After two slip-ups (at the Emmys, in poorly-fitting Louis Vuitton, and at the Golden Globes, in gold Alexander Vauthier) Michelle Dockery (“Downton Abbey”) finally got it right in her sleek “vintage” Chado Ralph Rucci gown. The press went crazy over her side boob exposure, but I thought it was pretty tame. Although I’m thrilled that she got a lot of press coverage (no pun intended), I do question if a dress by a designer who has only been in business since 1994 can be considered “vintage.” Nevertheless, her gown was certainly green, and we applaud her for that!
To see all the looks on the red carpet, go to www.styleite.com.
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ELISA CASAS (that’s me) was born and raised in New York City. I have a BFA in Photography from NYU and worked as a photojournalist and talent scout for major record labels before opening Chelsea Girl in 1993. I also owned Laurel Canyon Vintage, Clutch! and a popular cafe, City Girl Cafe, and I starred in the groundbreaking Sundance series, “Girls Who Like Boys Who Like Boys” with my best friend, David Munk. I like pomegranates, clouds, “Exile on Main Street,” birthdays, ancient ruins, the beach, abstract art, cypress trees, “Annie Hall,” old diamonds, Almodovar, clam shacks, surprises, Anne Boleyn, popcorn, “Rebecca,” margaritas, pugs, apple pie and castles in Spain. I live in TriBeCa with my fashionable daughter, Ruby.
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After two slip-ups (at the Emmys, in poorly-fitting Louis Vuitton, and at the Golden Globes, in gold Alexander Vauthier) Michelle Dockery (“Downton Abbey”) finally got it right in her sleek “vintage” Chado Ralph Rucci gown. The press went crazy over her side boob exposure, but I thought it was pretty tame. Although I’m thrilled that she got a lot of press coverage (no pun intended), I do question if a dress by a designer who has only been in business since 1994 can be considered “vintage.” Nevertheless, her gown was certainly green, and we applaud her for that!
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