Celebrity culture is here to stay. And though some fashion pundits contend that the celebrity proliferation in the fashion industry has outlived its purpose, the plethora of fall/winter 2015 campaigns garnished by celebrities from Cher, Pharrell Williams, and Katy Perry to Anthony Kiedis, Willow Smith, Rihanna, and Michelle Alessandro seems to keep piling up.
That said; Fashion Reverie, true to form, keeps its readers informed of all things fashion, from the front lines to the front row. And whether celebs are looking great on the red carpet or should go back to the drawing board and hire another stylist, you will hear about it first from Fashion Reverie.

Dita Von Teese
We love everything Dita Von Teese wears whether she is scantily clad in just a g-string thong and pasties or she is adorned like Hollywood royalty. At the Pasquale Bruni Secret Garden launch event, Dita stunned all onlookers in an aquamarine form-fitting silk cocktail dress with Bruni bejeweled aquamarine necklace to match.

Jasmine Tookes
Model Jasmine Tookes looks ravishing in a Maria Lucia Hohan pale peach gown at the 2015 Fragrance Foundation Awards at Alice Tully Hall in New York City. This recent Victoria Secret’s Angel is definitely ready for her closeup!!

Katy Perry
We all love Katy Perry, but not so much in the multi-colored striped Missoni Mare jumpsuit with headband and Missoni PF15 belt. This shot was taken while Perry was vacationing in Greece. Vertical stripes are not a good fashion moment for you, Katy!!

Beth Behrs
And last but not least, “2 Broke Girls’” Beth Behrs looked prim and proper—maybe a little too prim—while attending TrevorLIVE New York honoring Sir Ian McKellen. The Le Vian earrings are stunning, but the overall look could use a little spicing up.
—Staff



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