There were lots of celebrity fashion sightings this week. From the Country Music Awards to the UK premiere screening of “Hunger Games: Mockingjay Part 2,” to CFDA/Vogue Fashion Fund Awards, Fashion Reverie keeps its viewers front row and center with what your favorite celebrities are wearing.
Lady Gaga may not be making a red carpet appearance but she is still exquisitely chic in this tan A Moi coat arriving at the JFK airport. It would be nice if Gaga would go back to her, outlandish, over-the-top outfits. Well, I guess that would be appropriate for the airport.
Supermodel Chanel Iman looks ravishingly fresh and seductive in this shell-embroidered tube top with black and white graphic skirt and black and white print bomber jacket at the CFDA/Vogue Fashion Fund Awards.
Chanel Iman set off this ensemble with Jorge Adeler ring and earrings. Since she has put a few pounds Chanel Iman looks so delicious!!
Since it’s getting colder this week it is all about the coats. And tan coats seem to be the order of the day this fall season. “Orange Is the New Black’s” Taylor Shilling sets this chic tan coat off with black turtleneck, white slacks and Via Spiga’s ‘Fabrizie’ peep toe sandal in black leather.
Jennifer Lawrence is not afraid of a little side boob. Lawrence is captivating at the UK premier of “Hunger Games: Mockingjay Part 2” with her new coif and red brick print gown with gold chain embellishment at the side boob view. Lawrence accessorizes beautifully with a Djula hand chain.
Carrie Underwood looks good in almost anything. Well, it was more than anything at the 2015 CMAs. After several wardrobe changes, Underwood looked lovely in carnation pink Gauri & Nainka peplum and later she took the stage in a breathtaking second pink print dress by the design duo.
Supermodel Hilary Rhoda looks fit and fabulous in black cocktail dress with high slit at the 18th Annual Accessories Council ACE Awards in NYC. Rhoda really made this entire look pop with the ‘Fara’ pump by Via Spiga.
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