Spotted!: Supermodel Miranda Kerr looked flirty at the Louis Vuitton Maison store opening in Sydney on December 2, 2011. She wore a ’50s style Louis Vuitton dress from the Fall 2011 collection with a pair of black peep-toe pumps and clutch. She kept the look chic by wearing her hair sleeked back and adding a pop of color with red lipstick. Check out Louis Vuitton’s women collections at http://www.louisvuitton.com/front/#/eng_US/Collections/Women.
June 20, 2011: Style Seen Daily commemorates and wishes the extraordinary brazilian supermodel, actress, mother and wife, Gisele Bündchen a happy 31st Birthday! Not only has she graced the covers of hundreds of magazines and walked the most prestigious runways, but she was also a Victoria’s Secret Angel until she retired her contract in 2007, as well as the Goodwill Ambassador for the UN Environment Programme. As the face of many ad campaigns including several seasons of Christian Dior, Louis Vuitton, and most recently H&M, Gisele has arguably become the hottest Supermodel in the entire world!
In honor of her birthday, Gisele is taking to her Facebook page, and releasing a series of intimate family photos, including one with her twin sister, Patricia on their first birthday, dated July 20th, 1981. She has also posted quizzes for her fans to answer about her personal and professional endeavors.
Tom Brady and Gisele Bündchen
Whether miss Bündchen celebrates her birthday out on the town with a glamorous party, or she opts to stay in with husband, New England patriots Tom Brady and son Benjamin, we wish her a fabulous 31st birthday and many more to come!
Get ready for red this season—whether it’s oxblood, burgundy, poppy, crimson, or cherry—the more the merrier. Not only is this extroverted color festive and apropos as always for your holiday fete, it’s hot on the list of this year’s on-trend hues for fall and winter. The runways were alight with dresses, tops, handbags, outerwear and accessories in this unabashed shade, so lucky for us, we should have plenty to choose from when pouring over the options. We’ll show you our favorite pieces for bundling up, puckering up, stepping out and going-out on the town, all in raring-to-go red.
XOXO
This neutral red from Sisley is a safe bet—this classic color is flattering to all. We found it at Nordstrom at The Oaks ($50, Sheer Plum).
There is no hotter accessory this year than your perfectly pouted and flushed red lips. If you’d call yourself olive complected—look to brick tones, or if you’re pale or have pink undertones you’ll want to look to berry shades. You’ll know when you have “the one” when your face glows and your eyes look brighter. This neutral red from Sisley is a safe bet—this classic color is flattering to all. We found it at Nordstrom at The Oaks ($50, Sheer Plum).
Lady in Red
Here’s a dress to dance the night away in: Besoni from Barney’s Co-op in Santa Monica Place ($625).
Make this the year you break away from the safety of that little black dress, and try on something song’s are written about. Stand out in the crowd with an alluring ruffled red dress, but be sure to keep your look current. When considering your heels, belt and handbag, pair this firey hue with camel, purple, teal or even leopard print—just stay away from basic black. Here’s a dress to dance the night away in: Besoni from Barney’s Co-op in Santa Monica Place ($625).
Ruby Red Slippers
These peep-toe platforms from Betsey Johnson at Santa Monica Place ($238) will liven up your denim for your next night out with the gals, or will give your camel colored sweater dress a little pop of “wow”.
Dorthy’s glittering flats are all grown-up and glamorous. Sparkling, shiny patent leather, or matte—look to rosy-red heels this fall as an easy and on-trend upgrade to any look this fall. These peep-toe platforms from Betsey Johnson at Santa Monica Place ($238) will liven up your denim for your next night out with the gals, or will give your camel colored sweater dress a little pop of “wow”.
Wrap Her Up in Red
This is one must-have, that everyone really must have. We found ours at Louis Vuitton at La Cumbre Plaza ($500).
For those who are already knee-deep in holiday shopping, and those who aren’t—gift her with a cozy n’ chic red-hot cashmere scarf. This is one must-have, that everyone really must have. We found ours at Louis Vuitton at La Cumbre Plaza ($500).
"Somewhere" film producer Sophia Coppola with co-stars Elle Fanning & Stephen Dorff
Labor Day weekend is a big deal in Italy, its time for the 67th Annual Venice Film Festival and this year we were blown away by one independent film premiering there, “Somewhere” by Sophia Coppola. Not only does she look incredible in her Louis Vuitton dress and shoes, but her film is the most talked about and liked picture of the festival. Elle Fanning, younger sister to actress Dakota Fanning, makes a precious performance in the film and on the carpet, stood out in her Marc Jacobs gown, the dress is a perfect choice for a young girl.
