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Talk about a major Cinderella moment! Lily James, one of the stars of your mom's favorite show Downton Abbey, has been dazzling everyone during her promotional tour for Disney's Cinderella. As the titular lead who happens to be one of the most iconic Disney princesses, James had a lot of expectations to live up to both on and off screen, but I must say that she has succeeded! I haven't seen the movie yet, but I've heard it's delightful and I cannot wait to see the gorgeous costumes.
On the red carpet, James has been exuding the Disney princess vibe with every look, donning regal Elie Saab Couture gowns and Christian Dior ensembles. She's an expert at dressing to the occasion, looking like a true princess for large premieres while looking modern and trendy at talk show appearances and fashion week front rows.
And, in a moment when eyebrows are of the utmost beauty importance, Lily James has a gorgeous pair of strong and defined brows to rival miss Cara Delevingne (not an easy feat).
All in all, Lily James is a true rising star, and I hope she has ample opportunities in the future to show off her red carpet game.
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| Wearing Camilla and Marc | Christian Dior | Marchesa Notte | Prada | Black Dress | Elie Saab Couture |
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| Jaime King in Prabal Gurung; Alexa Chung; Sarah Paulson in Marchesa |
I briefly mentioned in my Golden Globes red carpet recap that lifted-hem dresses were having a moment. Why wear seven hundred dollar shoes if no one can see them, right? So tea-length dresses were all over the awards show (and the many after parties).
It's a hard length to pull off, I'll admit, but I love it when it's done right. Sarah Paulson's Marchesa dress would have been too poofy and prom queen had it been a floor-length gown, but the lifted hem makes it more classy and serious, more age-appropriate for someone who is indeed no longer in high school.
Some critics have bashed Alexa Chung's dress, but I love her vintage style and I think she rocks the hemline. Jaime King's Prabal Gurung dress has more of a pencil shape to it, which looks lovely on her and could translate very well to the everywoman's wardrobe, if she dares to take on the trend.
Never let your heels go unnoticed again with a shin-skimming skirt!
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| Alice + Olivia Spring 2014 |
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| Burberry Prorsum Spring 2014 |
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| Wes Gordon Spring 2014 |
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| Prabal Gurung Spring 2014 |
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