Beyonce Knowles Fashion Win.
Beyonce Knowles has to be the undisputed fashion winner at the 35th Annual American Music Awards Sunday, Nov. 18, 2007, at the Nokia Theater in Los Angeles.
You just have to love the very sexy, hourglass design of Beyonce gown; it reminds us of Mae West trademark hourglass figure.
The skintight satin gown really complements Beyonce figure.
Flattering, yet drawing attention to her rounded cleavage and booty.
This gown, by her own label House of Dereon, truly embodies glamour.
Adding to Beyonce's glitter were more that one million dollars in Lorraine Schwartz diamonds.
Rihanna by Armani PriveAt the awards show, she performed the country version of "Irreplaceable" with Sugarland.
What happened to Rihanna?
Just a few weeks ago she wore a beautiful green gown to the World Music Awards in Monte Carlo.
However, the black velvet and Swarovski crystal-encrusted Armani Prive dress she wore on the red carpet simply did not cut it.
The top of the dress seemed ill fitting and definitely did not due anything to complement or enhance her appearance.
Rihanna by Zac Posen In fact, the top of the dress was more distracting than attracting; gaudy and unflattering.
However, the lacey Zac Posen mini dress she wore for her performance was right on the money. Still, Rihanna captured the Favorite Female Artist, Soul/R&B.
Carrie Underwood - Simple Sexy Always Wins.
Carrie Underwood by Georges Chakra Carrie Underwood showed that simple yet sexy always wins.
Carrie Underwood arrived in a form fitting white lace Georges Chakra mini dress with Rene Caovilla heels, with Mikimoto pear earrings and a Mary Norton clutch.
Carrie Underwood scored a triple at the American Music Awards taking home three awards including favorite country album.
Justin Timberlake Double.
Also scoring a double at the awards was Justin Timberlake who captured favorite pop-rock artist, and the award for soul/R&B album went to his "FutureSex/Love Sounds."
Timberlake accepted by video from Australia.
The complete list of award winners and red carpet fashion pictures follows:
Pop-rock:
Male artist: Justin Timberlake
Female artist: Fergie
Band, duo or group: Nickelback
Album: "Daughtry," Daughtry
Soul-R&B:
Male artist: Akon
Female artist: Rihanna
Album: "FutureSex/LoveSounds," Justin Timberlake
Rap-hip-hop:
Male artist: T.I.
Band, duo or group: Bone Thugs-n-Harmony
Album: "T.I. vs. T.I.P.," T.I.
Country:
Male artist: Tim McGraw
Female artist: Carrie Underwood
Band, duo or group: Rascal Flatts
Album: "Some Hearts," Carrie Underwood
Breakthrough artist:
Daughtry
Adult contemporary:
Daughtry
Alternative rock:
Linkin Park
Latin:
Jennifer Lopez
Contemporary inspirational:
Casting Crowns
Soundtracks:
Album: "High School Musical 2"
T-Mobile Text-In Award:
Carrie Underwood
International award:
Beyonce
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A large comfortable scarf has always been a staple to one's winter outfits. In the past few years, the trend seemed to be of plain, mono-coloured scarves. But ever since Balanciaga's FW07 show, ethnic-looking scarves have become more and more popular. Walk in to any high street store, Zara in particular, and you would notice that they have been selling a lot of Balenciaga-inspired scarves. Think tie-dyed, or coin/ round metal pieces-embellished scarves. I actaully bought a tie-dyed silk scarf from Zara when I was in a runway-fashion haze, but I returned it later becuase I decided it just wasn't practical. Speaking of Balenciaga, if you haven't seen one of the Balenciaga scarves in real life, go see it and feel it! Your brain might just irrationally equate the quality to the huge price tag.
Anyways, I usually buy myself one to two scarves per FW season. This season, one of my scarves is this green printed scarf. (Excuse the crappy styling and photography.) It's half silk and half wool, so it's not the thickest, warmest scarf around, but it's good for those not-too-chilly days. I especially like the purple and green blocks of colour at the ends of the scarf.
