Three looks that caught our eye at the People's Choice Awards
Shania Twain, Olivia Wilde and Lizzo wore some of the most spectacular looks at the ceremony on Tuesday night.
The People's Choice Awards are the only major awards show in which prizes are decided by online votes from the public - and the categories cover everything from TV shows to talk show hosts and podcasts to social celebrities. Sort of a curtain-raiser for Hollywood's awards season, its red (or in this case, grape-purple) carpet is a much looser affair than, say, the Oscars, Grammys, or Emmys, with a lot more skin, rhinestones and skin-tight velvet.
Here are three looks that caught the eye on Tuesday night.
She's still the oneShania Twain, who won the People's Choice Music Icon award and performed at the ceremony, paid a bold tribute to one of her most famous fashion looks: the animal print outfit she wore during the hitchhiking through the desert for the 1998 music video for "That Don't Impress Me Much."
Twenty-four years later, Mrs. Twain arrived at the awards in a sheer black paneled dress custom-made by Rodarte, covered – in leopard print, of course – with a strapless bra and a dramatic hood that covered her candy pink hair (and which she waved energetically spikes on the red carpet).
Olivia Wilde is no stranger to baring it all in front of the world. Still, her delicate black lace dress by Dior, accessorized with a chunky leather belt, high-waisted briefs and a flash of nipples, seemed to leave NBC producers in a momentary moment when she stepped up. on stage to receive the People's Choice Drama Movie Award for "Don't Worry Honey. (The award was for the film itself, which Ms. Wilde directed, not for any hypothetical off-camera shenanigans or junkets eventful press releases involving her co-stars, Florence Pugh and Harry Styles).
Dozens of viewers tweeted that their TV screens were temporarily blurry when Ms Wilde started his acceptance speech.
Let Lizzo mo nter what winning can look like - and not just in terms of what she wore on the red carpet.
The faux hawk hair, the singer wore on one shoulder A...
Shania Twain, Olivia Wilde and Lizzo wore some of the most spectacular looks at the ceremony on Tuesday night.
The People's Choice Awards are the only major awards show in which prizes are decided by online votes from the public - and the categories cover everything from TV shows to talk show hosts and podcasts to social celebrities. Sort of a curtain-raiser for Hollywood's awards season, its red (or in this case, grape-purple) carpet is a much looser affair than, say, the Oscars, Grammys, or Emmys, with a lot more skin, rhinestones and skin-tight velvet.
Here are three looks that caught the eye on Tuesday night.
She's still the oneShania Twain, who won the People's Choice Music Icon award and performed at the ceremony, paid a bold tribute to one of her most famous fashion looks: the animal print outfit she wore during the hitchhiking through the desert for the 1998 music video for "That Don't Impress Me Much."
Twenty-four years later, Mrs. Twain arrived at the awards in a sheer black paneled dress custom-made by Rodarte, covered – in leopard print, of course – with a strapless bra and a dramatic hood that covered her candy pink hair (and which she waved energetically spikes on the red carpet).
Olivia Wilde is no stranger to baring it all in front of the world. Still, her delicate black lace dress by Dior, accessorized with a chunky leather belt, high-waisted briefs and a flash of nipples, seemed to leave NBC producers in a momentary moment when she stepped up. on stage to receive the People's Choice Drama Movie Award for "Don't Worry Honey. (The award was for the film itself, which Ms. Wilde directed, not for any hypothetical off-camera shenanigans or junkets eventful press releases involving her co-stars, Florence Pugh and Harry Styles).
Dozens of viewers tweeted that their TV screens were temporarily blurry when Ms Wilde started his acceptance speech.
Let Lizzo mo nter what winning can look like - and not just in terms of what she wore on the red carpet.
The faux hawk hair, the singer wore on one shoulder A...
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