Teresa Palmer in Joe’s & Lisa Ho | “The Vow” LA Premiere

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Premiere, Red Carpet | Tuesday, February 7, 2012

Tags: California, Edie Parker, Grauman's Chinese Theatre, Hollywood, Joe's Jeans, Lisa Ho, Los Angeles, Nicholas Kirkwood, Teresa Palmer, The Vow

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Photos: Zimbio; Lisa Ho; (below) Zappos; Edie Parker

Teresa Palmer brightened up basic black with colorful prints when she stepped out on the white carpet for the Hollywood premiere of “The Vow” last night.

The 25-year-old Aussie actress arrived at the Grauman’s Chinese Theatre in a JOE’s Jeans “Bella” black mesh cap-sleeve top that she tucked into a flirty geometric floral print skirt from the Winter 2012 collection by Lisa Ho.

I just love this skirt — what a pretty print!

Complimenting both pieces of her outfit, Teresa wore a pair of black slingback platform leather sandals and pulled from the purple in her skirt by carrying a matching purple mica “Edie” clutch by Edie Parker.

Teresa completed her look with finger-twisted wavy blonde locks and a punchy coral-pink pout.

 

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2 Responses to “Teresa Palmer in Joe’s & Lisa Ho | “The Vow” LA Premiere”

1. nina says:

   Wednesday, February 8, 2012 at 2:26 PM

   that’s not an outfit for a premiere, is for a office party.

   urgent she needs a stylist. the hair is wrong (like she didnt take a shower), the accesories and the shoes are boring. And the top and the skirt are great, but not all together.

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   • Courtney Justice says:

     Wednesday, February 8, 2012 at 5:21 PM

     With the right hair and pair of shoes, she could have made it really work.

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