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With the summer movie premiere season in full swing, stylish starlets, from Cameron Diaz to Liv Tyler, have been walking the red carpet and showing off the season’s trends. Have a look.

Keira Knightley

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Valentino dresses have seem to be popping up more and more often on the stylish set, so it should come as no surprise that

would choose a bird-embellished dress from Valentino’s fall 2014 collection for the “Begin Again” premiere held in New York in June.

Liv Tyler

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Tyler is making her way back into the limelight with her role in the new HBO drama series “The Leftovers.”

She showed up at the premiere in June in a pre-fall 2014 Stella McCartney fringe number that showed off her signature sleek-with-a-hint-of-edge style in black and blue.

Cameron Diaz

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Diaz arrived at the LA premiere of

on July 10 in a spring 2015 Stella McCartney polka-dot number that perfectly combined playful and sexy into one outfit. Would you expect anything else from Diaz?

Diaz went to all out “sexy” in a shimmery white one-shoulder Roland Mouret for the Barcelona premiere in June.

Nicola Peltz

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, Nicola Peltz must be taking cues from her fellow actresses, because she also chose a simple white Stella McCartney gown for the Berlin premiere of

in June.

Keri Russell

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Keri Russell looked prim and proper wearing Resort 2015 Monique Lhuillier at the

premiere in San Francisco in June.

Then on July 8, Russell added some edge in an all-black outfit (including a sheer top) for the New York premiere.

Kate Hudson

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On July 14,

glitzy sequin cut-out Michael Kors dress was the talk of the town (and the Internet) after she posed for pictures at the “Wish I Was Here” New York premiere.

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