KRISTEN STEWART, BLAKE LIVELY MARVEL AT PERIOD ERA 'CAFE SOCIETY'

Woody Allen continues to stay with his blistering pace of pushing out a movie a year. His latest entry, "Cafe Society" features Kristen Stewart and Blake Lively.

Set in the late 1930's, the film shifts from the Golden Age of Hollywood to New York's nightclub life. Stewart who plays the part-time love interest of Jesse Eisenberg's character was impressed on the perfection that went into the clothes and sets.

"It was fun on an aesthetic level because everyone who works on Woody's movies are incredibly detail-oriented; the costumes were perfect, you know, they were exquisitely built. On a surface level, it was shiny and fun. I think the time period serviced the story perfectly," Stewart said.

Stewart loves the modern spin on period life that her character Vonnie takes on.

"In the late 1930s it would not necessarily be OK for a young woman to not feel some shame or guilt surrounding somewhat unconventional relationships. If she can actually look back on her life and consider the hypotheticals and value them and not feel like she made mistakes. I thought that was super modern and something that inserted into the late 1930s was like, 'Whoa, she's interesting to me," Stewart said.

Lively also plays a character named Vonnie, though she's first introduced as Veronica.

"Doing a period film with Woody Allen and Vittorio and the way that they tell the story is so beautiful. But also, Woody, music is so intrinsic to he does, and 1930s music specifically. So to do a movie that takes place right in his wheelhouse of rhythm is actually really neat," Lively said.

She said part of the charm is how comfortable Allen made her feel.

"There is a level of confidence that comes too because he knows what he's doing, he has it down pat. He's not going to go through the motions with you, so you feel taken care of. You feel like you're going to be in a good movie," Lively said.

Then she added: "A Woody Allen movie is a Woody Allen movie, so stepping into that is a level of security."

"Cafe Society" opens in US theaters on Friday.

KRISTEN STEWART, BLAKE LIVELY MARVEL AT PERIOD ERA 'CAFE SOCIETY'

Woody Allen continues to stay with his blistering pace of pushing out a movie a year. His latest entry, "Cafe Society" features Kristen Stewart and Blake Lively.

Set in the late 1930's, the film shifts from the Golden Age of Hollywood to New York's nightclub life. Stewart who plays the part-time love interest of Jesse Eisenberg's character was impressed on the perfection that went into the clothes and sets.

"It was fun on an aesthetic level because everyone who works on Woody's movies are incredibly detail-oriented; the costumes were perfect, you know, they were exquisitely built. On a surface level, it was shiny and fun. I think the time period serviced the story perfectly," Stewart said.

Stewart loves the modern spin on period life that her character Vonnie takes on.

"In the late 1930s it would not necessarily be OK for a young woman to not feel some shame or guilt surrounding somewhat unconventional relationships. If she can actually look back on her life and consider the hypotheticals and value them and not feel like she made mistakes. I thought that was super modern and something that inserted into the late 1930s was like, 'Whoa, she's interesting to me," Stewart said.

Lively also plays a character named Vonnie, though she's first introduced as Veronica.

"Doing a period film with Woody Allen and Vittorio and the way that they tell the story is so beautiful. But also, Woody, music is so intrinsic to he does, and 1930s music specifically. So to do a movie that takes place right in his wheelhouse of rhythm is actually really neat," Lively said.

She said part of the charm is how comfortable Allen made her feel.

"There is a level of confidence that comes too because he knows what he's doing, he has it down pat. He's not going to go through the motions with you, so you feel taken care of. You feel like you're going to be in a good movie," Lively said.

Then she added: "A Woody Allen movie is a Woody Allen movie, so stepping into that is a level of security."

"Cafe Society" opens in US theaters on Friday.

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1. Clip - "Cafe Society"

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2. SOUNDBITE (English) Kristen Stewart/Actress, on being in a period piece:

"It was fun on an aesthetic level because everyone who works on Woody's movies are incredibly detail-oriented; the costumes were perfect, you know, they were exquisitely built. On a surface level, it was shiny and fun. I think the time period serviced the story perfectly. In the late 1930s it would not necessarily be OK for a young woman to not feel some shame or guilt surrounding somewhat unconventional relationships. If she can actually look back on her life and consider the hypotheticals and value them and not feel like she made mistakes. I thought that was super modern and something that inserted into the late 1930s was like, 'Whoa, she's interesting to me."

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3. Clip - "Cafe Society"

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4. SOUNDBITE (English) Blake Lively/Actress

"Doing a period film with Woody Allen and Vittorio and the way that they tell the story is so beautiful. But also, Woody, music is so intrinsic to he does, and 1930s music specifically. So to do a movie that takes place right in his wheelhouse of rhythm is actually really neat."

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5. Clip - "Cafe Society"

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6. SOUNDBITE (English) Blake Lively/Actress

"It's fun. It's nice to do glamour at that time because that time was so glamorous. The gowns that women would wear out and wear to dinner, it's almost like a heightened reality. To step into that, and to step into that in filmmaking too women were so much more glamorous back then. You see a movie and a woman is in her dressing gown with feathers and jewels. So to make a movie that felt like old cinema, that felt like something you'd see on TCM that was the coolest part."

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6. Trailer - "Cafe Society"

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7. SOUNDBITE (English) Blake Lively/Actress

"It's stressful because you know what a big deal it is to work with such an iconic filmmaker, so the stress is kind of self-imposed. But there is a level of confidence that comes too because he knows what he's doing, he has it down pat. He's not going to go through the motions with you, so you feel taken care of. You feel like you're going to be in a good movie. Half the time you're making movies that turn out... but a Woody Allen movie is a Woody Allen movie, so stepping into that is a level of security."

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8. Trailer - "Cafe Society"

STARS CALL FOR EQUALITY AT ELLE'S WOMEN IN HOLLYWOOD

Amy Adams can't do it all and she's fine with that.

The 42-year-old Oscar nominee said the key to balancing a busy Hollywood career with raising a family is accepting the occasional fail.

"You've got to be OK to drop some balls. That's the thing about juggling, you can't keep all the balls in the air all the time. So I just try to be forgiving of myself and allow for some leeway for mistakes. And really communication for me is the key with my family, with my child, making sure everyone is OK and everyone feels heard and sort of paid attention to, including myself. So I communicate with myself and make sure I'm doing OK and you know try not to get too caught up in anything," said Adams.

Adams was honored Monday (24 Oct.) at the 23rd annual Elle Women in Hollywood Awards.

Fellow honorees Kathy Bates, Felicity Jones, Anna Kendrick, Aja Naomi King, Helen Mirren, Lupita Nyong'o and Kristen Stewart were also on hand for the celebration. Each are featured on their own individual cover of the magazine's November issue.

Academy Award winner Nyong'o acknowledged Hollywood's gender disparities and hoped the celebration would help unite women.

"I think there's still a lot of room for more women to be in all aspects of the entertainment industry. This is a night when we celebrate our achievements, but in that celebration we recognize there's still a long road to travel and it's about lifting each other up and coming together to ensure that more work can be done for women, by women and about women," Nyong'o said.

Stewart, who recently premiered "Certain Women" and has two upcoming films, noted that she's been extremely lucky with opportunities.

"It's difficult to speak to in not a sort of like abstract way, which is kind of maybe why it's been somewhat difficult to change because for me, I've been so lucky. I've had a million opportunities and I'm like overtly stimulated and sort of driven right now. But at the same time, I guess you know, how do you change something that's hard to speak to? Like dynamic and how people perceive you and the way that you need to present yourself versus like put upon conventions and things that you actually feel. And I think that's something that women struggle with constantly. It's getting easier though. Like nights like this are really important for that," she said.

Adams preferred to focus on the positive.

"I mean of course there is still work to be done. But as I said before, I tend to focus on the positive and there's so many women that have such a strong and unique voice and I just really hope we can continue to not focus on the problems, but focus on the solutions and have these women speak up and let's start working to change," said Adams.

