Keira Knightley vs. Olivia Wilde: Who wore Mary Katrantzou best at TIFF 2013
We’re only four days into TIFF 2013 and it’s already been been A-list filled. Though the weekend presented us with some rain, it definitely did not stop the style stars from showing off amazing looks including two leading ladies, Keira Knightley and Olivia Wilde, who both showed support for It Brit designer Mary Katrantzou.
We’ve already ogled over Keira Knightley’s effortless beauty (here are 17 photos to prove it!), but we can’t pass up the chance to go into more detail of that beautiful red carpet look. While last year the British actress channeled a more dramatic look, it was refreshing to see Knightley gracing the red carpet this year in something colourful. Reminding us of the nostalgic spring days at Saturday night’s premiere of Can A Song Save Your Life?, Knightley opted for a whimsically printed strapless dress by Mary Katrantzou, featuring a strapless bustier and a voluminous skirt that grazed past her knees. Allowing her dress to get the full attention (as it should), she completed her outfit with a pair of nude/pink ankle strap suede heels by Christian Louboutin. As the quintessential English rose, she finished off her look with subtle but deep purple eyeshadow, nude lips and a chic chignon with her tousled bangs that delicately framed her face.
Olivia Wilde was dressed in her Sunday best at the Artists For Peace and Justice brunch yesterday before she attended her evening premiere. Arriving in the epitome of a Sunday brunch look, the September FASHION cover girl wore a Tetris-inspired print dress by the Greek-born London-based designer from the Resort 2014 collection. While the collection featured a multi-colour version, Wilde opted for the dress in blue, which worked perfectly with the occasion. Similar to Knightley, the American actress styled her print-heavy dress with nude pointed-toe heels by Jimmy Choo, allowing the dress to be the main focus. In the beauty department, Wilde complimented her outfit with blue eyeshadow and kept the rest of her look relatively simple yet sophisticated: neutral pink lips and a side-swept updo.
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Photography by George Pimentel
, but we can’t pass up the chance to go into more detail of that beautiful red carpet look. While last year the British actress channeled a more dramatic look, it was refreshing to see Knightley gracing the red carpet this year in something colourful. Reminding us of the nostalgic spring days at Saturday night’s premiere of Can A Song Save Your Life?, Knightley opted for a whimsically printed strapless dress by Mary Katrantzou, featuring a strapless bustier and a voluminous skirt that grazed past her knees. Allowing her dress to get the full attention (as it should), she completed her outfit with a pair of nude/pink ankle strap suede heels by Christian Louboutin. As the quintessential English rose, she finished off her look with subtle but deep purple eyeshadow, nude lips and a chic chignon with her tousled bangs that delicately framed her face.
Olivia Wilde was dressed in her Sunday best at the Artists For Peace and Justice brunch yesterday before she attended her evening premiere. Arriving in the epitome of a Sunday brunch look, the September FASHION cover girl wore a Tetris-inspired print dress by the Greek-born London-based designer from the Resort 2014 collection. While the collection featured a multi-colour version, Wilde opted for the dress in blue, which worked perfectly with the occasion. Similar to Knightley, the American actress styled her print-heavy dress with nude pointed-toe heels by Jimmy Choo, allowing the dress to be the main focus. In the beauty department, Wilde complimented her outfit with blue eyeshadow and kept the rest of her look relatively simple yet sophisticated: neutral pink lips and a side-swept updo.
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