Showing posts with label Diane Kruger. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Diane Kruger. Show all posts

Sunday, December 14, 2008

Diane Kruger dons Clubmasters for Ray-Ban party


Ray-Ban Clubmasters have been snapping on the heels of their more popular Wayfarer cousins for a while now but they're neck and neck in the style stakes.Ray-Ban invited three bands including the Black Kids to re-jig their favourite songs which they played to a crowded party of celebs. Teaming her sunnies with high-waisted tuxedo trousers Diane Kruger looks pretty hot in hers unlike Gossip Girl's Ed Westwick...
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Monday, December 10, 2007

Diane Kruger is a National Treasure

And to be more exact: a National Treasure in Chanel.

The never-knowingly-ugly Diane Kruger stepped out in Tokyo for the Japanese premiere of National Treasure 2: Book of Secrets. And as always, she looked impossibly beautiful, yet ever so slightly quirky.

The dress she's wearing is from Chanel Couture's 2006 Fall collection; and those lovely snowflake-style motifs make for a lovely wintery touch, dontcha think? No wonder the lovely lass is beaming. Now if only that security guard fella would stop listening to his Walkman, everything would be perfect. Still, never mind. You keep smiling away, Diane!

Sunday, August 26, 2007

It's Diane Kruger vs Debra Messing in Gaultier belted dress


There's nothing I love more than a celebrity fashion face-off and I've got a beauty here in Debra Messing and Diane Kruger. The shades may look different but after going back though the Shiny fashion archives I noticed that both actresses were spotted out wearing identical Jean Paul Gaultier belted purple frocks.

Debra chose to wear hers at the unveiling of Saks Fifth Avenue new shoe department with a chunky black bag while Diane (who was snapped in it first) wore hers to the Cartier International Polo Day, accessorising with a rather tasty looking Joshua Jackson.

The question here is who do you think pulled it of better? Does Debra's gorgeous red hair complement the dress enough to swing it for you or do you prefer Diane's relaxed style with loose locks and an added black patent belt?