Spring has only given us a brief taste of warmer days, but it seems as if Olivia Palermo is already dreaming of a beach-filled summer. Meanwhile, Blake Lively and Salma Hayek paint the town red — but not in a flattering fashion.
The hits:
Olivia Palermo
FilmMagic (2)The socialite’s starfish-print Valentino gown at the American Museum of Natural History masquerade ball in NYC has us dreaming of warmer days.
Emma Watson
FilmMagic (2)Just weeks after Kendall Jenner was spotted wearing a “skant” on the streets of NYC, Watson takes the emerging trend to the red carpet as she sports a Dior ensemble at the Time 100 gala in NYC.
Rosie Huntington-Whiteley
Getty Images (2)Legs for days! Model-slash-actress Whiteley shows off her lengthy stems and shapely shoulders in a black-and-white gown at the Harper’s Bazaar event in LA.
Amber Heard
Startraksphoto.com; PacificCoastNewsAfter striking gold in a rust-colored frock last week, Mrs. Depp stuck with the same striking silhouette in a bronze sequin Temperley London dress at the Tribeca Film Festival premiere of “When I Live My Life Over Again” in NYC — and once again emerged victorious.
The misses:
Blake Lively
Patrick McMullan; PacificCoastNewsLively wore a lot of great looks this week — but this wasn’t one of them. Lingerie-meets-bird-of-paradise in this scarlet Monique Lhuillier gown — complete with a lace bodice and leather corset — as Lively arrives at the NYC premiere of “The Age of Adaline.”
Salma Hayek
Getty Images (2)The curvy actress dressed in her finest lampshade-inspired frock — with a juvenile sequined-bow detail on the bodice — for the Woman Magazine Awards at the Casino of Madrid.
Kate Walsh
FilmMagic; WireImageThere is an age cutoff for polka dots — and Walsh has surpassed it. The 47-year-old actress ruins a beautifully fitted Talbot Runhof dress with the garish dot detail at a screening of “Just Before I Go” in Hollywood.
Taylor Schilling
WireImage; FilmMagicAre wrinkles in this season? The “Orange Is the New Black” star sports an unflattering Thakoon jumpsuit at the Tribeca Film Festival in NYC, with hemlines that look as though they were sewn by a toddler.



