in Honor of Titanic 3D, Kate Winslet’s Best Red Carpet Moments
Tuesday, April 17, 2012 by Anonymous
Are you provision to cry your eyes out, sound along to Celine Dion and ogle a much-younger Leo DiCaprio in fivefold dimensions in Titanic 3D? And while the large flick's human boost wears few pretty awesome pieces onscreen (we're still not over that swirl-patterned hair she leaves down when she goes splashing into the inundated steerage subdivision for Leo), her real-life name is equally fulgurant.
Deprivation printing? Canvass out these eighteen awful outfits Kate Winslet has weathered over the then decennary. She may countenance naive silhouettes, lowest enlargement and LBDs, but the Country actress's furniture is far from tiresome. And frankly, we trust she "never lets go" of her melody lie.
Deprivation printing? Canvass out these eighteen awful outfits Kate Winslet has weathered over the then decennary. She may countenance naive silhouettes, lowest enlargement and LBDs, but the Country actress's furniture is far from tiresome. And frankly, we trust she "never lets go" of her melody lie.
The Best Red Carpet Moments of Kate Winslet
Channeling the deep blue sea, perhaps? Kate wore this jeweled-bodice Badgley Mischka to the 2005 Academy Awards.
Looking simple and subdued in a black halter gown at the 2002 Golden Globes.
By wearing this beautiful scarlet one-shoulder gown to the 2004 Oscars, Kate single-handedly put designer Ben de Lisi on the Hollywood map.
Kate later selected a minty-fresh Valentino dress for the 2007 Oscars—one of the more unexpected colors she’s ever worn.
In simple black Ben de Lisi at the 2005 Critics’ Choice Awards.
When in doubt, Kate knows you can’t go wrong with a classic LBD. The one she’s wearing here is from Dolce & Gabbana.
The British actress always looks fantastic in jewel tones, and this perfectly-fitted Narciso Rodriguez she wore to the 2009 SAG Awards was no exception.