Mirren discussed the importance of the annual event, which recognizes women for their accomplishments in the entertainment industry.

"You know for the longest time I didn't believe in corralling women off into their own little area, but I've really come to realize that that's not true," said Mirren. "Actually you do need to organize, you do you need to proselytize and you need to be political because without that really nothing happens. So I applaud this. I love it. I think it's very, very important, but I look forward to the time where it's no longer necessary."

Attendee and former "Vampire Diaries" star Nina Dobrev has faced discrimination in Hollywood and said it's crucial to speak up about it.

"There's a lot of work to be done, but I feel like we have come a long way. But yes, I've had some personal experiences that I'm not going to talk about right now. But most recently, I've had some experiences where women oftentimes are not seen or treated equally to their male counterparts and you have to put your feet down for what you believe and it will pay off," she said.

"The Birth of a Nation Star" Aja Naomi King was blown away by the caliber of her fellow honorees and said she hasn't paid attention to the disappointing box office numbers for Nate Parker's embattled slavery drama.

"I don't really pay attention that much to like numbers. I only know TV numbers. Like I understand ratings. But I'm feeling really great about the reception. The number of people that I've had these wonderful conversations with about how they've been impacted by it and just the conversations they've had because of the film. And that was the entire point, open up the dialogue to educate people and people of been so touched by the filmmaking. It's lovely to be acknowledged for the work that you've done and being able to be on the receiving end of that on social media or just like me bumping into people in person and them being like, 'oh my God, it's you!' You know it's like I'm really touched. Also for people to see that I can do other things than be Michaela Pratt on 'How to Get Away with Murder,'" she said.

Anthony Anderson hosted the awards.

Presenters included Jeremy Renner, Mira Nair and Ron Howard.

Los Angeles, 24 October 2016

1. Wide exterior of hotel

2. Fashion shot Anna Kendrick

3. Tilt up on Felicity Jones

4. Medium of Kathy Bates

5. Zoom in on Kristen Stewart

6. SOUNDBITE (English) Kristen Stewart, actress – on what steps need to be taken toward greater equality for women in Hollywood:

"It's difficult to speak to in not a sort of like abstract way, which is kind of maybe why it's been somewhat difficult to change because for me, I've been so lucky. I've had a million opportunities and I'm like overtly stimulated and sort of driven right now. But at the same time, I guess, you know, how do you change something that's hard to speak to? Like dynamic and how people perceive you and the way that you need to present yourself versus like put upon conventions and things that you actually feel. And I think that's something that women struggle with constantly. It's getting easier though. Like nights like this are really important for that, yeah."

7. Zoom out on Amy Adams

8. SOUNDBITE (English) Amy Adams, actress:

"Absolutely. I mean of course there is still work to be done. But as I said before, I tend to focus on the positive and there's so many women that have such a strong and unique voice and I just really hope we can continue to not focus on the problems, but focus on the solutions and have these women speak up and let's start working to change."

9. Fashion shot Amy Adams

10. SOUNDBITE (English) Amy Adams, actress – on balancing family and career:

"You've got to be OK to drop some balls. That's the thing about juggling, you can't keep all the balls in the air all the time. So I just try to be forgiving of myself and allow for some leeway for mistakes. And really communication for me is the key with my family, with my child, making sure everyone is OK and everyone feels heard and sort of paid attention to, including myself. So I communicate with myself and make sure I'm doing OK and you know try not to get too caught up in anything."

11. Zoom out on Helen Mirren

12. SOUNDBITE (English) Helen Mirren, actress:

"Well, you know, I made a speech about this recently and I said you know for the longest time I didn't believe in corralling women off into their own little area, but I've really come to realize that that's not true. Actually you do need to organize, you do you need to proselytize and you need to be political because without that really nothing happens. So I applaud this. I love it. I think it's very, very important, but I look forward to the time where it's no longer necessary."

13. Tilt down on Lupita Nyong'o

14. SOUNDBITE (English) Lupita Nyong'o, actress:

"Well I think there's still a lot of room for more women to be in all aspects of the entertainment industry. This is a night when we celebrate our achievements, but in that celebration we recognize there's still a long road to travel and it's about lifting each other up and coming together to ensure that more work can be done for women, by women and about women."

15. Zoom out on Nina Dobrev

16. SOUNDBITE (English) Nina Dobrev, actress:

"There's a lot of work to be done, but I feel like we have come a long way. But yes, I've had some personal experiences that I'm not going to talk about right now. But most recently, I've had some experiences where women often times are not seen or treated equally to their male counterparts and you have to put your feet down for what you believe and it will pay off."

17. Zoom in on Aja Naomi King

20. SOUNDBITE (English) Aja Naomi King, actress – on the poor box office numbers for "Birth of a Nation:"

"I don't really pay attention that much to like numbers. I only know TV numbers. Like I understand ratings. But I'm feeling really great about the reception. The number of people that I've had these wonderful conversations with about how they've been impacted by it and just the conversations they've had because of the film. And that was the entire point, open up the dialogue to educate people and people of been so touched by the filmmaking. It's lovely to be acknowledged for the work that you've done and being able to be on the receiving end of that on social media or just like me bumping into people in person and them being like, 'oh my God, it's you!' You know it's like I'm really touched. Also for people to see that I can do other things than be Michaela Pratt on 'How to Get Away with Murder.'"

21. Tilt down on January Jones

22. Zoom out on Lucy Hale

23. Fashion shot Dakota Fanning

24. Zoom out on Jeremy Renner

25. Zoom in on Vanessa Hudgens

STARS FLOCK TO CHANEL HAUTE COUTURE SHOW

As always, designer Karl Lagerfeld's Chanel Haute Couture show was a star-studded affair.

Hollywood actresses Julianne Moore, Kristen Stewart and Lily Collins flocked to Paris to attend the unique show on Tuesday (7 JULY), where they sat center stage at roulette tables.

Franch singer/actress Vanessa Paradis and her daughter with actor Johnny Depp, Lily Rose Depp, also sat in the prime position with various other stars, including singer Rita Ora and model Lara Stone.

The fashion show took place in a room in the Grand Palais, which was transformed to look like a hotel casino, with a beige decor, pillars and Art Deco-style chandeliers.

Lagerfeld's fall-winter couture collection featured an update of the Chanel classics, quilted and embroidered iconic jackets and skirts.

A range of shapes, colors and textures included tweeds, pearls, glitter and epaulettes.

For evening, dresses came in silks, metallic fringe, feathers and ruffles.

To end the show, American model, and reality TV star, Kendall Jenner walked in Lagerfeld's version of a wedding dress - a white silk double-breasted suit with a train of tulle behind.

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Paris, 7 July 2015

1. Wide, exterior of Grand Palais

2. Pan of people waiting outside

3. Wide of guests arriving

4. Wide of croupiers arriving for beginning of show

5. American actress Kristen Stewart arrives

6. British-American actress Lily Collins and actress/model Lily-Rose Depp arrive

7. British singer Rita Ora arrives

8. British-Brazilian model Alice Dellal arrives

9. Dutch model Lara Stone arrives

10. French singer and actress Vanessa Paradis arrive

11. American actress Julianne Moore arrives

12. Julianne Moore and Kristen Stewart walk together to the roulette table

14. Various of fashion show

13. American model Kendall Jenner walks out in tuxedo wedding outfit

14. Designer Karl Lagerfeld greets Kendall Jenner and waves to the crowd; models join him for finale

15. Wide of the stars who were seated at the roulette tables leaving; models walk for show finale

MOSCHINO BETS ON CASINO CHIC WITH VEGAS-THEMED RUNWAY SHOW

Moschino's modern showgirl can't leave home without her sequin denim, studded platforms or feather headdress, naturally.

Designer Jeremy Scott looked to the iconic performer for his splashy Las Vegas-themed resort collection presented Thursday (9 JUNE 2017) in Los Angeles.

