The Bookend To The Oscars!

     No one wants the Oscar fun to finish, but as they say -  all good things must come to an end!  This high profile event can be the highlight in an actor's career and that likely comes with a tremendous amount of celebrating.  Charles Finch and Chanel hosted a Pre-Oscar bash, Mario Testino hosted the opening 'After Party' and of course, Vanity Fair Magazine hosted the Vanity Fair Oscars Party on February 24th.  These events were crawling with producers, award winners, millionaires and billionaires and mega talent.  With all of that in one room there must have been some serious couture floating around, right?

     White: the humble, innocent and darling trend that lots of celebs indulged in.  Seems that many stars are assuming more of a quiet, somewhat toned down look for the runway and saving the real spice for the after parties.  Some went hog wild in the color and texture department while others turned up the heat by revealing themselves with plunging necklines, bare shoulders, nonexistent backs, and slits up to their nether-region!  Very spicey!   Demure and innocent are out, bold and shameless are in.  These stars are on to bigger and better things.

Alessandra Ambrosio at Mario Testino's

Nicole Hanley Mello at Mario Testino's

Natalie Portman in Christian Dior
Vanity Fair Oscar Party

Rose Byrne in Lanvin
Vanity Fair Oscar Party

Allison Williams in Valentino
Vanity Fair Oscar Party

Dree Hemingway in Calvin Klein Collection
Vanity Fair Oscar Party

Mamie Gummer in Acne Studios
Vanity Fair Oscar Party

Images courtesy of Vogue.com!

"As white Whinnie as white!"

Ciao,

Annie

UNICEF Snowflake Ball!

     Last night UNICEF held the Snowflake Ball, New York Cities most notable black-tie affairs, to honor those whose philanthropic commitments help save children's lives through out the world.  This is a great way to help raise money for children in need and many celebrities are proud participants of this group.  Since 2005, the debut of the Ball, this annual holiday occasion has raised over $16 million for the UNICEF program.  Holy s**t, that's fabulous!  As a reminder, a snowflake hangs high in the heart of New York City (57th & 5th) as a special symbol for the world's most needed children.  Below are images of celebrities who help make this foundation possible.  Not to mention, fabulously dressed, as well.

Sarah Jessica Parker in Louis Vuitton

Selena Gomez in Dolce & Gabbana Custom

Katy Perry in Naeem Khan

  

Kelly Ripa 

Allison Williams in Naeem Khan

Kate Mara in Jason Wu

Bringing holiday cheer!

Ciao, 

Annie