She wore these Dior shoes at The TCAs and they're still quite cute. I actually think this whole look is quite successful; really polished but still youthful, and exactly what she should be wearing. I know that she's been working with Ilaria Urbinati, who styles Nina Dobrev (among lots of other people) recently, and someone needs to buy Ilaria a cocktail, because Christa's style has taken a real uptick lately.
This is fine. Those earrings need to be in my...well, hands. My ear-holes have closed up after years of not wearing earrings. But I can HOLD them next to my ears, right?
I don't know that I love this, but she has such a fun vibe. I think her personality is carrying it.
Sexy, and she looks great -- but I'm really worried that whatever that hardware is on the bodice, it could easily puncture something vital.
Cameron here is one of the owners of Decades and Decades Two, which are -- respectively -- an AMAZING vintage store/consignment place here in Los Angeles, which you should seriously visit. I have made a rule that I am only allowed to go inside if there is parking RIGHT IN FRONT because every time I go inside I buy something (shoes) from Decades Two. ANYWAY, Cameron does not fear a man-pattern and for that I sincerely salute him. This just entertains me. I wish more dudes would go there; Life is short. Consider a wacky suit every now and then. They bring delight to the masses.
Cute, right? I know none of us love the shoes, but that bag might make up for it.
I really love her on Parenthood -- it is easily her best work (aside from the masterwork that is Swimfan [seriously, you should see Swimfan) -- but this is NOT her best work. I kind of like the dress, truthfully, but I think a dress that foofy needs more polished hair or you just look like you're late for the 8th grade dance.
"Hello, I just popped by on my way home. I can't stay. I have an eye of newt in the fridge and if I don't get it into my potion before midnight you don't even want to KNOW."
I ALMOST like this but I feel like something is ever so slightly awry. It might just be the way she's standing?
I continue to really love her with shorter hair, but there is no way she didn't put this on and ask her stylist, "Do you think someone is going to joke that I look like I'm wearing a series of napkins?" PS: I wish you had a TV show, Rachael. You were the best thing about 666 Park Avenue and that show had Robert Buckley's abs.