"It's a bit of a road trip from Los Angeles to Las Vegas," said Scott before the show. "I was thinking about all those kind of archetypes, that Americana, that kind of route 66 and the dusty gas stations and the hot rods and pinup girls and Playboy playmates and kind of this kind of vibe that kind of unites us between this highway. And so I was thinking about that and thinking about, yeah, Americana and maybe a little bit about, in a way, we are having Americana slip from us in a lot of people's hearts because of the administration and people feel like it's being jeopardized. So maybe it became more urgent to me to show my love to my country that I love so much and kind of some of the pop culture that I love about it."

Models Miranda Kerr, Hailey Baldwin and Stella Maxwell (who was spotted backstage with Kristen Stewart) strutted the catwalk lined with bright neon signs to slot machine sound effects and Elvis' "Viva Las Vegas."

"Jeremy is just a creative man. He's passionate about what he does and he follows, you know, the rhythm to his own drum and I love that," said Kerr before hitting the runway in a denim patchwork skirt suit.

There was Playboy bunnies, barely-there shorts and colorful, pointy cowboy hats.

Betty Boop and pinup girl appliques adorned sweaters and coats, hot rod flames decorated leotards and blazers and sequins ran wild on everything from pastel suiting to men's Speedos.

"I love Vegas. Vegas is great for a hot three days. I have got the Vegas buffets down. So next time you go, give me a call. I've been to all of them," said model Ashley Graham, who sat front row.

Scott, who took aim at President Donald Trump during his February show in New York, decided to let politics take a backseat to positivity.

"You know, I think also I realize that it is very important for me to keep bringing joy and light and happiness and a reprise from the negativity that is a constant onslaught in the news, in the media. And you know so much about what's going on and it's depressing and it's overwhelming. So I think more now than ever I do realize it's important for me to always bring cheer and happiness and joy even if I still can sneak a message in there," he said.

Moschino's celebrity casino-goers included Fergie, Diplo, Sarah Hyland, Joe Jonas, Vanessa Hudgens, Charli XCX, "Black-ish" actress Tracee Ellis Ross, reality star Erika Jayne, Kate Beckinsale, Courtney Love and Lars Ulrich of Metallica.

According to Fergie, the collection hit the jackpot.

"We are all driving to Vegas and we're all getting cowboy hats and we're gonna have a fun time on a road trip!" she said after the show.

Los Angeles, 8 June 2017

1. Wide of runway

2. Close of neon sign

3. Wide of backstage

4. Medium of Stella Maxwell getting hair and makeup done

5. Zoom out on Miranda Kerr

6. SOUNDBITE (English) Miranda Kerr, model:

"Well Jeremy is just a creative man. He's passionate about what he does and he follows, you know, the rhythm to his own drum and I love that."

7. Wide of Kristen Stewart and Stella Maxwell backstage

8. Walking shot of Kristen Stewart and Stella Maxwell

9. Medium shot Ashley Graham poses with Hailey Baldwin

10. SOUNDBITE (English) Ashley Graham, model:

"I love Vegas. Vegas is great for a hot three days. I have got the Vegas buffets down. So next time you go, give me a call. I've been to all of them."

11. Medium of Erika Jayne

12. SOUNDBITE (English) Diplo, recording artist:

"I'm just a Jeremy Scott fanboy. I love everything he does. If there's ever a fashion show in LA I can make that one so I'm always going to come."

13. Wide shot Jeremy Scott poses with models

14. SOUNDBITE (English) Jeremy Scott, designer:

"It's a bit of a road trip from Los Angeles to Las Vegas. I was thinking about all those kind of archetypes, that Americana, that kind of route 66 and the dusty gas stations and the hot rods and pinup girls and Playboy playmates and kind of this kind of vibe that kind of unites us between this highway. And so I was thinking about that and thinking about, yeah, Americana and maybe a little bit about, in a way, we are having Americana slip from us in a lot of people's hearts because of the administration and people feel like it's being jeopardized. So maybe it became more urgent to me to show my love to my country that I love so much and kind of some of the pop culture that I love about it."

15. Wide shot Jeremy Scott poses with Courtney Love

16. SOUNDBITE (English) Jeremy Scott, designer:

"You know, I think also I realize that it is very important for me to keep bringing joy and light and happiness and a reprise from the negativity that is a constant onslaught in the news, in the media. And you know so much about what's going on and it's depressing and it's overwhelming. So I think more now than ever I do realize it's important for me to always bring cheer and happiness and joy even if I still can sneak a message in there."

17. Zoom in on Sarah Hyland, Vanessa Hudgens and Kate Beckinsale posing for photographs before show

18. Medium shot Joe Jonas, JinJoo Lee and Cole Whittle of DNCE pose with Ashley Graham

19. Wide of front row including Olivia Holt and Charli XCX

20. Wide of Fergie walking in

21. Various of models, including Miranda Kerr, Hailey Baldwin and Stella Maxwell, walk in runway show

22. Final pass

23. Jeremy Scott walks the runway

24. Fergie poses for photos

25. SOUNDBITE (English) Fergie, recording artist:

"We are all driving to Vegas and we're all getting cowboy hats and we're gonna have a fun time on a road trip!"

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GIGI AND BELLA HADID, JOE JONAS AND SOPHIE TURNER AND MORE ATTEND THE MET GALA

Gigi Hadid rocked Monday's (6 MAY 2019) Met Gala red carpet in a custom all white jumpsuit and floor-length jacket covered in silver and gold sequins. The jacket also had feathers that gathered at the bottom. She completed the look with a custom headpiece by Stephen Jones.

Sister Bella revealed a new pixie haircut as she glammed it up in a black gown by Jeremy Scott with jeweled cutouts.

Newlyweds Joe Jonas and Sophie Turne walked the red carpet together. Jonas wore an all black ensemble with multi-colored details. Turner wore a custom Louis Vuitton two piece.

Iris Elba and his new bride Sabrina brightened up the red carpet. Elba wore a festive suit while Mrs. Elba wore a strapless metallic, strapless gown.

Emma Stone also wore Louis Vuitton. The Oscar winner shined in a shimmery silver jumpsuit.

Tracee Ellis Ross went for an artful look with a black Moschino dress with a picture frame around her face.

New York, 6 May 2019

1. Various of Gigi Hadid posing

2. Various of Bella Hadid posing

3. Various of Joe Jonas and Sophie Turner posing

4. Wide, zoom in on Yara Shahidi

5. Wide of Henry Golding

6. Medium, zoom out on Kristen Stewart

7. Tilt up on Lily Rose Depp

8. Medium of Idris Elba, left, and wife Sabrina Elba

9. Tilt up on Chloe Grace Moretz

10. Wide, zoom in on Emma Stone, left, and Nicolas Ghesquiere, right

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PARIS FW JAN 2015 - Haute Couture, Chanel 2

Kristen Stewart shows off new bob as Karl Lagerfeld brightens up Paris with flowers and couture

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PARIS FW JAN 2015 - Haute Couture, Chanel 2

Kristen Stewart shows off new bob as Karl Lagerfeld brightens up Paris with flowers and couture

SHOTLIST

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1. Wide of New York Knicks basketball player Tyson Chandler front row for Alexander Wang

2. Medium of Zoe Kravitz, Natasha Lyonne and a$ap Rocky sitting front row

3. Zoom out on Liberty Ross

4. SOUNBITE (English) Liberty Ross, Actress/model (on moving forward after split from husband Rupert Sanders): "You know what just really keeping my head down and just listening to my heart is the most important thing right now."

5. Fashion shot of Liberty Ross

6. SOUNBITE (English) Liberty Ross, Actress/model: "Family is the most important thing. It's all about my kids."

Reporter: "How old?"

Liberty Ross: "6 and 8."

Reporter: "What are they into these days?"