"Somewhere" filmed at the Chateau Marmont Hollywood.
“Somewhere” also marks an exciting new phase in the real life career of actor Stephen Dorff, who originally made his mark in the film world playing Deacon Frost in many guys favorite film “Blade“, despite having been a successful actor for ten years by that time, including the film released one year before “Blood & Wine” where he co-starred with Jack Nicholson.
Stephen Dorff in Blade
Last year we saw Stephen alongside of Johnny Depp in “Public Enemies” playing a bad boy robber, but “Somewhere” shows a side of the actor that has gone unseen till now, he plays Johnny Marco – a young successful actor who lives at SSD’s real life favorite Hollywood spot The Chateau Marmont Hotel, the Sunset Boulevard icon of Hollywood often known for excess and impermanence.
Stephen Dorff on the set of "Somewhere" at The Chateau Marmont.
Every vice is easily available to Johnny: parties, women, sex, booze, drugs, fame, but he is always dissatisfied. Sudden change comes in the form of his 11-year-old daughter (Elle Fanning), who comes to stay with him after his ex-wife (Michelle Monaghan) leaves her at his doorstep.
“I think the movie is about his becoming a man,” Dorff said at the press conference at the festival. “A lot of characters I’m interested in are at a transition in life,” Coppola said. “Elle’s character is something real in a world not based on real things.” She said. “When I was first writing the script, Stephen came to mind.” Dorff praised Coppola and described making the film as “one of the most incredible experiences I’ve had. It made me really sad when it ended.” Dorff went on to add, “The one thing I found very realistic … there is an isolation that happens to an actor when a film is finished, for film actors, we work together three months, then the movie ends. I don’t go to an office every day. I am kind of left with not knowing what I am going to do, until the next movie arrives.”
Coppola said she wanted to do “a portrait of today’s L.A.” and the idea for the movie took shape while she was living in France after finishing “Marie Antoinette,” her last film, and viewing Los Angeles from a distance through the pages of tabloids brought by visiting friends. The 39-year-old director gives a fresh and often wry twist to the excesses of showbiz fame. We believe this is exactly the type of role that will bring Stephen Dorff the accolades he deserves and the insight to know not to let it all go to his head.
Stephen Dorff & Sophia Coppola at the "Somewhere" press conference in Venice.
Coppola said she got her inspiration for the story from growing up with her father, director Francis Ford Coppola, who serves as one of the film’s executive producers. “I spent a lot of time living in hotels while on location with my dad,” she recalled. “They are an impermanent place filled with characters in transition.
”We hope “Somewhere” wins The Golden Lion – the award all Venice Festival Particpiants hope to get – and is announced September 11th this year. And we are cheering Stephen on as his career takes on a new style. Watch for him in the upcoming movies; “Born to Be A Star”, Adam Sandler‘s comedy with Don Johnson and Christina Ricci as well as “Immortals” a Greek titan film where he was cast along side of Mickey Rouke, Kellan Lutz, Frida Pinto, and Isabel Lucas.
Jimmy Choos from Nordstrom ($1,375) in Westside Pavilion.
This fall, a little leopard equals a little style, and a lotta leopard equals a lot more style. This homage to the trendy kitty is being blown out for 2010, so get your feline fix now and stock up on handbags, shoes, or scarves for a touch of the wild stuff, or go all Tarzan-and-Jane with a show-stopping gown or printed trench.
Here are three of our favorite finds in our search for haute luxe leopard:
Jungle Look
Start your stride down the cat-walk with a hot new pair of leopard print booties. These Jimmy Choos from Nordstrom ($1,375) in Westside Pavilion (pictured above) will bring out that feminine strut.
Or, if you’re on the hunt for something smaller, pick up these wicked baby booties for the little one from Juicy Couture at Paseo Nuevo ($68).
Juicy Couture at Paseo Nuevo ($68).
Nine Stylish Lives
Leverage your cat-ssets with a versatile, and dare we say classic, leopard print stole from Louis Vuitton. Wrap up in this fierce printed basic and let the purr roll off your tongue. We found this find at the Louis Vuitton boutique in La Cumbre Plaza ($715).
Louis Vuitton boutique in La Cumbre Plaza ($715).
Here Kitty, Kitty
Call on leopard this season as a style staple. Since designers have tromped our misconceptions about how much cat is too much—feel free to layer it on, and wear it daily. Here’s an office friendly top that tucks under your blazer with ease and growls for happy hour later. This leopard lace top is at Michael Kors in Santa Monica Place ($695).