issue 4 // volume 43 life & style // no. ‘Wi > Taking a look at the fashion tsa ao lee \yemeyelenoyanelss big winners of the night, Sarah Paulson. The American Horror For someone like Danes, who is naturally pale but has been praising the great fiery ball of light in the sky this summer (or possibly the Brittney MacDonald Life & Style Editor OMe eles ed eleh cet controversial as they sometimes are, it’s always great to cheer for your favourite movie, recording artist, or actor/actress to win on the oyCeamevCcde Lams SLU LMBDOh a cUp Tey IT Re favourite thing about awards shows is the red carpets. There are times when I forgo the actual production in favour of just seeing the pre-show, and idetemxostoMirenverh eM Vouceieree) an occasion. Fashion was the name of the game as TV’s finest attempted to stun the crowd tanning bed), it makes her tan look very fake. That, combined with the brassy blond hair, and you have Yaw: | To) Mn Rem ee acts As if to set the world right again, Laverne Oo antennae mee) Fue weceeM NC Lercea! Khan gown that stunned. The toned down shade resembled aor Baie RCTS praised for her daring fashion choice in wearing emerald Prada, but I’m not entirely convinced this gown deserved any recognition. From seeing Paulson at previous awards shows, I know that she has some amazing fashion sense, but this one just sort of fell flat. Admittedly, the colour was beautiful on her—that Jaye Cosma pyutednl mesNelrentex-vUelis her pale skin is always a winning in trendy metallics. Literally, there was a ton of shimmer making that long walk—but I regret to say that some people pulled it off better than others. Let’s start with Claire Danes. The Homeland actress donned a gold Shiaparelli gown that looked almost like a well- constructed toga. | actually liked this dress, even the strange sort-of tri-boob that was happening in the front. Where I think it fell apart was the refos Celt Tom BLVeLoR et eawis (ly 4ecemcern looking “too tan” to the point of being orange, but a little of that blame can fall to the dress. This rJaY-elemoympye-tcy meecel Ce Me-NO EEF VN rere bom VerueM ey Asis CAM me CTU. women, or very pale women— specifically because it brings out the warm tones in the skin. combination. However, the shape of the dress did nothing for her amazing figure. The cut of this dress was very Prada, loose with a bold shoulder and a very deep “V” down the front. It’s one of their classic silhouettes going back several years, and normally they do it very well. What failed in this case was their underestimating of the heft of all that beaded fabric. Combining that weight with that severely stacked shoulder just makes the entire thing look very boxy, and ona thin woman like Paulson it makes her look like a stick of spearmint gum. Overall, I was pleased with the looks that came down the Emmy red carpet. My hope was renewed for some amazing seat eiCoye Rac] place Ob are Ta norms iim (ore V als awards shows proved to be a tad boring in the style department. Here’s hoping for a very fashion- iroMnCruee Milne ceecitoyen a brushed metallic finish that emphasized iaetemtcsertierels Ole Loltcannen and perfectly complimented both her skin tone and Beyoncé-inspired hair. I loved the detailing of this dress, and how it AWeiiccabel aac menuelbte on She looked like a classy blonde bombshell. My only criticism is that the silhouette could have been a little more interesting. Take away the beautiful colour and the expensive detail work, and all you have is a very plain, boring shape. a ——— ri Mak : 2 Cs Se =. ory oe it e ni mn ete! 2 ees Eh h, Elis 8 re eke Miata a te EE Rian i, ee i in that ie : ~ &3 5 a tay re = ee oe, ae os ie Peake os Ho ‘ a's es f =; tad ae ae ie: el —S Le ae < ee ee i Pa? ee aa ae ng AWS ag oa i Ninel te ina a md ai oe Me se a 7 . a + ad oe ant 4 ” kee rt ee =, 5 ae Li a ee, ey pei ed Se oe ps i. he heel sta oy he ‘’ ss ieee Fas a SR eh Shed i ere ety * ey i oe a oes i por -! pie 4 Wire Starnes eae ni so ee ae rads Netea —s is hr tea Image via www.guidelive.com oe a aor a ai ry oes ee oe ‘ a ae % oy a, - 5 by Be anal ; Ae it — See Hie eer | 3 pe hen eee eee ee em “a Mea Be ote: ee Ph eee tt ae a ee ee ee ee at i nals