Liberty Ross: "The little boy never seems to graduate out of Star Wars, we've been in Star Wars mode for a few years. Apparently that never ends. We're still doing light sabers. And my daughter's just a total, she was born dancing. She's just loves life."

Reporter: "Do they have the fashion bug like mom?"

Liberty Ross: "My daughter's the coolest chick I know. I'm looking to her for style now."

7. Zoom out on Liberty Ross speaking to reporter

8. SOUNBITE (English) Liberty Ross, Actress/model (on Alexander Wang): "Yeah just to support my friend and so excited for him going to Balenciaga. I'm really excited to see what he does today because I feel like it might be something different, going there so yeah."

9. Various of Alexander Wang runway show

10. Models walk in finale

11. Alexander Wang waves to the audience

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WIFE OF 'HUNTSMAN' DIRECTOR RUPERT SANDERS IS 'FOLLOWING HER HEART' POST-SPLIT

Liberty Ross says she's still lying low after her very public split from her husband, director Rupert Sanders.

Sitting front row Saturday at Alexander Wang's New York Fashion Week show, the model-actress said the key to moving forward is "keeping her head down" and "listening to her heart."

Ross filed for divorce in January, five months after news broke that Sanders had an affair with Kristen Stewart.

Sanders directed both Stewart and Ross in "Snow White and the Huntsman."

Ross, who walked in Wang's last runway show in September, said her top priority remains her children, 6-year-old Tennyson and 8-year-old Skyla.

These days she's taking her fashion cues from her daughter, who's already been bitten by the fashion bug.

"(She's) the coolest chick I know," said Ross.

With buzz and anticipation building for his debut collection for Balenciaga, Wang used his own show to make the statement that his signature line is still very much on his mind.

The collection of finely tailored pieces in luxe and lush textured fabrics seemed elevated from the more casual and funky styles he's turned out the past few seasons, although there was the sportswear twist he is best known for woven into every look. It was a sophisticated turn - and trick - to pull off.

The song "Eye of the Tiger" of "Rocky III" fame was the underlying theme music as the models stepped onto the runway in the lobby of the ornate Cunard Building at the southern tip of Manhattan. (It was a drastic change in vibe from the airplane-hanger feel of the pier he had shown in for years that now is hosting the Westminster Dog Show.)

The catwalkers wore fur boxing gloves and hoods, with an opening for their ponytails, wrapped tightly around their heads, and fuzzy footwear. Sweatshirt-style tops were made of mohair with a touch of metallic, and fur had a burnout effect. He said he "disguised" some of the richest fabrics by brushing them, re-embroidering them and mixing them to make them modern.

BACK FROM PARIS, THREE VICTORIA'S SECRET ANGELS BASK IN AFTERGLOW OF FASHION SHOW

Fresh off the runway in Paris, Victoria's Secret Angels, Josephine Skriver, Lais Ribeiro and Romee Strijd, made an appearance at a Victoria's Secret show in New York Friday (2 DEC. 2016).

"The fashion show was amazing," said Dutch model, Strijd. "It was the most magical night you can imagine. Just, you know, the lights of Paris, the vibes, everything about it was just so enchanting."

The 21-year-old strutted the catwalk in one of this year's custom Swarovkski looks, made by an in-house team, featuring 450,000 crystals.

"I got to open my own segment with my first pair of wings and I got to wear the Swarovski. I just think it was my first time as an Angel so I can't imagine a better night than being in Paris," she said.

Danish model Josephine Skriver, 23, echoed Strijd's happiness.

"So we're here just fresh off the plane in the biggest, most glamorous VS store we've got and everything that was featured in the VS show you can buy here, and I'm so excited because we had such a great time in Paris."

Brazilian model Lais Ribeiro admitted to nerves before the big show.

"I was shaking inside. It's like you can't have control of your body and every year it gets just worse and worse. I get very nervous every single time."

She says she got nervous when she saw her family in the audience.

"I just saw them, I couldn't contain my emotions and I kind of started to cry on the runway and it was pretty much intense for me."

The ladies all said the after show was also a blast.

"The after party is one of my favorite things because everybody lets go and everybody has such a good time dancing all night long and we are all so happy that everything went well so it's - it's a lot of fun," added Skriver.

"The after party is one of my favorite things because we get to let loose. Everybody's been working so hard for it and you're just finally like, 'We did it, we did it' so we just keep chanting that while we're dancing on tables, eating pizza and drinking," said Strijd.

New York's 5th Avenue store location features a brand exhibition called Victoria's Secret: A Retrospective. The atelier-inspired exhibit features runway looks, the VS show and a glimpse at the making of the outfits.

The Victoria's Secret fashion show airs Dec. 5 at 10 p.m. EDT on CBS in the U.S. It will also be broadcast across the globe.

The first music video off the album for the song "Ride 'Em on Down" stars actress Kristen Stewart.

New York, 2 Dec. 2016

1. Wide of wall that says 'Victoria's Secret A Retrospective'

2. Wide of mannequin with wings

3. Tilt up on mannequin in orange

4. Tilt up on mannequin in black

5. Wide of mannequin with light up wings in case

6. Medium of mannequin with pink lingerie and pink and purple feather wings

7. Wide of mannequin bust with blue butterfly wings

8. Tilt down on sketches of model looks

9. Tilt down on sketches of 'Ice Angels' -theme model looks

10. Tilt up to wide of mannequin wearing multi-colored cloak next to colored swatches and drawings on wall

11. Tilt down on mannequin with turquoise lingerie and black butterfly wings

12. Tilt up of, left to right, Victoria's Secret Angels Josephine Skriver, Lais Ribeiro, and Romee Strijd posing

13. Medium of Josephine Skriver and Lais Ribeiro

14. SOUNDBITE (English) Romee Strijd/Model - on the 2016 Victoria's Secret fashion show taping this week in Paris:

"The fashion show was amazing. It was the most magical night you can imagine. Just, you know, the lights of Paris, the vibes, everything about it was just so enchanting."

15. Medium, left to right, Victoria's Secret Angels Josephine Skriver, Lais Ribeiro, and Romee Strijd posing

16. SOUNDBITE (English) Romee Strijd/Model

"I got to open my own segment with my first pair of wings and I got to wear the Swarovski. I just think it was my first time as an Angel so I can't imagine a better night than being in Paris."

17.Tilt up on Romee Strijd posing

18.SOUNDBITE (English) Romee Strijd/Model - on the Victoria's Secret fashion show after party:

"The after party is one of my favorite things because we get to let loose. Everybody's been working so hard for it and you're just finally like, 'We did it, we did it' so we just keep chanting that while we're dancing on tables, eating pizza and drinking."

19. Zoom in to medium of Romee Strijd posing

20. SOUNDBITE (English) Romee Strijd/Model - on what may surprise people at home about the Victoria's Secret fashion show:

"I think one of the things that's surprising is how organized crazy it is because when you see it on TV, it looks like a mad house, like we're running. People pulling, people still being sewed and there's people everywhere. There's like a team of heads that kind of makes sure that it all works out and no matter what happens."

21. Medium of Josephine Skriver posing

22. Zoom out to wide of Josephine Skriver

23. Slight Tilt down and up on Josephine Skriver

24. SOUNDBITE (English) Josephine Skriver/Model:

"So we're here just fresh off the plane in the biggest, most glamorous VS store we've got and everything that was featured in the VS show you can buy here, and I'm so excited because we had such a great time in Paris."

25. Medium of Josephine Skriver posing

26. Zoom out to wide of Josephine Skriver

27. SOUNDBITE (English) Josephine Skriver/Model - on the Victoria's Secret fashion show after party:

"The after party. The after party is one of my favorite things because everybody lets go and everybody has such a good time dancing all night long and we are all so happy that everything went well so it's - it's a lot of fun."

