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STYLE FASHTR ACK What to buy, wear and know now by Merle Ginsberg Mulligan and Mumford Arrival Chic Fisher Those celebs-arriving-bleary-at-the-airport shots right after they get off the plane have become ubiquitous: “Stars! They’re just like us!” — but not really. Many arrive on private planes and have their hair and makeup done on the journey. Others just don’t care. Nicole Kidman turned up for the Cannes Film Festival at the Nice airport looking like the total glamour pro she is: in a tight sparkly Dior dress and heels, with perfectly straight hair and some very nicely applied makeup. Emma Watson also made a rather glamorous entrance, but in casualwear: a tight white dress with short sleeves, black flat boots and her hair up. Carey Mulligan’s was a lot less planned: She and hubby Marcus Mumford were photographed wheeling their own bags on a cart, she in a bland black top, pants and glasses. (But who could forget her entrance at her first Cannes, when she and Shia LeBeouf boated into the fest, hair flying back and all smiles?) Isla Fisher’s look was in deep contrast with her Gatsby getup: a striped top, sweater and jeans, and no makeup, but it still was chic. Fan Bingbing, on the other hand, was prepared. The fashion superstar was decked out in a blue Louis Vuitton skirt suit with matching hat, and of course, a chic LV bag and the French brand’s luggage. These airport pics get nearly as much play as the red-carpet nighttime ones do, so if a star wants to maintain an image, as Kidman clearly does, it’s best to be prepared. Casual is fine; bleary, jet-lagged and in sweatpants is not. Oh the agony of being famous! TOE-TAL NIGHTMARE! Rule No. 1 in Fashion: Never wear anything that doesn’t fit perfectly, particularly shoes. Julianne Moore must have really loved these unidentified silver sandals a lot (Dior, which made her gown, did not take credit for them) because the obviously borrowed samples clearly didn’t fit her feet. Now the star’s overhanging toes are being wildly circulated on the web. Don’t you hate when your toes don’t cooperate? Fan Majestic Suites Go Full Upscale EMMA WATSON in Chanel couture The Bling Ring star seems not to make any wrong moves, fashion-wise: Her choice of a black-and-white streamlined Chanel couture gown for her film’s premiere nicely matched her director Sofia Coppola’s chic Louis Vuitton simplicity. Of course, having a great face never hurts. THR visited two of the most upscale and private luxury brand suites in Cannes on Thursday: Dior Beaute and Chanel. Dior’s luxe manychambered suite had all the Majestic’s furniture removed in favor of Dior’s gray Parisian decor. The brand has been taking the suite for seven years now, and has done makeup for Berenice Bejo, Melanie Laurent, Charlotte Gainsbourg and even Ryan Gosling and Pedro Almodovar. One floor down, the Chanel suite contains at least 30 to 40 of the label’s couture gowns while a secondary room holds ready-to-wear day looks, plus hats and nail polish. The bathroom is a tableau: The tub is filled with faux pearls (well, we assume they’re faux), with mannequins modeling Chanel black mesh monokinis in the shower. THE HOLLYWOOD REPORTER 24 Chanel 2013 DRESS DU JOUR CLOCKWISE FROM TOP LEFT: GIGI IORIO/SPLASH NEWS/CORBIS; JACOPO RAULE/FILMMAGIC/GETTY IMAGES (2); VALERY HACHE/AFP/GETTY IMAGES; KARL PROUSE/CATWALKING/GETTY IMAGES; DOMINIQUE CHARRIAU/WIREIMAGE/GETTY IMAGES; TODD WILLIAMSON/INVISION/AP
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