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| Elle Fanning & Tyla both got amazing Balmain looks for the Met Gala | Added 193 days ago | Source: CeleBitchy |
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Two women got prominent Balmain looks for the 2024 Met Gala: Elle Fanning and Tyla. Elle?s Balmain was supposed to look like a sculpture, with birds ?holding up? the glassy/icy dress. It was a really cool effect, and she looked amazing. I would have liked to see her do more with her hair and makeup, but honestly, I trust her judgment. She loves fashion, she really thinks about what she?s doing and saying with her red carpet looks, and she was definitely one of my favorites.
As for Tyla? so many women heard something about ?the sands of time,? and they used it as an excuse to wear beige. TO THE MET GALA. At least Tyla actually wore SAND. Her Balmain dress was literally made out of sand, and she carried an ?hourglass clutch.? Her Balmain was so delicate, she had to be carried up the steps of the gala. This was ?A Star Is Born? moment for Tyla, who I had honestly never heard of before last night. But she won over so many fashion people and she got a lot of coverage.
Tyla is lifted up the stairs at the #MetGala. pic.twitter.com/XYpkS41WMG
Variety (@Variety) May 6, 2024
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| Elle Fanning lost a franchise role because she 'didn't have enough IG followers' | Added 554 days ago | Source: CeleBitchy |
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Elle Fanning has been working as an actress since she was a little kid. She?s 25 years old now, and her first acting credit came in 2001. So, she?s already had a twenty-plus year career in film and television. But that?s not enough for some producers and studios, because they?re mad that Elle Fanning is not some nepo baby who lives and dies by her Instagram follower count. Elle spoke to the Happy Sad Confused podcast this week about losing out of major roles because she didn?t have a big enough social media presence.
Whether she feels pressure to join big studio franchises: Fanning was asked if there is pressure on her career to join big studio franchises in order to stay ?relevant? as an actor. ?I don?t feel that [pressure]. I don?t,? Fanning said, while also acknowledging that joining the likes of Marvel, ?Star Wars? or DC ?does something? for other actors? careers. ?But you also don?t know if they?re going to work sometimes, which is scary.?
Fanning confirmed that she has auditioned for at least one big franchise movie. ?I did try out for?I?m not going to say what it was, but I didn?t get a part once for something big because ? it might not have just been this reason, but this was the feedback that I heard ? was because I didn?t have enough Instagram followers at the time. So that was a little like?I firmly don?t believe in not getting a part [for that]. It was for a bigger thing, a franchise thing.?
She has never gotten far in the audition process for those franchise projects: ?I would never say no to those things, but I would have to have a meeting and really talk to see what it is,? Fanning added about joining a franchise. ?I didn?t have to go through what Nick [Hoult] did?they made him try the [Batman] suit on. You need a balance. If you want to do your indie work, especially in producing now?[having a big franchise] does make you breathe better.?
[From Variety]
As Variety points out, Elle has around 7 million followers on Instagram. Those aren?t Kardashian-Jenner numbers, obviously, but completely respectable. What?s weird is that studios especially Disney/Marvel really persuade their stars to join social media to promote their projects and engage with fans. Instead of saying ?wow, Elle already has a social media presence and a follower base we can build on,? they reject her because she?s not chronically online or trying to be an influencer. In any case, I?m glad she?s not worked up over it and I?m glad she?s happy with her already-successful career. It would be great if someone in charge had some imagination and realized that Elle has more acting range than all of the ladies with 50 million followers.
Photos courtesy of Avalon Red, Backgrid and Cover Images.
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| Elle Fanning in McQueen at the Critics' Choice: glamorous & cute' | Added 670 days ago | Source: CeleBitchy |
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Here are some photos from last night?s Critics? Choice Awards in LA. There weren?t many ?wow? looks because obviously women are saving their biggest looks for more important award shows. If I was a nominee, I would probably show up in a simple suit or comfortable sack dress and just call it a day. Some women do make a bigger effort though, like Elle Fanning. Elle loves to get dressed up! Elle wore this deconstructed ball gown from Alexander McQueen. She looks like a dream. Genuinely, I love this on her.
People were going on and on about Aubrey Plaza in this bespoke Louis Vuitton and? I don?t get it? It?s not a bad dress but jeez. Also: some women shouldn?t go blonde and Aubrey is one of them.
Viola Davis in custom Valentino. It?s sparkly and flattering, although I feel like there are too many design elements. I was too busy looking at the half-sleeve and half-cape instead of taking in the whole dress.
I think Daisy Edgar-Jones is really pretty but I?m starting to wonder if her stylist is undermining her. This is Gucci and it?s way too much. Like Viola?s dress, too many design elements.
Claire Foy in Prada. It looks like she?s wearing a repurposed sarong. I kind of enjoy it and whatever, it?s different.
Kaley Cuoco in Dior, a custom maternity dress. I?m shocked this is Dior! The cutouts at the neckline are kind of terrible, they should have just lowered the neck on the dress. It feels very Sister Wife, very Country Music Awards.
Jennifer Coolidge in Dolce & Gabbana. Simple, fine. It?s amazing to see Coolidge get all of this recognition for The White Lotus.
Photos courtesy of Avalon Red.
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