28. Medium of Lais Ribeiro posing

29. Zoom out on Lais Ribeiro as she blows a kiss to photographers

30. SOUNDBITE (English) Lais Ribeiro/Model - on her favorite moment of the Victoria's Secret fashion show:

"When I saw my family when I was walking back I just saw them, I couldn't contain my emotions and I kind of started to cry on the runway and it was pretty much intense for me."

31. Medium, left to right, Victoria's Secret Angels Josephine Skriver, Lais Ribeiro, and Romee Strijd posing

32. SOUNDBITE (English) Lais Ribeiro/Model - on whether she was nervous to walk in the Victoria's Secret fashion show:

"I was shaking inside. It's like you can't have control of your body and every year it gets just worse and worse. I get very nervous every single time."

33. Wide of photographers shooting the Victoria's Secret Angels' appearance

SHOTLIST

AP Entertainment

Los Angeles, 24 Feb. 2013

1. Wide of Oscars red carpet

2. Medium of Jennifer Garner wearing Gucci and Ben Affleck

3. Medium of Channing Tatum and Jenna Dewan-Tatum

4. Fashion pan down of Kristen Stewart in a Reem Acra dress

5. Fashion pan down of Zoe Saldana wearing Alexis Mabille

6. Medium of Charlize Theron wearing Haute Couture Dior, fashion pan down

7. SOUNDBITE (English) Natalie Rotman/The Associated Press: "Who did you just love?"

Christos Garkinos/Fashion Expert, "Dukes of Melrose": "I loved Charlize Theron in the Haute Couture Dior in white, with the peplum waist, it was so beautiful."

Natalie Rotman: "Who else can do that?"

Garkinos: "Well, Peter Pan."

8. Medium of Catherine Zeta-Jones, fashion pan down

9. Medium of Sally Field, fashion pan down

10. SOUNDBITE (English) Christos Garkinos/Fashion Expert, "Dukes of Melrose": "Actually, women of a certain age did take a risk. There was Catherine Zeta-Jones in that beautiful dress, and Sally Field in that beautiful..."

Natalie Rotman/The Associated Press: "It was that red Valentino."

Garkinos: "Yeah, and Jane (Fonda)."

Rotman: "And I'm loving that women get that they're supposed to cover their shoulders after a certain age, which is what Jane Fonda and Sally Field did."

11. Medium of Jennifer Lawrence in a Dior Haute Couture gown

12. Medium of Queen Latifah wearing Badgley Mischka, fashion pan down

13. Medium of Anne Hathaway in an Armani Prive gown

14. Medium of Amy Adams in an Oscar de la Renta dress

15. SOUNDBITE (English) Natalie Rotman: "So without a doubt there was three trends here tonight: White, navy and metallics. Let's start with white. I mean, can we talk about Jennifer Lawrence in that Dior? She was killing it with the bottom of that gown."

Garkinos: "Yes, she's Miss Dior."

Rotman: "She is Miss Dior. And also Anne Hathaway, that was Prada. Love it and hate it with that."

Garkinos: "And Charlize, also in Dior."

Rotman: "I want to go back to Anne Hathaway though, because the darts and you know, it was very high fashion what Anne Hathaway was wearing and obviously Rachel Zoe is going to take a tiny bit of risk in her own way, and that's probably the thing that people will be talking about most. One other thing that I want to say about Anne Hathaway that I'm giving her kudos to is that she kind of looked like Gwyneth Paltrow last year in the Tom Ford but that is the silhouette of this year, that column gown."

16. Medium of Reese Witherspoon wearing Louis Vuitton, fashion pan down

17. Medium of Quevenzhane Wallis wearing David Meister

18. Fashion pan up of Jennifer Hudson wearing Roberto Cavalli

19. SOUNDBITE (English) Natalie Rotman/The Associated Press: "All right, so let's move on now to navy. Quevenzhane Wallis in her little dog purse�"

Garkinos: "Her David Meister. It was a beautiful dress. And Reese Witherspoon in her Louis Vuitton."

Rotman: "That navy Louis Vuitton was gorgeous. And let's talk about Jennifer Hudson killing it in the Roberto Cavalli�"

Garkinos: "Her stylist texted me and I'm like, what is that? It was Cavalli and it was amazing."

20. Medium of Halle Berry wearing Versace

21. Medium of Sandra Bullock wearing Elie Saab

22. Medium of Naomi Watts wearing Armani Prive

23. SOUNDBITE (English) Christos Garkinos/Fashion Expert, "Dukes of Melrose": "I'm not wearing metallic and I feel bad. So we know metallic was a big deal this year."

Natalie Rotman/The Associated Press: "My fave was Halle Berry and I was told that Versace custom made that for her, because it was supposed to have a Bond influence. That was art deco, long-sleeved, not too much skin. There was a billion."

Garkinos: "Sandra Bullock, Naomi Watts�"

Natalie Rotman/The Associated Press: "Naomi Watts in that Armani Prive, very beautiful."

Garkinos: "And Jessica Chastain also in Armani, that was gorgeous."

24. Medium of Salma Hayek

STORYLINE

WHITE, NAVY AND METALLIC TRENDS EMERGE AT OSCARS

The Super Bowl of Fashion, the Academy Awards, took place Sunday (24 FEB. 2013) in Los Angeles.

Fashion expert Christos Garkinos, who is about to launch a new show on Bravo called "Dukes of Melrose," picked his best-dressed.

"I loved Charlize Theron in the Haute Couture Dior in white, with the peplum waist, it was so beautiful," he said.

Garkinos didn't see a lot of risk takers on the red carpet, at least among the younger actresses in Hollywood.

"Women of a certain age did take a risk," he said. "There was Catherine Zeta-Jones in that beautiful dress, and Sally Field in that beautiful Valentino."

Navy was also a frequent color choice, perhaps none more pronounced than on 9-year-old Best Actress nominee Quevenzhane Wallis.

"David Meister. It was a beautiful dress," said Garkinos about Quevenzhane, who accessorized with an animal-themed purse, which was her trademark throughout awards season.

Metallic also emerged as a major trend on the red carpet.

"I'm not wearing metallic and I feel bad," joked Garkinos after stars walked the red carpet. "So we know metallic was a big deal this year."

Among the stars who sparkled -- Halle Berry in custom Versace, Sandra Bullock wearing Elie Saab and Naomi Watts in Armani Prive.

SHOTLIST(including transcript):-

AP Entertainment

Los Angeles, 1 December 2012

1. Wide exterior The Ray Dolby Ballroom

2. Row of Oscar statues on arrivals line

3. Director George Lucas and longtime partner/DreamWorks Animation chairperson Mellody Hobson

4. SOUNDBITE (English) George Lucas/Director:

"Well, you know, there's three Academy Awards: There's the technical awards and there's the big Academy Awards, which are where they are giving out the awards. And then there's what I call the 'retired, sort of old-people awards for people who didn't get one at the end of their career, or they've done a lot for the community or they're just nice people and we want to give them an award. That's where we are today."

5. Wide actor Tom Hanks, DreamWorks Animation CEO/Academy honoree Jeffrey Katzenberg, actor Will Smith

6. Medium actor Tom Hanks, DreamWorks Animation CEO/Academy honoree Jeffrey Katzenberg, actor Will Smith

7. Documentarian/Academy honoree D.A. Pennebaker and wife/filmmaker Chris Hegedus

8. Stuntman and director/Academy honoree Hall Needham

9. Director and film historian George Stevens Jr.

10. Photographer

11. "The Impossible" actor Ewan McGregor

12. "Silver Linings Playbook" actor Bradley Cooper

13. "The Sessions" actor John Hawkes

14. "Flight" director Robert Zemeckis and wife-filmmaker Leslie Zemeckis

15. "Les Miserables" director Tom Hooper

16. "Django Unchained" director Quentin Tarantino

17. "Zero Dark Thirty" director Kathryn Bigelow (second from left) and colleagues from film

Universal

18. Movie poster: "This is 40"

AP Entertainment

Los Angeles, 1 December 2012

19. Fashion shot: "This is 40" actress Leslie Mann and husband/director Judd Apatow

20. SOUNDBITE (English) Leslie Mann/Actress, on attending the Academy's Governors Awards:

"When we got out of the car, Helen Hunt was walking by and we got really excited."

