What: The British song bird’s off-white midi dress at the Universal Music BRITs Party hosted by Bacardi in London.
Why: This crinkled confection is a simple statement, and stays true to Corrine’s style. The red pumps give it an added umph and keeps it from being boring.
What: Paula Patton’s cream lace dress at the 2013 Film Independent Spirit Awards in Santa Monica.
Why: This a prime example of how you can pull off lace at church. The covered shoulders, modest hemline and most importantly a respectful bodice (that isn’t see-through) makes this lace Easter Sunday approved.
What: Tia Mowry’s pretty pastel ensemble at Los Angeles Fashion Week’s Go Red For Women Red Dress Fashion Show in LA.
Why: Tia is perfect at pulling off a little sugar and spice combo. We adore the robin’s egg blue top and matching Louis Vuitton satchel, but it’s the grey leather skirt that makes it a fab fashion moment.
What: The stylist’s sparkly style at Oz The Great And Powerful VIP screening in New York City.
Why: We’re used to seeing June Ambrose in a fierce statement style topped with a hat, so we’re loving this softer side of the stylist. The sparking lavendar dress is so dreamy and the metallic accessories are the perfect shining touch.
What: Yolanda Adams in a creamy colored frock during the BET Celebration of Gospel 2013.
Why: Adams’ dress is another example of how to keep your style fresh and church-appropriate at the same time. The 3/4 sleeves and flower brooch make it soft and sweet, while the flouncy hemline and ankle booties make it sexy.
What: Hannah Bronfman’s blush tone ensemble at the 2013 Love Heals gala.
Why: Here’s one way to spruce up your spring trench –– make it metallic! Bronfman’s metallic touches (especially the Valentino pumps!) gives her soft pastel palette layered beneath a fresh update.