Camilla Belle wore this grey and pink kaleidoscope printed Alexander McQueen dress back in January when she attended the LA premiere of Push. Champagne colored Jimmy Choo Poem satin sandals
($435) completed Camilla’s impeccable ensemble. Gotta love her effortless chic style!
Estelle opted for a similar McQueen dress from the same Spring 2009 collection which she wore at MoMA’s 41st Annual Party in the Garden at The Museum of Modern Art in New York yesterday. The singer opted for black peep-toe pumps to finish her outfit.
I know these two dresses aren’t the same, but since the kaleidoscope print is identical I thought I would compare both looks anyway. So which lady owns it best? I think I prefer the cut of Camilla’s dress. She also accessorized her outfit better. Do you agree?
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Alexander McQueen Spring 2009
Alexander McQueen Spring 2009
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A few days ago, Kourtney Kardashian sported a printed maxi dress from the ever popular Matthew Williamson for H&M collection when she attended the grand opening of their own store Dash in Miami. Kourtney accessorized her dress with a black wide belt, matching black clutch and pink nails.
Estelle wore the same dress yesterday when she attended the H&M And Estelle Unveil The Fashion Against AIDS Collection Launch in New York. The singer went for a more casual look and paired her H&M dress with a denim jacket and a black Chanel bag.
Being not too fond of the dress, I choose Estelle as the one who pulled it off better because Kourtney looks like she’s drowning in that dress and the deep plunge neckline doesn’t work with the cut of the dress either. What do you think?
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Matthew Williamson for H&M
Matthew Williamson for H&M
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