Judd Apatow/Director: "Yes."

Mann: "Because we just watched her movie and we're super fans of all of these people. So, it's fun for us to be here. And then we talk about it for hours after we get home, like, 'Did you see?'"

Apatow: "We'll take pictures."

Mann: "Yeah, we'll take pictures."

Apatow: "Even though we're not supposed to."

(Both laugh)

Fox Searchlight

21. Movie poster: "The Sessions"

AP Entertainment

Los Angeles, 1 December 2012

22. "The Sessions" actress Helen Hunt

23. SOUNDBITE (English) Helen Hunt/Actress:

"I always say, 'I never went to my high-school prom, so every time I get to put on a pretty dress, I feel like I'm going to have that night out I never had.' So, it's fun and you get to tell people you love their movies, and they tell you they loved your movie. And how bad could it be?"

Focus

24. Movie poster: "Promised Land"

AP Entertainment

Los Angeles, 1 December 2012

25. "Promised Land" actor-screenwriter John Krasinski

26. SOUNDBITE (English) John Krasinski/Actor-Screenwriter :

"I mean, this is exciting. I have never been to the event, so this is a really exciting first for me. So, yeah, absolutely, I mean -- hopefully, at some point, the movie has just got to speak for itself. But getting to know these people and getting them to talk about the movie and to understand why we did it and what we're looking for is really, really a special opportunity."

Roadside Attractions

27. Movie poster: "Arbitrage"

AP Entertainment

Los Angeles, 1 December 2012

28. "Arbitrage" actor Richard Gere mingles adjacent to arrivals line

29. SOUNDBITE (English) Richard Gere/Actor, on using every possible means -- including the Governors Awards -- to get the word out on his independent film, "Arbitrage," for which he is considered a longshot contender for best actor:

"This is the world now. If you're making -- I mean, you know this: But in the old days, this ('Arbitrage') would have been a studio picture. And the studios would have been dying to have a well-made thriller/sexy movie -- for adults, about adults. And that's not the case anymore. This is an independent film, and there's no money in the independent world to release films like this. So, it's kind of up to us to do everything. We carried it on our backs."

Summit

30. Movie poster: "The Impossible"

AP Entertainment

Los Angeles, 1 December 2012

31. "The Impossible" actor Tom Holland

32. SOUNDBITE (English) Tom Holland/Actor, on using the Governors Awards to promote his film to Academy members:

"Yeah, I mean every opportunity I get, I'm like, 'By the way: There's this movie called, 'The Impossible.' You've got to see it.'"

IFC/Sundance

33. Movie poster: "On the Road"

AP Entertainment

Los Angeles, 1 December 2012

34. "On the Road" actress Kristen Stewart

35. Fashion shot: actress Kristen Stewart

Weinstein

36. Movie poster: "The Master"

AP Entertainment

Los Angeles, 1 December 2012

37. Fashion shot: "The Master" actress Amy Adams

38. SOUNDBITE (English) Amy Adams/Actress:

"Well, this is Jenny Packham. I love it. I've never worn anything quite like it. And I absolutely love it. We've been holding onto it selfishly for a couple months, looking for the right occasion. And we felt this was the right occasion."

Fox Searchlight

39. Movie poster: "Beasts of the Southern Wild"

AP Entertainment

Los Angeles, 1 December 2012

40. Fashion shot: "Beasts of the Southern Wild" actress Quvenzhane Wallis

41. SOUNDBITE (English) Quvenzhane Wallis/Actress:

"Ralph Lauren. And I just love it because it has sparkles."

Paramount

42. Movie poster: "Flight"

AP Entertainment

Los Angeles, 1 December 2012

43. Fashion shot: "Flight" actress Kelly Reilly

44. SOUNDBITE (English) Kelly Reilly/Actress:

"This is Jenny Packham. She's a British designer. And I always love her dresses. They're very feminine."

45. Tilt up Oscar statue

46. "Arbitrage' actor Richard Gere

47. SOUNDBITE (English) Richard Gere/Actor, on the possibility of his performance in "Arbitrage" getting acknowledged by the Academy -- after years of being snubbed and never receiving a nomination:

"Of course it feels great when people have a basic generosity. They appreciate the hard work. And it's not easy to make a movie, any movie. So, of course it feels good."

Weinstein

48. Movie poster: "Silver Linings Playbook"

AP Entertainment

Los Angeles, 1 December 2012

49. "Silver Linings Playbook" director David O. Russell (left), Jacki Weaver (center) and Bradley Cooper (right)

50. SOUNDBITE (English) Jacki Weaver/Actress, on one award-lesson she learned after receiving an Oscar nomination for the 2010 drama "Animal Kingdom" -- Weaver answers to fellow "Silver Linings Playbook" costar Bradley Cooper:

"I was going to say, 'Don't wear stilettos. Don't wear stiletto heels"

Bradley Cooper/Actor: "Oh. Darn it. I've got to rethink it now.

Weaver: "You can't wear drag."

(Both laugh, along with their "Silver Linings Playbook" director David O. Russell.)

AMPAS

51. Movie poster: "The 84th Annual Academy Awards"

AP Entertainment

Los Angeles, 1 December 2012

52. "The 85th Annual Academy Awards" co-producer Craig Zadan, host Seth MacFarlane, co-producer Neil Meron

53. "The 85th Annual Academy Awards" co-producer Craig Zadan, host Seth MacFarlane, co-producer Neil Meron

54. SOUNDBITE (English) Seth MacFarlane/Host, "The 85th Annual Academy Awards," on what he has planned for the telecast:

"You know, we're hoping to be walking a nice, steady balance between being respectful ... What's look for? What's that sideways glance for? ... It'll be a steady and respectful balance between what we know and love about the Oscars and, perhaps, an injection of something new and unexpected."

55. Wide arrivals line

ACADEMY CONTENDERS CAMPAIGN AT GOVERNORS AWARDS

Yeah, right.

They were there out of respect for the honorees at the 4th annual Governors Awards: studio CEO Jeffrey Katzenberg, documentarian D.A. Pennebaker, stunt legend Hal Needham and director and film historian George Stevens Jr.

"Well, you know, there's three Academy Awards," noted "Star Wars" director George Lucas. "There's the technical awards and there's the big Academy Awards, which are where they are giving out the awards. And then there's what I call the 'retired, sort of old-people awards for people who didn't get one at the end of their career, or they've done a lot for the community or they're just nice people and we want to give them an award. That's where we are today."

But that wasn't the only reason what felt like half of Hollywood showed up on a rainy Saturday night (2 December). With a good chunk of Academy members in attendance, some of this award season's hottest prospects were there to get the word out on their films. Among those posing for arrivals-line photos but doing no-to-little press: Kristen Stewart ("On the Road"), Ewan McGregor ("The Impossible"), as well as the directors of "Les Miserables and" "Zero Dark Thirty."

And even more contenders were talking to the press -- and unusually candid about how the night provided a prime opportunity to stump for their films.

"This is the world now," noted actor Richard Gere. Never a nominee, Gere has the support of some high-profiled critics, including Roger Ebert, who say Gere deserves a nod for his performance of a high-finance wheeler-dealer in "Arbitrage." "In the old days, this ('Arbitrage') would have been a studio picture," Gere continued. "And the studios would have been dying to have a well-made thriller/sexy movie -- for adults, about adults. And that's not the case anymore. This is an independent film, and there's no money in the independent world to release films like this. So, it's kind of up to us to do everything. We carried it on our backs."

