Bringing colors to the blue carpet are Olivia Munn, Octavia Spencer, Jessica Chastain, Jaimie Alexander, Jessica Biel and more.
- Jan 12, 2018
AceShowbiz - Four days after the Hollywood Foreign Press Association (HFPA) handed out the awards at the 75th Golden Globe Awards, the Broadcast Film Critics Association (BFCA) held its own annual ceremony. The 23rd Critics' Choice Awards was held on Thursday night, January 11 at The Barker Hangar in Santa Monica, California, bringing together the nominees as well as A-list guests.
Opting for a color that is in contrast to the dress code for the Sunday, January 7 Golden Globes, Angelina Jolie, Diane Kruger, Emma Roberts and more graced the red carpet, which in this case was actually blue, in white. Jolie wore another featherly number, a strapless white gown with an asymmetrical angle that showed off her toned legs from Ralph & Russo.
Kruger showed off her svelte figure in a white gown with a silver mesh accent along her chest and the straps from Vera Wang. No longer shy to flaunt their romance, she came with her boyfriend Norman Reedus following their red carpet debut as a couple at the Golden Globes.
Roberts, meanwhile, opted for a simple number, a silky strapless dress with a matching white blazer which perfectly hugged figure. Showing off her new hairstyle with a short fringe, she was joined by her on-/off-boyfriend Evan Peters.
Still wearing black were Elisabeth Moss in an embroidered dress, Emilia Clarke in beaded dress by Dolce & Gabbana, and Reese Witherspoon whose Prada mini dress with polka dot design resembled Clarke's.
Mixing black and while, Sarah Hyland looked fresh in a Naeem Khan black-and-white, tea-length dress with black beaded bodice with a traditional scoop neckline and layers of white tulle for the frock. Alexis Bledel, meanwhile, showed a different style in her two-toned dress.
Tapped to host the event, Olivia Munn wowed in a red high-neck gown adorned with crystal beads around the neck by Prada. Also wearing a Prada, Gal Gadot literally shone in a silver dress with very plunging neckline. She was on hand to accept the #SeeHer Award on behalf of "Wonder Woman" director Patty Jenkins.
Bringing more colors to the blue carpet were Octavia Spencer in a Tadashi Shoji purple dress, Jessica Chastain in a Vionnet green that bared her cleavage, Jaimie Alexander in a dramatic Georges Chakra dress with deep emerald colored frock, sheer panels and a feathered train, Allison Janney in a blue number, as well as Jessica Biel and Chrissy Metz in colorful gowns. Meanwhile, Saoirse Ronan in Michael Kors and Mary J. Blige in Vivienne Westwood Couture oozed glamor.
