Come undone.
Max Irons, Amanda Seyfried, Shiloh Fernandez attend
European Premiere of "Red Riding Hood" in London.
Kudos to their stylists all around because that's just how you want young Hollywood to look: sexy, glamorous and, well, young. Not that there isn't room for discussion. Let's break it down one time.
Amanda Seyfried In Karen Caldwell paired with Tom Binns jewelry and Fendi shoes.
We think it's a fun, young look, which of course suits her because she's young. We can't speak to whether or not she's fun. Sure the lipstick's mighty red but it suits her coloring and hello? Check the title of the movie. Only real critique: those shoes do nothing.
Max IronsWe don't mind the slightly disheveled look at all. We've seen it done better than this. It seems to us he's not wearing an undershirt and the shirt looks just a little, shall we say, off the rack. Also, call us old-fashioned but a belt should have been deployed. Still, the look suits him. He just needs to tweak the details.
Hem. Painful.
Shiloh Fernandez in D&GIt's a good try, but yeah, there's some stuff to talk about here. The fit's not as good as it could be; the purple hankie fights with the banker's tie; and if the top button of your shirt is done, then your tie needs to be tight up against the collar. Also, we'll never really get behind the "beat-up shoes with a suit" look. With more casual wear, they work great, but not with a pin-striped grey suit.
Hem. Tears.
Hey, how about that? Turns it out this ISN'T how we want young Hollywood to look. We knew we could find something to bitch about. Kids today. No sense of style.
[Photo Credit: getty, wireimage]
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