Carey Mulligan

SHE'S had a busy couple of weeks, what with the promotion of her new movie and Cannes Film Festival.Read Full Story

After showing off a slew of gowns in Cannes, the star rocked a pink corset top and black pants for the Sydney premiere. Carey Mulligan looked feminine and chic in Moore Park on May 22, in Sydney, Australia, where she was busy promoting The Great Gatsby. The 27-year-old actress who plays Daisy Buchanan opted for stylish separates. What did you guys think of her outfit? Carey Mulligan’s ‘Great Gatsby’ Australia Premiere Outfit: The star once again opted for a minimalistic approach to the red...Read Full Story

If you haven’t heard about the release of The Great Gatsby film yet, then you must be living under a very large, sound-proof, rock. The 2013 film is an adaption of the famous 1925 novel by F. Scott Fitzgerald based on romance, drama and sheer luxury. The leading role goes to the wonderful Leonardo DiCaprio who plays Mr Gatsby, a mysterious businessman who holds profligate parties. The Great Gatsby film has brought back memories of the 1920s era which was a massive decade for fashion...Read Full Story

Not a newsflash, but Carey Mulligan is basically kiiiilling it at Cannes. While I may not have many (or any) red carpet opportunities to copy some of of her über-glam formal looks, I can, however co-opt one chic wardrobe trick from her outings to for any ol’ day at the office. Check it out: Swap out your trusty wrap for a chic (and versatile) blazer that easily meshes with your existing work wardrobe. Lesson 1: Don't go with just basic black. Carey opted for a fitted white piped peak lapel...Read Full Story

(Warner Brothers)1. It's a fairy tale - Master showman writer/director Baz Luhrmann is nothing if not bold, and his vision of roaring '20s New York City is simply spectacular. Beginning by framing the first shots of the film with art deco staging, it's clear Luhrmann is taking us on a journey to fantastic world. Watching the film through this lens makes it easy to be whisked away as Luhrmann's camera swoops and dives on the Big Apple, rollercoastering sharply from the top of the Empire State...Read Full Story