How to Dress like Gwyneth Paltrow on the Vogue Cover (Posh, but much more Casual!)
Gwyneth Paltrow on the cover of Vogue / Ph: VOGUE
What happens when you take the uber posh Gwyneth Paltrow and get her to look a little less polished? It makes her look stunning. Seriously, check out the Vogue Cover above. The royal blue dress is complimented by minimal makeup, pink lips, unfussy hair, and only one summer white accessory.This is easily a look you can copy for your everyday use. And it works super great if you happen to have blue eyes like Gwyneth.
The royal blue reminds us of the ocean, and somehow this entire look seems very Nautical without being super on theme.
Make sure the dress is slinky and not too form-fitting or uncomfortable. If it has a bit of shine, that will lend to the effect of being a water goddess. And who doesn’t want to be one of those?
- White Summer Scarf: Echo Design Burnout Stripe Scarf Ring
- White Watch: Marc by Marc Jacobs Totally Turnlock
- Brown Studded Sandals: DV by Dolce Vita Decon
- White Moonstone Cocktail ring: Sterling Silver and Moonstone Cocktail Ring
- Stacking Ring: 14k Yellow Gold Bezel Cabochon Moonstone Stackable Ring
- Blue Summer Dress: Rebecca Taylor Waterfall Cami Dress in Bora Blue
Remember, we have more hand-selected picks for Moonstone Rings at RingOBlog.com.
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August 15th, 2010 at 1:59 am
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