctly lady-like style, complete with a fancy (and faux) shoulder length brunette bob.
While this isn’t an actual hair cut, we’re kinda digging the look on K. Stew. What do you think of Kristen’s posh look?
As I put away my winter sweaters and pulled out my shorts and summer tees earlier this week, I thought to myself, “This is going to be the best summer ever.” I was preparing to go on a camping trip to a destination with no cell-phone service, so naturally I didn’t say this aloud to any of my friends. I have seen enough horror movies to know that can only end badly.
It’s not often that I think like this, but something is in the air this year and I can feel it in my bones. So bring it on—the sun, the waves, the beach, the drinks by the pool, and the decadent meals that last too long into the night. I am ready for it all! Here are some seasonal essentials to help you dress the part and make the most of what is destined to be the best summer ever. (I know, I am also a little confused at my newfound optimism. Just roll with it; I am.)
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A Chambray Shirt. I don’t know when or how it happened, but suddenly a chambray shirt became a summer essential. It is now totally fine to wear it with jeans as well as with any other kind of pant. This J.Crew chambray shirt is the best one I’ve found; it looks great with the sleeves rolled up for the beach, tucked in your khakis for a casual day look, and with a suit (my personal favorite).
Swim Shorts. If you don’t own a bright-colored swimsuit this summer, you might as well not even go to the beach. I recently fell in love with this swimsuit line called Onia. You can get the trunks in three lengths, depending on how comfortable you are with your legs or how appropriate they are for whatever beach you are on. What fits in on the beaches of Far Rockaway may not be just right for, say, Fire Island. Bonus: if you have a son, they come in matching kids’ sizes. I am getting one for my godson and stealing him away for the weekend, to give Mom and Dad a “break” while I complete my evil plan to become the world’s coolest uncle.
Boat Shoes. I have been trumpeting boat shoes since I started writing Carl’s Crush, and I think they are going to be huge again this summer. So huge, in fact, that I think you need to find a pair that has something a little special so you can stand out from the crowd. These multicolored deck shoes from Lanvin will be suitably unique, plus they’re Lanvin.
The NBA playoffs start Saturday, and Nike is ready with the Elite Series, three updated signature hoops shoes—the LeBron 9 ($250), Nike Kobe VII ($200) and Nike Zoom Hyperdunk ($200)—that take both your game and your style to the next level. We got a sneak peek at all three in the backroom of a Nike showcase, and thanks to high-tech materials (Kevlar, carbon fiber) and high-end construction, they look ready to fly. But don’t take our word for it. We also spoke to the designers behind them.
“The premise behind the Elite Series was to take our existing best of the best product and make it even better,” says Leo Chang, design director for Nike Basketball Footwear. “Using the best technologies for the best performance when it matters most—getting that championship trophy.”
A few cool features that all three shoes share: home and away colors (white and black). Carbon fiber-infused shanks and heel counters to keep them light and responsive. Nike Pro Combat inspired padded collar protection for support and a no-slip sock liner for internal traction. Ultra-high tensile strength Flywire (those gold wires you see in the Hyperdunk, above) for the ultimate combination of low weight and high durability. And while you can pick up the gold Swoosh version this weekend, the players themselves only move from a white Swoosh to a gold one if their team makes the NBA Finals.
So, which shoe is for you? “Always get the LeBrons,” jokes Jason Petrie, the designer behind, yes, the Lebrons. “I would look at what your game is like. You know, Lebron is really all about strength, so his shoe is better for a bigger, stronger guy. Whereas the Hyperdunk is all about lightweight performance, it’s kind of that weapon anybody can go to. And the Kobe is about that dynamic ride, that super light, low, soccer-esque silhouette.” Add to your arsenal the day the playoffs begin at store.nike.com.
Classic
Inspired by field jackets worn by U.S. officers in the Korean War, Tommy Hilfiger updates the look with a cinched collar and stretch waistband.
Nick Knight photographed Cara Delevingne for SHOWstudio’s first fashion editorial, shot completely withInstagram! I think this is genius. I have been wanting to shoot an editorial and edit it with only iPhone apps and now I know it can be done!
Shoes can propel any look from boring to bold, especially when they have flames shooting off of the back.
Prada’s latest shoes are inspired from the American tail fin era of the 1950s, when bright colors and souped up cars were all the rage.
The flames, shooting out the back of the shoes, resemble the tailpipe of a Cadillac. The bold design of the shoes mimics the chrome metal work of the car. The shoes, which range in price from $900 to $1,500, are quickly selling out of stores. For those hoping to snag a pair, they can find them online in most sizes.
“Women and Cars” is the theme for Miuccia Prada’s latest spring/summer 2012 collection featuring the shoes and other vintage-inspired clothing. The campaign images were shot by Steven Meisel, featuring the models atop vintage cars set at a 50′s-style American gas station.
You’ve watched them do a variety of things—perform sports feats, drop beats, put butts in seats. But there’s one thing that unites the guys on this list: they’ve all got fashion sense. And when you’re an independently famous icon, there’s a whole market of men who want to wear your clothes. So from Sean John (Diddy) and Edun (Bono) to Livestrong (Lance) and JK Livin (McConaughey), here are the top 10 male celeb clothing lines. And where to get them, of course.
SEAN JOHN
Famous founder: Sean John Combs (a.k.a. Diddy), rapper, 1998
Target market: Homeboys who crave Los Angeles glamor at a Macy’s price point
Highlights: Tailored suits, lightweight cardigans and the color purple
Reception: Council of Fashion Designers of America award (2004)
Price range: $30 to $275
Bottom line: Diddy once explained his decision to drop the “P” from his name because it was “getting in between me and my fans.” Here’s something else that does that, too.
Get it: seanjohn.com
Spring is in full effect, and before you go out and spend all of your dough on one pair of expensive pants, you can cop a few pairs for the price of one in our list of The Best Pants for Spring Under $100. Whether you like them chino, cargo, or carpenter style, we’ve got you covered with brands like Dockers and Publish, click through to find the pair that’s best for you.
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