WHO: Salma Hayek
WHERE & WHEN: 2013 Film Independent Spirit Awards on February 23, 2013.
WEARING: Alexander McQueen

MY VERDICT: Salma rocked some cool head-to-toe Alexander McQueen this year at the Indie Spirit Awards! The beautiful actress stepped out on the breezy pink carpet on Santa Monica Beach wearing a textured fit-and-flare ivory long sleeve dress from the Pre-Autumn/Winter 2013 collection with a black leather belt to match her “DeManta” folded oversize clutch and gold studded open toe pumps. I can’t get over what a flattering fit this dress was on Salma, it’s like it was made to accentuate her curves;  it fell just above her knee, which I’ve always found to be the most flattering length on most women.

Salma finished off her look with long curls and delicate gold earrings. | continue reading..

Continuing forth with the New York leg of the press tour to support her new movie “Here Comes The Boom”, Salma Hayek stepped out tonight for a guest appearance on the “Late Show with David Letterman”.

Salma was spotted arriving at the Ed Sullivan Theater wearing monochrome black, which included a classic satin blazer that she layered over a sassy short-sleeve double split stretch leather dress from the Pre-Fall 2012 collection by Cushnie et Ochs. | continue reading..

Salma Hayek stepped out for the New York premiere of her new movie “Here Comes The Boom” last night, held at the AMC Loews Lincoln Square theater, wearing a Stella McCartney dress.

The 46-year-old actress flaunted her famous curves in the strapless Spring 2013 dress with a midi-length floral lace skirt.

While it’s a very different design from what I’m use to seeing Salma wear, I have to say that this dress is certainly an improvement over some of her more questionable and ill-fitting dresses as of late. | continue reading..

After wowing in a beautiful black dressduring the Venice Film Festival last week, Salma Hayek-Pinault hit the red carpet wearing a dark dress when she attended the closing ceremony of the Deauville American Film Festival last night in France.

The 46-year-old Mexican actress arrived wearing a black satin gown by Stella McCartney, which featured a sheer illusion sleeveless and crew-neckline as well as a raised hem at the front of her skirt. | continue reading..

Salma Hayek was pure perfection at the Hollywood premiere of “Savages” last night!

The 45-year-old actress looked gorgeous when she stepped out on the red carpet at the Mann Village Theatre wearing a striking emerald green, fully embroidered sleeveless silk georgette evening gown from the Gucci Première collection. The color practically vibrated off her medium complexion.

I love that the neckline is a bit crew and a bit scoop — it added to the sexy, slimming silhouette that the sleek design and contouring embroidery provided. | continue reading..

Salma Hayek was practically donned in fifty shades of purple tonight — yes, I went there — when she stepped out on the blue carpet for the London premiere of “Prometheus”, held at Empire Leicester Square.

The 45-year-old actress wore a lilac knee-length dress with a rolled neck and cap-sleeves from the Fall 2012 collection by Bottega Veneta, which was completely embellished with crystals in a variety of purple tones.

I liked the dress on the runway a lot, and while I dig the darker hues she opted for when it came to her platform pumps and clutch, I prefer the black accessories. Shocker, right? They just seemed to add this edgy, rocker chic feel to the runway look. Salma’s ensemble was much more feminine glam.

She finished off with a high ponytail and diamond stud earrings.

What did you think of Salma’s purple power look?

Last night Gucci and Vanity Fair Magazine honored actor Robert De Niro and the World Restoration premiere of Sergio Leone’s “Once Upon A Time In America” during the 65th Annual Cannes Film Festival with a fancy soirée held at the Hotel du Cap in Cannes, France.

The star-studded dinner was hosted by Gucci Creative Director Frida Giannini, Vanity Fair Editor Graydon Carter, and PPR Chairman and CEO François-Henri Pinault.

What did everyone wear? Let’s find out! | continue reading..

Salma Hayek-Pinault hit the Cannes red carpet for yet another year in a gown from the Gucci Première collection.

The 45-year-old actress attended the premiere of “Madagascar 3: Europe’s Most Wanted” wearing a beautiful floor length fully embroidered gown of overlapping deep aubergine coloured cuvettes, with a degrade of beading opening onto layers of nude tulle at the lower part of skirt.

Say that ten times fast.

Salma looked absolutely divine. The dress was fit to her hourglass figure perfectly; it was tight and loose in all the right areas. Most of all, she looked comfortable in it.

Her eye make-up was a  bit too heavy, but I loved the rust-red glossy pout and her gathered hairstyle of tousled waves.

Salma completed her look with a Gucci pale blush satin evening clutch and a pair of matching high heel sandals.

What did you think of her first Cannes red carpet appearance?

Kristen Stewart made her debut as the ambassador for the latest fragrance by Balenciaga when she attended the Autumn/Winter 2012 fashion show for the fashion house as part of Paris Fashion Week.

The 21-year-old “Snow White and The Huntsman” star arrived right before showtime and sat front row next to Charlotte Gainsbourg (the face of the Balenciaga Paris fragrance), Salma Hayek and VOGUE Editor-in-Chief Anna Wintour. | continue reading..

After recently hitting the red carpet in Madrid for an awards ceremony, Salma Hayek returned to Hollywood briefly to attend the Vanity Fair Oscar After-Party on Sunday night.

The 45-year-old actress arrived at Sunset Tower for the Graydon Carter-horted fête wearing a Framboise silk mousseline dress with wheat embroideries by Yves Saint Laurent from the Edition Soir 2012 collection.

It was a really pretty dress on her, but I still haven’t decided how I really feel about her long braided hairstyle.

She completed her look with complimenting accessories, including a “Divine” sandals in Framboise satin and a gold embroidered minaudière.