When you hear the words "morally-complicated environmental thriller" your first thought probably isn't "sexy." But Ellen Page, Brit Marling, and our future husband Alexander Skarsgard insist that though "The East," their new film, is an ethically convoluted tale dealing with environmental terrorists and the dirty corporations take down, it has plenty of sexy-time. And with more two-faced characters than "The Dark Knight," we can bet on some drastic costume changes--we can't wait to see them!
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Ellen Page and Alexander Skarsgard Liven Up “The East” at Sundance
By The Thread | Hit List – Thu, Jan 24, 2013 5:51 PM EST
When you hear the words "morally-complicated environmental thriller" your first thought probably isn't "sexy." But Ellen Page, Brit Marling, and our future husband Alexander Skarsgard insist that though "The East," their new film, is an ethically convoluted tale dealing with environmental terrorists and the dirty corporations take down, it has plenty of sexy-time. And with more two-faced characters than "The Dark Knight," we can bet on some drastic costume changes--we can't wait to see them!"The Carrie Diaries" Star AnnaSophia Robb Talks SJP, Heels, and '80s Style
By The Thread | Style Crush – Thu, Jan 24, 2013 4:08 PM EST
AnnaSophia Robb is the star of The CW's "The Carrie Diaries" and our newest fashion obsession. Robb plays a young Carrie Bradshaw on the new “Sex and the City” prequel—and those are no easy Manolos to fill! We sat down with the starlet who told us the more she familiarizes herself with Carrie's world, the less afraid she becomes of fashion. We can't be more pumped to see her come in to her own style-wise this year. Watch this clip where Robb talks tailoring, vintage vs. contemporary dressing, and everyone's favorite topic: heels! Read More »from "The Carrie Diaries" Star AnnaSophia Robb Talks SJP, Heels, and '80s Style
The "Golden" Globes took on new meaning this year with trends like shiny metallics and voluminous, wavy hair dominating the red carpet. We sent our host Jay Manuel behind the scenes at a Globes-themed People Magazine shoot to get the scoop on these trends. Watch and learn how to achieve those perfect, sexy waves with just a few tricks and how to capture that molten glow from head to toe.Sundance Style: The Good, The Bad & The Ugly
By The Thread | Hit List – Tue, Jan 22, 2013 10:16 AM EST
We hit the streets of Park City, Utah, the home of The Sundance Film Festival to bring you the best, worst, and downright criminal in festival style. Let's start with the good: Southwestern prints, statement-making accessories, and leather detailing were among some of our favorite trends that we spotted on the ladies of Park City, while clashing colors and over-layering served as some festival-goers' fashion downfall. Who had the absolute worst outfit of the week-long affair? Watch this latest episode of The Thread to find out!
What winter trends do you love? Tell us in the comments! Read More »from Sundance Style: The Good, The Bad & The Ugly
The Thread hit the Golden Globes red carpet to capture the best and worst hair and makeup choices of the night. We loved the smouldering eyes and Veronica Lake-esque soft waves that many actresses sported, but some stars' looks were not so on point. From Sofia Vergara’s perfect blow out and berry-kissed lips to Jessica Chastain’s beauty flop, the evening was packed with choices we loved and hated. Who do you think rocked the best hair and makeup of the night?
For more red carpet coverage, head to the Golden Globes events page on The Thread! Read More »from Best and Worst Beauty Looks of The Globes
From Katharine McPhee’s barely-there Theory dress to Jennifer Lopez’s Zuhair Murad lace gown with strategically placed appliqués, daring and risqué gowns were a big trend on Sunday's Golden Globes red carpet. And while some pulled off the bold look, even movie stars aren't immune to the terrors of red carpet disasters. We chatted with the big names to see how they avoid the dreaded wardrobe malfunction, and enlisted fashion expert Jay Manuel to weigh in on his favorite plunging necklines, daring slits, and unexpected cut-outs.Fashion Buzz From The People's Choice Awards Red Carpet
By The Thread | Hit List – Thu, Jan 10, 2013 2:22 AM EST
The Thread host Tanika Ray shines in a Cut25 dress, courtesy of Rent The Runway.We can always count on the People's Choice Awards for sick style and super-cute beauty looks, and this year’s ceremony was no exception. We sent the Thread host Tanika Ray to chat with everyone’s favorite stars of film, television, and music. From big name movie stars like Naomi Watts, to rising stars like Chloë Grace Moretz, and even to fledgling scene-stealers like nine-year-old "The New Normal" actress Bebe Wood,
who wore a dress designed by her school lunch lady, the Thread has the inside track on who they're wearing and why. The people have already spoken on who took home the honors for categories like "Favorite Movie" and "Favorite Comedic TV Actress," but we want to hear YOUR picks for best dressed of the night. Who do you think killed it on the red carpet?
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You know the saying, "dress for success!" Well, believe it or not, that age-old cliche has a ring of truth. Whether you're at work or at play, your clothing choices send a message about you--are you sending the one you want? Stay tuned and find out on this episode of The Thread!
Do you: stick to the same, drab neutrals? If you rarely if ever switch up your Plain Jane look, you're telling the world that you much prefer to blend in or that you're in a fashion rut. No one ever said having some fun with your style wasn't allowed!
Do you: hoard your old clothes? We all love some good vintage elements here and there, but if your look is retro all-over, you may be saying that you're afraid of moving forward. Stick to one retro style element at a time, like a Peter Pan collar or scalloped hem--just not at the same time.
Do you: dress like a granny? If you're a young person that dresses much older than her age, you're sending the message that you fear not being taken seriously by your older Read More »from When Your Clothes Send The Wrong MessageWe dreamed a dream (in time gone by) that someday we'd get to talk to the incredibly talented and gorgeous crew of the upcoming musical phenomenon "Les Misérables." Luckily for us, our dream came true! We caught up with the lovely ladies and dapper gentlemen at the New York red carpet premiere of the film, and everyone from Amanda Seyfried to director Tom Hooper shared their favorite off-camera moments with The Thread.
It's the most wonderful time of the year! No, not the holidays--holiday parties! You may already have your outfits planned for the numerous get-togethers on your schedule, but have you figured out your statement-making beauty looks to go with them? We're highlighting the eye-catching beauty tips and trends that will make you truly sparkle this season.
For work-related events - You don't want a look that's too out there--focus on sophistication with a touch of glamour. Always remember to apply moisturizer before any sort of foundation, ensuring a smooth base. Try an eyeshadow in either gold, brown, or silver, depending on skin tone, and stick to neutral lip shades close to your natural lip color. Vamp it up with eyeliner and a heavy coat of mascara on top and lower lashes. For hair, test drive the down 'do with a side-swept and modern version of a French twist. Be sure to try a tailored pair of printed pants with a simple tank and a tuxedo blazer for an authoritative yet festive holiday Read More »from Statement-Making Holiday Beauty Tips
