In the concluding part of my review of the 2013 Roz Awards, we cover celebrity style both on and off the red carpet, trends and fashion faux pas. Scroll towards the end of this article to see thoughts on what’s in store for next year’s awards.
Best Celebrity Style
My Nominees: Olivia Palermo, Victoria Beckham
My Favourite: Olivia Palermo
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| The Olsen Twins, PR Fashion Beauty's winners |
@kul7 has to be olivia palermo
@KatePinkSmith probably Sarah Jessica Parker actually. Very varied. Can wear anything with panache. Not afraid to experiment
@ambarinahasan Not so sure about celeb style, there's so much stylist input, not sure how much it reflects celeb's own style :(
@snobgirl hmm this is a difficult one but putting aside the fabulous work stylists do I would vote for @victoriabeckham #rozawards
@PRFashionBeauty: Fave celeb style - I cannot get enough of the #OlsenTwins #RozAwards pic.twitter.com/8qdIH4g8lo
@TKFashnOutlook Although she’s not a major celebrity but Oliva Palermo is one and the other fave celeb is Kerry Washington
@CarolinaOgliaro Olivia Palermo rules!!
@pradajunky I do like @garypeppergirl style 'favourite celebrity style'
Favourite Red Carpet Look of 2013
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| Nicole Kidman in L'Wrenn Scott |
My Favourite: Keira Knightly in Mary Katrantzou. Such a flattering dress and a fun vibe.
Contributors’ Favourites:
@jonnystylist: @petraonstyle Jennifer was on my list for the Oscars wearing Dior #rozawards
@AmbarinaHasan @rozfashionista Loved Rihanna's red dress at the Grammies this year! #rozawards
@snobgirl @rozfashionista so many red carpet looks - few are better than Jennifer Lawrence in Dior at the Oscars #rozawards
Favourite 2013 Trend
My Nominees: Minimalist Shoe Silhouettes, Fluted Skirts
My Favourite: Minimalist Shoe Silhouettes
Contributors’ Favourites:
@KatePinkSmith: @rozfashionista oxblood colour way for AW. And always monochrome. That never goes out of style. Classy.
@petraonstyle: #2013trend love(d) the oversized coats and the new suit; structured slim pencil skirts and fitted jackets. #rozawards
@jonnystylist: @rozfashionista Window pane prints, bright winter coats, camel coats, over the knee boots. #rozawards
@CarolinaOgliaro: @rozfashionista minimalist shoes definetely! #rozawards
@atorissigirl: @rozfashionista I was a fan of the single sole heels #rozawards
@SJ_Selina: @rozfashionista The statement sweater - love them! #rozawards
@chi_socialite: @rozfashionista Loving the stripes this spring! #rozawards
@AmbarinaHasan: @rozfashionista Love a good fluted skirt - hides a multitude of sins! #rozawards #trend
@kul7: Luxe leather and low heels
@snobgirl: @rozfashionista this is a tough one - I vote for the minimalist trend comeback. Did anyone say Celine? #rozawards
Biggest Fashion Faux Pas
My Nominees: Miley Cyrus for pretty much everything, Kim Kardashian for her Hermes hatchet job, Dolce & Gabbana for that black lace dress they wheel out every season
My Winner: Miley Cyrus. Kim Kardashian misses out as I vowed never to use ‘Kim Kardashian’ and ‘Fashion’ in the same sentence
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| A beautiful bag is somewhere under that paint. |
@thousandfabrics: @rozfashionista Miley Cyrus - all year every outfit #rozawards #fashionfauxpas
@SamTomlin5: @rozawards @chi_socialite that bloody red string leotard Miley wore! Just plain wrong #RozAwards
@chi_socialite: Kanye West
@atorissigirl: @rozfashionista Birkins with hideous painting on them #rozawards
@jonnystylist: @atorissigirl @rozfashionista I'll 2nd this one! What a terrible crime to paint a Birkin! Is nothing sacred? #rozawards
@KatePinkSmith: @rozfashionista anything KK wears / does. Don't get me started on the Birkin..... #rozawards
@kul7: @rozfashionista nd final nomination for fashion faux pas . #rozawards kaynye and madonna
So, that’s the Roz Awards done and dusted for another year. Next year it’ll be back, sort of – it’ll probably be called the Rozzies or something more inspired due to its tendency to trend on Twitter.
I will likely change some of the categories, too. @JonnyStylist made a few suggestions for some extras, one of which – Favourite Fashion Book – I used, the rest unfortunately I didn’t have time to include.
The ‘Best Collection’ designer was one a lot of people struggled to whittle down to one, as did I. So I will have a think about how best to sub-categorise that.
The ‘Best Celebrity Style’ category was divisive as a lot of people highlighted the fact that it’s more of a battle of the stylists rather than a battle of celebrities. I agree, actually, although I always look at celebrities as clotheshorses in this respect, but nevertheless, I’ll drop this category next year but will keep ‘Best Red Carpet Look’.
Finally, the categories I loved were ‘Best Blogger’ and ‘Best Instagram’ – it introduced a lot of new bloggers/tweeps to myself and I know to a lot of participants, too. That said, for me at least it was hard choosing a single blogger, much to Style on the Couch’s disappointment. It was basically a coin-toss between her and the other nominees, but I’m happy she got a lot of love from other tweeps.
Finally, the awards clocked in at 2hrs 21min – interested to know whether this is too long for people. It almost broke me and my retweet button. But I think it’s nice to have people dipping in and out.
If you have any suggestions, please tweet me at @rozfashionista. This blog is basically a barren wasteland for most of the year so there’s no guarantee I’ll see your comments.
Finally; big, huge, soppy thanks to everyone who got involved on the night and since. I really appreciate it – Roz Awards only works because people get involved.
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