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Lifestyle, Local Lifestyle, Style, Style Observer, Tuesday Style
September 5, 2012

That’s a lotta leg

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It may have been the GQ Men Of The Year Awards, but it was the female celebrities who garnered the most attention last Tuesday. With dozens of sexy stars fighting for the limelight, guests would have had to go to daring lengths in order to steal the show at the Royal Opera House bash. Pop star Jessie J certainly turned heads as she arrived at GQ magazine’s annual bash in a risqué dress, which looked like a floor-length tuxedo jacket. The 24-year-old showed off a lot of leg — and cleavage — as she sashayed up the red carpet in the black number, which she teamed with a pair of gold high-heels. The evening also gave Jessie the opportunity to debut her new short bobbed haircut after visiting the hairdressers earlier that day. Inside the bash, Jessie appeared thrilled for her rapper friend Tinie Tempah, who was named Solo Artiste Of The Year. She tweeted: “Woooo @TinieTempah won Best Solo Artist #GQAwards looking HOT! Cheers and congratulations T! Let’s have a glass x.”

— Daily Mail

Kristen Stewart reveals why she struggles to deal with fame

Since her affair with married director Rupert Sanders came to light, Kristen Stewart has kept a very low profile. But in her first glossy magazine cover since the fallout, the Twilight actress has made a beautiful comeback in a smouldering cover shoot by Mario Testino. The 22-year-old explained how it’s not as easy as people think — living life in the public eye, and really she just isn’t capable of being smooth. Speaking to the October issue of British Vogue, she said: “I know if you haven’t thought about how you want to present a very packaged idea of yourself then it can seem like you lack ambition. But, dude, honestly? I can’t. People expect it to be easy because there you are, out there, doing the thing that you want and making lots of money out of it. But, you know, I’m not that smooth. I can get clumsy around certain people. Like if I were to sit down and think, OK, I’m really famous, how am I going to conduct myself in public? I wouldn’t know who that person would be!” She added: “It would be a lot easier if I could, but I can’t.” In the glossy photo shoot Kristen oozes cool sex appeal as she takes to the cover in a Gucci dress sporting a very glamorous look with her brunette locks tussled to the side.

— Daily Mail

Russian Doll

Keira Knightley wowed the crowds as she stepped out in a striking peach Chanel dress at the London premiere of the epic Russian love story Anna Karenina. The actress plays the lead in the new movie by Joe Wright, and so it was only fitting that she stole the show at the film’s premiere. She wowed the crowd with her dress, and beamed with happiness as she posed with co-star Jude Law. Not that Knightley’s show-stopping dress ruffled any feathers with her fellow actors — Law playfully joked with the actress as they walked the red carpet and pulled a series of funny faces to photographers. He wore a smart grey suit,and looked the dapper gentleman as he placed his arms around Knightley as they posed for the cameras. Law plays her husband Karenin in the movie, while Aaron Taylor-Johnson stars as her lover Vronsky. Another troubled relationship is played alongside Anna’s — that of the romance between Vikander’s Kitty and Donal Gleeson’s Levin. Wright’s ambitious adaptation is almost entirely set in a 19th century Russian theatre, with scenes playing out across the stage and seats.

— Daily Mail

 

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