The Red Carpet Round-up

Mr. Movember arrived at the premiere for his new movie '127 Hours' in which he has to do the unthinkable to survive. Luckily it's all for pretend and the 32 year old Franco can go to premieres in head to to Gucci and grow ridiculous looking facial hair.

Zachary Quinto (first image) walks the red carpet at the after party following the opening night performance of his off-Broadway play Angels in America on Thursday (October 28). The small image above comes from GQ who celebrates Quinto as one of the thick-framed cool gang which includes Justin Bieber.  I love his consistent style. Note that it's never over the top or very colourful yet it still has all the quirks we fashion commentators love; small collars, peak lapel... Quinto knows how to fit a slim suit to his tall frame without over-exaggerating it.

Gabe Saporta, who fronts the band Cobra Starship joined Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen at the Women's Wear Daily 100 Anniversary Gala in NYC on Tuesday. I love his Timo Weiland suit with his choice of rolled up cuff to reveal purple socks. It's a Mark Ronson look but we forgive him. However the un-tucked shirt loses points.

Kanye West likened himself to the 'Rap version of George Bush' this week. And while he does seem to cause mayhem with his endless opinions he does do right by me with his style. Mostly anyway. Perhaps wearing shoes that blend in with the flooring isn't such a great idea. But West must know what he's doing because this week he was named ACE Awards' Stylemaker of the Year!


This week old blue eyes is doing press for his new movie with Anne Hathaway. You may recall their first on-screen "romance" in Brokeback Mountain. Thanks to the preview of the movie I now have no reason to see it because in those three minutes I saw the whole thing. Usually I wouldn't think of adding rugged boots to a suit but in this case I quite like it. That's Hollywood rebellion for you. Add one smug look and a tan and you're all set.


This week the clean cut Gossip Boy stepped out in this modest look with the simple accessory of grey shoes and pocket square. Unlike Ed Westwick who has been named one the worst-dressed in Hollywood, it is Crawford that sticks to the basics. Maybe it won't get you as noticed in the long run but I bet he would rather be safe than sorry. I think this look is modern and elegant at the same time. Completely appropriate for the occasion.