Showing posts with label red carpet fashion. Show all posts
Showing posts with label red carpet fashion. Show all posts

Tuesday, 18 April 2017

Amy Huberman Wears Dirty Fabulous Vintage at the IFTA's!





We were thrilled beyond belief when the wonderfully talented, Amy Huberman chose to wear a tulle 1950's evening gown from Dirty Fabulous for her big night at the IFTA's.
Amy looked absolutely stunning on the night and went on to win best actress for her role in the drama; Striking Out. 
YAY!!! (cue Cheshire sized grins at Dirty Fabulous HQ)

Thursday, 23 February 2017

It's Oscar Time!

The Academy Awards are the highlight of the award season and probably one of the biggest celebrity red carpet events. 
For decades we've been intrigued by the glamour and glitter of Hollywoods celebrities as this is "THE" event where all the stops are pulled out!

In anticipation of Sunday nights 2017 red carpet I thought I'd show you some photos that we think would completely slay it, even today:

Who needs dresses slashed down to the navel and up to the high... I wanna see something old school!

1947 Christian Dior
1955 Pierre Balmain
1951 Christian Dior
1951 Pierre Balmain
Jane Wyman 1953

Hollywood actress, Loretta Young, knew a thing or two about adding red carper oomph!
She wore this green showstopper to the Oscars in 1948. Talk about making a statement!
The other photos below show Loretta Young in a series of incredible evening gowns that she wore on film.



If, shock horror, you find yourself invited to the Oscars with NOTHING to wear then here are some of our uber glamourous vintage looks from Dirty Fabulous!







Monday, 2 February 2015

Wearing White on the Red Carpet

I love award season, it adds a touch of glamour to an otherwise dull January and BOOM!... before you know it the Oscars are upon us and we're halfway through February.
So far the red carpet had been awash with white evening gowns which I'm sure will inspire many an upcoming bride.
Gorgeous!

 I don't think Kate eats many Jaffa cakes!

Love Emily's styling with this cut out gown

Simple and elegant

Not for the faint hearted!

One of my favourites and so reminiscent of the 1950's.

A lovely Goddess style Jenny Packham dress

This is fabulous! Reese looks absolutely flawless.
Images courtesy of E Online

Now take some time to indulge in some red carpet worthy, white gowns from our vintage bridal collection. 
Full on wow factor!

The cape is having a moment right now in the world of fashion and we're only too happy to oblige!



Sequins and beads make the perfect partners
Timeless beauty with lace and a classic silhouette

 One shoulder devore, beaded Goddess gown...my oh my! 

Old Hollywood and a touch of Grace Kelly with this lace and tulle gown

 1970's glamour

 
Boho Chic
 A flirtatious cut out number that retains an air of casual coolness!

 For all your red carpet or bridal needs call us on 01 6111842 or email info@dirtyfabulous.com for an appointment










Thursday, 16 January 2014

It's all about the ankles for award season!












Did you watch the Golden Globes? We watched the red carpet entrances for the fashion and a little of Tina Fey and Amy Poehlers hilarious hosting.
Even though, this year, a huge amount of movies that are on my "must see" happen to be up for nominations, here at Dirty Fabulous HQ we're all about the fashion!
The first thing we noticed about the Golden Globes red carpet was that many a Starlet had their ankles on show.
This may be a new trend for the red carpet but one that we are very familiar with. It was the norm from the 1940's to 1960's to show off your elegant shoes and wear your dresses raised to the ankles.
It can be hard to get your head around this style when you are used to wearing full length dresses that skim the floor but we think it's only gorgeous to show off some killer heels and shapely ankles!

1960's ivory lace wedding gown with dipped hem at back. 


1950s Cobalt Emma Domb gown with contrasting lining.

 

1930's Charteuse velvet gown with rhinestone pins.

 1950's emerald satin gown with train detail.


1960's ivory lace gown with train.

1960's fully beaded column gown.

1960's Emma Domb Satin Brocade empire gown.



1950's lace wedding gown

All these and more fabulous gowns in stock!