Among others walking the press gauntlet: "Silver Linings Playbook" actors Bradley Cooper and Jacki Weaver, "The Sessions"' Helen Hunt and John Hawkes, "Flight" director Robert Zemeckis and actress Kelly Reilly.

The producers and host of the 85th-annual Academy Awards made the scene, as well. Seth MacFarlane -- he of the irreverent "Family Guy" -- will serve as emcee. "You know, we're hoping to be walking a nice, steady balance between being respectful ... What's look for? What's that sideways glance for? ... It'll be a steady and respectful balance between what we know and love about the Oscars and, perhaps, an injection of something new and unexpected."

Yeah, right.

"The 85th Annual Academy Awards" is set for 24 February 2013 in the Hollywood section of Los Angeles.

SHOTLIST

AP Television

Los Angeles, 31 May 2009

1. MTV Movie awards sign

2. Wide camera cutaway

3. Fashion shot actor Megan Fox

4. Close up of Fox's gold clutch and ring

5. Fashion shot musician-actor LeAnn Rhimes

6. Close up Rhimes' wedding ring

7. Various fashion shot actor Zac Efron

8. Fashion shot actor Sandra Bullock

9. Wide of Cameron Diaz posing

10. Fashion shot actor Kristen Stewart

11. Fashion shot actor Kristen Bell, with push into House of Lavande necklace

12. Fashion shot actor Channing Tatum

13. Fashion shot actor Sienna Miller, with push in to silver Coco Chanel clutch

14. Fashion shot actor Whitney Port

15. Fashion shot actor Sacha Baron Cohen as "'Bruno"

16. Fashion shot reality-TV star Brody Jenner

17. Fashion shot reality-TV star Lauren Conrad

18 Close up Conrad's hand and nails

19. SOUNDBITE (English) Lauren Conrad/Reality TV Star:

"I am wearing Moschino, I liked it because, I usually go a little more simple, but it felt a little like a ballerina dress to me."

20. Fashion shot reality-TV star Audrina Patridge

21. Camera cutaway

22. SOUNDBITE (English) Audrina Patridge/Reality TV Star:

"I love backless because it's mysterious and you see the front and then you see the back and you're just like, 'Wait a minute, turn around again'. My stylist is Joey Tierney, actually designed it just for me."

23. Fashion shot actor Ashley Tisdale

24. SOUNDBITE: (English) Ashley Tisdale/Actor:

"Elise Overland. I was just looking at a bunch of stuff with my stylist Simone and I just saw this and I put it on and it fit me like a glove so I was just like, 'this is it. I feel really good.' "

25. Fashion shot actor Vanessa Hudgens

24. Close up of Hudgens' gold bangle bracelets

25. Close up of Hudgens' gold necklaces

26. SOUNDBITE: (English) Vanesa Hudgens/Actor:

"Colour, yeah, I know. I usually don't do colour. I thought because I was tan I might as well go for orange. Does that make sense?"

27. Fashion shot actor Taraji P. Henson

28. SOUNDBITE(English) Taraji P. Henson/Actor:

"I mean, look at it. What about it does not say, 'Rocker'? I'm a rock star. And my publicist is always reminding me that I'm an actress, but the rock star lives deep within."

29. Close up celebrity Paris Hilton's diamond clutch purse, with pull out to wide fashion shot of Hilton and boyfriend Doug Reinhardt

30. SOUNDBITE (English) Paris Hilton/Celebrity

"Thank you I'm wearing Jenny Packham, she is one of my favourite designers. And I thought it would look great with Doug's Tom Ford's suit."

31. Fashion shot entertainer Miley Cyrus

32. Close up of Cyrus' jewellery

33. SOUNDBITE: (English) Miley Cyrus/Entertainer:

"Moschino and then I also have Elizabeth and James, which is kind of cool.

(Reporter: "Why do you love it?")

"I just thought it was fun. I really like jewellery, so I just put on a lot of jewellery, and it's just something I feel comfortable in, I guess."

34. Fashion shot actor Hayden Panettiere in short black Ungaro dress

35. Close up of Panettiere's bracelet and rings

36. SOUNDBITE (English) Hayden Panettiere/Actor:

"It's different, and I don't think I've seen anything quite like it. It's fun. It makes me feel comfortable and sexy at the same time. Because sometimes sexy is not comfy."

37. Wide shot of arrivals

STORYLINE

DOING IT MTV FASHION

It was time for something a little different at the MTV Movie Awards as the stars attending decided to take a risk in the fashion stakes and try something new.

Famous faces from the big and the small screen took a gamble when getting dressed up for Sunday night's ceremony in L.A. and stayed away from playing it safe.

For example 'High School Musical's Vanessa Hudgens dared to dabble with a new sunburst shades:

"I usually don't do colour. I thought because I was tan I might as well go for orange."

Although her beau Zac Efron stuck to his tried and tested style with a suit, skinny tie and that long brushed over hair-do which sees his blue eyes peaking out below his messy fringe.

Former 'The Hills' star Lauren Conrad threw caution to the wind in a red and navy floral patterned ruffled number by Moschino:

"I liked it because, I usually go a little more simple, but it felt a little like a ballerina dress to me."

Someone else flaunting frills was 'The Curious Case of Benjamin Button' star Taraji P. Henson.

She was almost changing careers with her black and white printed shirt strapless frock with a white lacy fringed bustle behind:

"What about it does not say, 'Rocker'? I'm a rock star. And my publicist is always reminding me that I'm an actress, but the rock star lives deep within," says Taraji.

While 'Heroes' actress Hayden Panettiere joined the leggy squad with a short black dress and white trim, again trying something new:

"It's different, and I don't think I've seen anything quite like it. It's fun. It makes me feel comfortable and sexy at the same time. Because sometimes sexy is not comfy."

KARL LAGERFELD REMEMBERED AT CHANEL METIERS D'ART

On Wednesday evening (4 DECEMBER 2019), hours before a strike that was set to paralyse Paris, fashion's crème de la crème and stars from Penelope Cruz to Kristen Stewart to Yara Shahidi turned out for the first Chanel Métiers d'Art show designed by new artistic director Virginie Viard who took over after Karl Lagerfeld's passing last February. After the show, Cruz, a Chanel ambassador ,remarked, "I feel like there is nobody better in the world that can continue the work he did."

The Métiers d'Art collection celebrates the thousands of hours of work by highly skilled artisans in the various ateliers acquired by Chanel throughout the years, from Lesage embroidery to Goossens jewelry. The show travels to a different city every year; this time, Viard chose Paris and the Grand Palais, where the very first Métiers d'Art show was held in 2002.

For the event, the Grand Palais was transformed into Coco Chanel's iconic former apartment at 31 Rue Cambon, complete with reproductions of her suede sofa, artworks, books, and lacquered Coromandel screens. Underneath the dome, the runway area resembled the Haute Couture salons, also at the same address, where Chanel's fashion collections were originally presented. Models entered via a grand staircase that echoed the legendary mirrored staircase leading to the Couture salons and the Creation studio.

The objects in Mademoiselle Chanel's apartment found echoes in the clothing and accessories: gold lions, bows, chains, the number 5, as well as two-tone black and white. The house's emblematic camellias were printed onto feathers and the iconic double C appeared in black flowers. Sheaves of wheat from a Dali painting she owned were reinterpreted as sequined embroidery.

The Métiers d'Art collection looks like couture but is, in fact, ready to wear. This collection opened with a tailored black wool coat belted and trimmed with sparkling embroidery. Supermodel Gigi Hadid walked in a glittering version of the house's iconic tweed and layers of necklaces, and Kaia Gerber wore a silky white shirt over a white miniskirt embroidered with the house logo, carrying a teeny quilted Chanel bag on a chain.

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Paris, 4 December 2019

1. Exterior of Grand Palais in Paris (pan)

2. Interior of Grand Palais (tilt down)

3.  American actress Kristen Stewart in the crowd.

4. French actress Marion Cotillard sitting in the re-creation of Coco Chanel's apartment

5. French singer/actress Vanessa Paradis in the crowd

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6. French singer Angèle poses for photographers

7. Fashion show (with Gigi Hadid, Bella Hadid, Kaia Gerber)

8. Show finale

9. Artistic Director Virginie Viard takes a bow.

10. SOUNDBITE (English) Penelope Cruz, actress, on Virginie Viard following Karl Lagerfeld:

"I feel like there is nobody better in the world that can continue the work that he did. They worked together so closely for so many years. She obviously loves him so much and I think he will be present in everything she does, or everything we all do, connected to Chanel."

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11. CUTAWAY Penelope Cruz posing for photographers.

12. SOUNDBITE (English) Penelope Cruz, actress on Karl Lagerfeld:

"I have a lot of personal memories with him (Karl Lagerfeld). Like the last Métiers d'Art I was with him walking at 12 at night in Central Park, like going after the show. He was very special, very interesting conversations all the time. He was very unexpected, like you never knew what he was gonna say or do, like Pedro (Almodovar). He reminds me of Pedro in many ways, in his sense of humor also. So I'm very fortunate that I could spend time in my life with him, and time that was really special. And obviously we all know how much Virginie also loved him. But this continues in the best possible way, having her as a designer."

13. CUTAWAY Coco Chanel's apartment reproduced at the Grand Palais

14. SOUNDBITE (English) American actress Margaret Qualley:

"This show was so beautiful. It was a particularly special experience for me because I actually—I got to go to visit Coco Chanel's apartment this morning. And, I mean, the attention to detail - even these chandeliers that they have there, are like an exact recreation of the chandelier that's in her apartment. And then within that—she designed it I guess—there's like fives on it, and the 2 C's. And I don't know, it's just all so magnificent how attentive they are, and how much they value their origin, and the same goes to Miss Chanel herself."

15. CUTAWAY chandelier above the runway.

16. SOUNDBITE (English) American actress Margaret Qualley:

"I came to Paris when I was 16 and I hadn't modeled before. But actually, my very first go-see when I was here - which is like what they call it when you're meetin_ when you are a model - was Chanel. And I got the job, I was so excited. And I didn't really know how to walk other than the way that humans walk. And I had really good posture from being a dancer. So I remember Karl teaching me how to slouch, to try to make me look cooler, and teaching me how to walk. It was a really special experience."

17. CUTAWAY Coco Chanel's apartment reproduced at the Grand Palais

18. SOUNDBITE (English) Yara Shahidi, actress:

"This is my second year as an ambassador. And my entire Chanel family is so lovely, I think what I love most is that they continue to engage me as Yara. And I think what's true of—every time I get to go to the apartment, or the experiences they have, and every time we get to know more and more about Chanel—as a human it's always been about what an empowered women looks like, and I love the fact that the brand continues to embody that."

19. CUTAWAY Models descending the grand staircase at the end of the show.

20. SOUNDBITE (English) Yara Shahidi, actress:

"So we were just in Verona this morning at 5 a.m. but that was for the unveiling of the Pirelli calendar, which I am in, 'Looking for Juliet,' shot by Paolo Roversi, who is incredible. And it was dedicated to Peter Lindbergh, which was such a touching moment."

21. CUTAWAY Coco Chanel's "apartment" at the Grand Palais.

22. SOUNDBITE (English) Liu Wen, Chinese supermodel:

"I mean, it's a beautiful show, it's so wonderful to be part of it. I just feel like I'm in a movie."

23. CUTAWAY Chinese model Liu Wen.

24. SOUNDBITE (English) Liu Wen, Chinese supermodel:

(Reporter: "Your relationship with Chanel goes back to the early days of your modeling.")

"True, 2008, so almost like 11 years, but I still remember first time I'm working the Chanel Cambon, like 29 or 31, the office. They exactly have the stairs. Every time we would finish a fitting, we would take the stairs and going to take a picture of your clothing before the show. So it exactly just reminds me of that."

STAR STUDDED AUDIENCE WATCHES KARL LAGERFELD'S FINAL FULL COLLECTION FOR CHANEL

It was Karl Lagerfeld's final curtain even though he was missing.

The entire fashion industry gathered inside Paris' Grand Palais and wept as they bid adieu to Chanel's iconic couturier who died last month and did not want a public funeral.

His final collection for the Parisian house, co-designed by new artistic director Virginie Viard, was presented on Tuesday morning (5 March 2019) amid the cinematographic set: A mountain village covered in peaceful snow as a one-minute silence was held by his friends and peers.

It was, it could be said, a runway in the sky.

Lagerfeld, a man who dedicated his life to fashion, had made his antipathy for a public funeral clear.

Chanel's fall-winter 2019 display, the historic last collection of a couturier that designed hundreds in a six-decade career, was his fitting send off.

It towed the line between genuine emotion and ironic spectacle, Lagerfeld's trademark.

Ahead of the runway show, its models, including actress Penelope Cruz, stood solemnly in the fake snow by a chalet and resting ski equipment.

A gentle bell rang out as poignant recordings of Lagerfeld's voice boomed out across the vast nave of the venue and echoed around the Germanic Alpine decor.

Guests observed a one-minute silence, including actresses Marion Cotillard and Kristen Stewart, models Claudia Schiffer and Naomi Campbell, singer Janelle Monnae and US Vogue Editor Anna Wintour.

Many wept.

In a moment that perfectly captured Lagerfeld's universe, the initial silence was interrupted by the bark of a small white dog kept in a sparkling Chanel shopping basket.

The show used the Alpine theme as a touchstone to produce a classical Chanel winter collection.

This display of a dizzying 72 looks wrapped up warm. It featured short ankle boots, or brogans, protected beneath tweed fedoras in looks the house said belonged to "elegant mountain dwellers".

Oversize, woolen statement coats that hung heavily had a distinct historic feel, a mood that Lagerfeld often liked to evoke.

They were twinned with contrasting patterns such as houndstooth in thick, baggy pants  to produce a clever visual kinesis.

Ethnic and Alpine motifs fused as white patterning on cinched and belted A-line skirts.

The obligatory tweed jackets this season were trimmed with a thick wool braid.

Then in some ironic takes on contemporary ski-wear, the collection let its hair down, and delivered them in eye-popping hues of pink, blue and red.

Paris, 5 March 2019

1. Tilt down exterior of show venue

2. Wide pan of setting and guests

3. Wide shot Claudia Schiffer talking with guest

4. Wide shot Kristen Stewart talking to Janelle Monae

5. Wide shot Naomi Campbell arrival

6. Various shots catwalk, opened by Cara Delevingne (Towards the end of show, Penelope Cruz walks down the runway with white gardenia flower)

7. Wide shot artistic director of Chanel Virginie Viard takes a bow

8. Various shots final pass

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1. Various shots Julien Macdonald catwalk

2. Close-up backstage sign

3. Pan across party

4. Medium shot Julien Macdonald waves to reporter's camera

5. SOUNDBITE (English) Julien Macdonald, designer - on his backstage, pre-show traditions:

"I've been doing it for a long time, it never changes, it's always horrendous, it's the most stressful time in my entire world. Last night I sat and thought 'why am I doing this?' It's a lot of work but, you know what, this is what I do, this is my job and I can't complain. I'm not on a building site, I'm not fitting a lightbulb."

6. Various shots Julien Macdonald catwalk

7. Medium shot Julien Madonald poses for photos with female and male model

8. Close-up Julien Madonald

9. SOUNDBITE (English) Julien Macdonald, designer - on his pre-show advice to models:

"I always say to the models, look, you were born that way, you have one life, go for it. I wish I was born beautiful but, unfortunately, not all of us are born like that. But whatever we're born with, make the most out of."

10. Medium shot Julien Macdonald being interviewed

11. Close-up Julien Macdonald

12. SOUNDBITE (English) Julien Macdonald, designer - on his phil