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Charlize Theron & James Cameron Oscar Post Gala 2014

It Girl Styles — Sun, 13 Jul 2014 19:13:14 +0000

Flash back to an Oscar post gala on March 2, 2014.

Charlize Theron and Sean Penn

Avatar Director James Cameron, keynote address on his philosophy of activism for worthy causes

Halle Berry appears with a vintage Versace dress and Harry Winston Jewelry

Ne-Yo live performance. Hey it is Ne-Yo again!

Paris Hilton DJ-ing. So happy to see Paris again!

Paris Hilton’s gown by Haus of Milani

Silent Auction to raise money for nonprofit causes

Vanity Fair Social Club and It Girl Styles During Academy Awards Week

It Girl Styles — Wed, 12 Mar 2014 08:34:20 +0000

Vanity Fair Social Club, the first Oscars influencer and experiential marketing club of its kind during academy awards week, has been entertaining Bloggers with all sorts of panel discussions, fashion and beauty goodies including a twitter powered vending machine, a Lancome makeup room offering makeup, mani-pedi services, a faux food truck with gourmet food and snacks, and an organic coffee bar with coffee cups dressed in fashion patterns.

Earlier we blogged about the first two days at Vanity Fair Social Club, and Annie Leibovitz Sumo Size Book Behind The Scenes Look By Taschen.

Now here are the exciting things happened in the next few days. Vanity Fair and Chrysler toasted American Hustle at Ago restaurant, joined by Amy Adams and David O. Russell on February 27, 2014:

On February 28, 2014 Vanity Fair Beauty Director SunHee Grinnell engaged a conversation with Armani Beauty’s Celebrity Face Designer, Tim Quinn on a topic of ‘Sportlight on Hollywood Beauty’. Over the years, Oscars styles have never changed. It always stayed with a pure, classic old Hollywood glam look:

Lancome beauty room in the club:

The twitter powered vending machine:

And the coffee cups in fashion ‘dress’:

Norby Walters 24th Night of 100 Stars Oscars Red Carpet

It Girl Styles — Sat, 08 Mar 2014 20:51:00 +0000

The Norby Walters 24th Annual Night Of 100 Stars Awards Viewing Gala in celebrating the 86th annual awards is held in Beverly Hills Hotel on March 2, 2014. Let’s take a look at the styles of It Girls & It Boys on the Night of 100 Star Oscar party’s red carpet.

Let’s take a look at our fashionable It Girls of the night on the red carpet -

Oscars styles will always be a timeless and classic old hollywood glam look. I did hair and makeup in Taylor Swift red carpet look, wearing an elegant Pamella Roland gown:

It boys of the night has more of an ‘advanced style’. Many are former awards winners:

James Cromwell, Babe’s papa, is wearing a black suite with an amber brown colored scarf -

Remember our pink babe? -

Jon Voight, in black suite and bow tie with a white scarf, is sexy goddess Angelina Jolie’s father. Jon Voight has won best actor for his 1978 film ‘Coming Home’. He played father of his real life daughter in ‘Lara Croft: Tomb Raider’.

Anna-Marie Costello is Miss Oklahoma 2013, who undoubtedly had the best gown of the night. She is wearing a deep sea blue Sherri Hills dress, with a stunning multilayered train:

It Girl Styles Join Vanity Fair Campaign Hollywood

It Girl Styles — Tue, 25 Feb 2014 08:27:42 +0000

It Girl Styles is so excited to join Vanity Fair Social Club, part of Vanity Fair Campaign Hollywood 2014 to experience the excitement of the awards week! L’Oreal is one of the big sponsor for the Vanity Fair events. It Girl Styles will be updating news and activities happening during the entire awards week.

Check out the following news release about Vanity Fair Campaign Hollywood 2014:

New York Times – At the Oscars, Bringing Brands to Life

Hollywood Reporter – Oscar Week is Full of Vanity Fair Hosted Fashion and Beauty Events

Vanity Fair Unveils Inaugural V.F. Social Club At Campaign Hollywood 2014

Vanity Fair Campaign Hollywood 2014 day 2: Vanity Fair Digital Director Michael Hogan engages some of the field’s brightest and most opinionated talents from Vulture (Kyle Buchanan), Deadline (Pete Hammond), Fandango (Dave Karger), Vanity Fair (Krista Smith), Awards Daily (Sasha Stone) and Indie Wire (Anne Thomson) on the controversial practice of Oscar winner predictions: