MTV Movie Awards: HAIR

There were lots of lovely locks on the MTV Movie Awards Red Carpet. Here are some of our favorites....From Brunettes to Blondes Ombre hair color proved to still be a big trend for summer. It's more natural then last years drastic version (think Drew Barrymore), it's perfect for sunkissed highlights.

The redhead trend keeps growing, Emma Stone went back to her natural roots. Expect to see a lot of redheads this fall.

The blondes didn't disappoint, we are loving the look of blonde on blonde (subtle highlights). A lot of celebs kept their hair in natural waves. Gorgeous!

MTV Movie Awards: Best Dressed

This years' MTV Movie Awards was not only funny but the fashion was also fantastic. One of my favorite parts about it was that people dressed to their personalities. I can't stand when a stylist dresses a celebrity completely different than their personality and image. It not only looks odd, but it makes the person uncomfortable. 


Now on to my Best Dressed list, first the women. 
1. Reese Witherspoon. As she is the recipient of the Generation Award, it's fitting that she should be best dressed. I love the print and heart cut. The Movie Awards are all about fun fashion & this is definitely a fun cocktail dress. 

2. Leighton Meester. I may get some slack for this choice but I hands down love it. I am such a fan of embellishments like sequins and reflective pieces. I wish it had been a little more fitted to her body, but I still love it. It's great that the design is sort of mismatched because it sets it apart from all the other mirrorball dresses. 

3. Rosie Huntington Whiteley. Rosie looks fantastic in this tiger print. It's not often that you see tiger print as zebra and leopard are more popular. I love how well she accessorized with this outfit; her shoes and handbag match brilliantly but remain understated. 

4. Mila Kunis. This outfit is so simple and chic. It is also so easy to replicate in your own life, which I think is fantastic. This is a great look to go to lunch, dinner or a night out with your girlfriends. It's very multi-faceted. This is also an example of the fact that you don't have to dress provocative to look good.  

5. Selena Gomez. I don't think anyone would have pulled this look off as well as Selena. The silk top and ruched skirt fit her body so well. It makes her look incredibly sophisticated. The tan and ivory coloring is also great for summer. 

Honorable Mentions (in no particular order). 
Blake Lively 

Katie Cassidy

Emma Stone

Emma Watson

Now on to the men
1. Ryan Gosling. It is no secret on this blog that I adore the way Ryan dresses. He has such a unique style that suits him perfectly. His outfit at the Movie Awards was no different. When he walked on stage, I was in aw of his ability to pair such different pieces of clothing together. Wearing a rough leather jacket, black v-neck and blue trousers he looked the essence of cool. 

2. Ryan Reynolds looks classy casual as always. A mix of the Hamptons summer meets London elegance. Just by layering a casual cardigan he changes the entire look of this outfit to a more comfortable chic. 

3. Xavier Samuel. What a way for Xavier to stand out on his own; wearing a great black three piece suit with a vintage style waistcoat. He looks extremely well groomed and clean cut, and what gals don't like that?

4. Jason Sudeikis. I always believe the host should be one of the best dressed of any evening because they will be the one you look at throughout the night. Jason definitely looked the part in his charcoal gray suit and royal blue tie. I love the small details of the pocket square and tie clip. 

5. Tom Felton. The winner of the best villain award looks tranquil in this nautical inspired look. Wearing a navy striped white shirt and matching navy blazer and trousers, Tom looks ready for the sea. Or at the very least a night at the country club. 

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What were some of your favorite looks for the night? Do you agree/disagree with mine? 

MTV Movie Awards Best Dressed

This year the Movie Awards saw its continuing tradition of strange outfits, everything from blue hair to LMFAO's mismatched leather outfits. This however is a compilation of what in my opinion were the best dressed of the night.

Best dressed female:

Sandra Bullock-- This backless dress was incredible. It was both classy and flirty, and the perfect choice for Sandra's first official return to the spotlight.

Runners up:
Jessica Biel-- This was such a cute outfit, I loved it. It shows that you don't need to have a revealing outfit to look incredible. (Other celebs take note)

Jessica Alba and Vanessa Hudgens -- Jessica wears a lot of black dresses, but each one is so completely different. This outfit took the textures between the tights and the dress and made it stand out against the other presenters of the evening. I also loved the belt which added another separation to her long torso. Vanessa on the other hand had a great summer dress. It was light and flowed with her movements. 

Honorable Mentions:
Eva Mendes-- I adored the metallic leopard print and its one shouldered cut. However, I wish that it had fit her better, it either needed to be more form fitting or a smaller size. When she moved it looked like a bag hanging off her body almost like chainmail.

Scarlett Johansson-- I thought the green color was a great choice for her skin tone and hair. I just think green lace...isn't so great.

Best dressed male:
Aziz Ansari--the host should always be the best dressed, and aziz was channeling a Diddy moment with this number. The white jacket with black lapel and matching black pants/bow tie was such a clean cut look.

Runner Up:
Peter Facinelli--Peter had the perfect relaxed look for the movie awards. Not too formal and not too casual. The best part about this outfit is that it actually fits! Too many times men wear clothes that are either too large or too small and Peter actually had his clothes fitted to his body. 


That's my Movie Awards fashion roundup. Let me know what you think! Do you agree with my choices? Disagree? Have other best dressed nominees? 

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