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Five things I know about style: Zooey Deschanel

The singer on glamour, researching vintage finds, and patent-leather shoes.

1. I love getting dressed up and shopping, but I don’t follow trends. My style fluctuates: it’s whimsical and feminine. When I was little, I was a really girly girl who didn’t like to wear trousers. I just wore party dresses all the time with patent-leather shoes.

2. At school the kids wore hippy dresses from thrift stores, and people made their own clothes. I’ve always enjoyed wearing old-fashioned clothes. I try to do a bit of research before I travel so I know where to uncover vintage finds.

3. Know what suits you. Now I understand proportion and recognise the shapes that look good on my figure. I try to stick to classic pieces. I don’t go to a lot of fashion shows or pay attention to what other people are wearing.

4. The red-carpet thing of premieres and parties is probably my least favourite part of my job. I do this because I love to act. All that other stuff may be glamorous, but glamour, by definition, is all just a circus.

5. You don’t have to wear expensive clothes to look good. Growing up in Hollywood meant there were a lot of film stars’ kids at my school – but no conspicuous wealth. It wasn’t cool to show off that you had money.

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Oscar Gowns vs The runway model

Last night was the annual academy award, those i was disspointed the lovely the Carey Milligan didn’t win an award, i was still really pleased for Sandra bullock and i couldn’t think of a better revenge move than James Cameron ex-wife winning both best director and best picture! Avater only took a small fraction of visual effect award home.

Anyway moving on, rather than showing the ususal best and worst gowns, do you want to see how it looked on the model before it hit the red carpet?

Sarah Jessica Parker:

Charlize Theron

Jennifer lopez

Amanda Seyfried

To have a look at loads more than look here at the source

Carey Mulligan win a Bafta

Orange British Academy Film Awards 2010 - Red Carpet Arrivals

You might remember me posting about the film An Education staring the very lovely Carey Mulligan. Last night she won an award at the Bafta for leading actress. Yay last night i was really rooting for her.

Anyway if like me you never got the chance to catch the film in cinema, pre-order it on the Amazon website.  Released date for the dvd is 8th March.

Given in to my inner Glee….

That it – i give up the fight. I have given into my inner Glee..I can’t get ‘Don’t stop believing’ out of my head, so much so i just downloaded a version off itunes. The show remind me of a cross between High school musical and just about any others stage school show ever been on tv.I really shouldn’t like the song but i can’t help myself – the music is like the entire album of the Spice Girls, poppy and one you can dance to.

I never watched the first eposide of the show and i hate watching it midway through a series so i shall wait till it get on either BTvision or i will end up buying the boxset.

My question is – has anyon else given into their inner Glee? Go on be honest!

This is a fashion face-off

Who wore it best?

ANNA VS. LILY
Alexander McQueen’s reptilian-meets-sci-fi print mini dress has been the red carpet choice for 2 leading ladies of late. True Blood’s Anna Paquin went with the plunge-neck option at Saturday night’s Screen Actors Guild awards teamed with gold accessories and expertly coiffed tresses. While model, actress and academic Lily Cole broke out her more-modest McQueen at the Japanese Dr Parnassus premiere opting for the long-sleeved version of the mini.

KIMBERLY VS. CARRIE
Just days after Williams-Paisley wore her Alberto Makali gown to support her husband Brad Paisley when he cohosted the Country Music Awards in Nashville, Paisley’s cohost Underwood wore a version of the vibrantly printed gown to perform on Late Night with Conan O’Brien

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