Kirsten Dunst

[Carolina]

Kiki's winning the red carpet. The Gucci dress is a real standout.

[luminosa]

I agree. She has had the best dresses. I love the 50's style yellow the best. Maybe I'm not reading the right blogs but I am hardly seeing her on any of the best dressed lists.

[fabrichnova]

Oh yes, I love that yellow dress on her.

So often I find her red carpet looks to be ill-fitting, but that one looks like it has impeccable tailoring and is SO flattering.

[mochakitty]

Kirsten at the 2016 Emmy Awards (September 18th, Los Angeles):

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Kirsten Dunst and Jesse Plemons walk the red carpet separately at the 2016 Emmy Awards held at the Microsoft Theater on Sunday (September 18) in Los Angeles.

Both were nominated this evening for awards, but ultimately lost out to Sterling K. Brown and Sarah Paulson for their work in American Crime Story.

There were rumors that Jesse and Kirsten were actually dating, as they were caught kissing over the summer! They never confirmed the relationship.

FYI: Kirsten is wearing a Givenchy by Riccardo Tisci Haute Couture dress, a Roger Vivier clutch and shoes, and Fred Leighton jewelry. Jesse is wearing head to toe Salvatore Ferragamo.

[Ginger]

I normally really like Kirsten's style, but it's hard to get excited about a black dress unless it's really spectacular and that one doesn't do it for me. That sheer below the thigh thing has been done to death.

[petitesuite]

Yeah, I agree. I think if it had been lined and the beading continued all the way down it could've been pretty great, but as it is: meh.

[minky]

Allegedly engaged to Jesse Plemons.

[Carolina]

Here's hoping their marriage turns out better than Peggy & Ed's.

[luminosa]

Jan 10, 2017 22:50:33 GMT -4 minky said:

Allegedly engaged to Jesse Plemons.

Wait whaaaat?! When did she and Garrett Hedlund breakup?
I've grown to like her over the years, so I hope this works out.

[ratscabies]

Can I just jump in here for a second and say how much I liked her performance in "Hidden Figures?" She really seemed to nail the part of early 1960s uptight white lady in a way that JJ never seemed to on "Mad Men."

As the movie went on she really did a wonderful job hinting at a hidden (repressed?) depth of the character that was emphatically not allowed to show at work.

It gave me the same sense of awe I felt when I saw "Interview with a Vampire" in the theatre, and saw her at what 10? 12? and thinking what a fine actress she was already.

As Traffic and I discussed on the way out of the movie, what would the narrative be if the white lady gets a best supporting nod in a movie centered on women pf color, after the cries of whitewashing in Hollywood last year? Cries I echo and agree with, for the record.

I just really thought she was excellent in the film, and wanted to say so.