Michaela Jedinak , UK Stylist, and co-creator of the Celebrity Style Slam gives us her evaluation of style or fashion sense worn by the four stars of Sex and the City at the Berlin SATC Premiere Celebrity Style Slam!– features UK Stylist Michaela Jedinak’s commentary on the celebrity fashion winners and losers. Michaela comments regularly on a variety of current celebrities at events or about town and how their style chalks up in her typical “call them as she sees them” manner.
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Kristin Davis:
COLOR: The colour of the dress is not bad for her colouring and the style of dress works well for her because the A-line dress with its pleats are balanced with the broader neckline of her dress.
BODYSHAPE: When you put all the factors of her outfit together the whole looks nothing but dowdy, which is not what one connects to Sex and the City, even if her character is the all goody American house wife.
STYLE: This green with this fabric in this shape and styled with these more looking like “house slippers!” shoes and with this loose open not styled hair looks like a witch just got off her broom stick! Just the hat is missing to complete the picture.
The whole look is inappropriate for a premiere and would have been such a better choice for a garden party in the suburbs.
Overall Rating: 2** Two Stars
Sarah Jessica Parker
COLOR: She is not only an A-class dresser but knows how to slip into different looks like a chameleon – and it all looks natural and effortless. This outfit and style is just another triumph! The muted light colour of her dress works on her because she pulled her hair out of her face, so her colouring is lighter than when hair is down
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BODYSHAPE: The dress fits her like a glove and works her body shape beautifully and though is short and tiny in her frame she knows how to dress that her clothes are not overpowering her frame.
STYLE: So, well chosen as well in a “Jil Sander ” country” and where less is more! There is nothing to say than she delivered another masterpiece of an outfit!
Overall Rating: 6 ****** Six Stars
Cynthia Nixon
COLOR:Black is not her best colour on her because it looks too harsh on her even if she has a lower neckline and pulled her hair back.
BODYSHAPE:Though she has a nice waist and bosom her frame is more edgy and needs therefore softness in its style, shape and colour. She is a very happy and balanced person and this outfit doesn’t play up to this factor and neither does it complement her personality. The shape of the dress is good and this dress in another colour would have transformed it from bad to fantastic e.g an emerald green with her hair open and with some big chunky golden earrings.
STYLE:Also, the red square handbag accessorised with this dress is so not on. It looks so small & tiny on her and is totally overpowered by her. Therefore it looks more like a mistake than a colour dot on the black dress. Plus this colour combination looks dated…black and red…we saw it a lot around Christmas- plus after all the season has changed also since then- it is summer now for the record- so dress accordingly
Overall Rating: 2** Two Stars
Kim Cattrell
COLOR:Wow- what a colour- I think she did a fine job of picking that dress. It works for her colouring, it is right for the season and reflects the current fashion
BODYSHAPE:Though the material is shiny the dress is loosened up in it its style by incorporating relaxed details and by wearing her open in a relaxed way. The details on her dress help not be too figure hugging but instead be helpful helpers to bring out her curves to her best advantage.
STYLE:The look is glamorous, playful, youthful and sexy but not desperate and inappropriate. She looks like someone who knows who she is, who is confident, happy and at ease wither herself – like her character in the movie. Not to forget it is a premiere where you have to stand out by glamorising your look. She is very right by skipping accessories it would have cheapen the look, but still I find a detail is missing to make it picture perfect like a matching golden bracelet .
Overall Rating: 5***** Five Stars
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Michaela Jedinak is the founder of JOY OF COLOUR, The Colour and Style Consultancy. She work as a stylist and personal shopper in London and internationally. Michaela offeres one on one consultations and is now providing online and interactive services who live far away or don’t have the time to come in for personal consults. http://www.joyofcolour.com/service_overview.html works with women and men at all age groups.
Stevie Wilson
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