Showing posts with label Met Gala. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Met Gala. Show all posts

8 May 2012

Emma Roberts enlists the help of her beauty team as she gets ready to wow at the New York Met Gala



Described as the fashion industry's night of nights, all of Hollywood's elite were out to impress with their outfits.
But before hitting the red carpet at the Metropolitan Museum of Art, the stars needed to be primed and peened to perfection.
Enter Emma Roberts who called on help from a team of three as she got ready for the main event.

The 21-year-old uploaded a picture to her Twitter page via her Instagram account showing off her divaish side.
In the picture the blonde-haired beauty is stood as a makeup artist touches up her face, whilst her hairstylist ensures no strand is out of place and a seamstress fits her dress.
Roberts looks stunning in a yellow floor length Escada gown with her hair pinned to one side in tight curls.

Roberts' night at the Met Gala also made another appearance on Twitter when Rachel Zoe posted a picture of them.
Singing Emma's praises, the caption on the picture read, 'And another young starlet, @robertsemma...beautiful!! #MetGala'.
Zoe, 40, wore a long white off-shoulder fringed gown teamed with a chunky beaded necklace and gold clutch bag.

Daniel Radcliffe at 2012 Met Gala


He’s always up for a proper party, and last night (May 7) Daniel Radcliffe showed up at the 2012 Met Ball in New York City.

Joined by Broadway babe Rose Hemingway, the “Harry Potter” hunk was all smiles as he hobnobbed with fellow celebrities at the Costume Institute Gala, named “Schiaparelli and Prada: Impossible Conversations.”
Joined by Broadway babe Rose Hemingway, the “Harry Potter” hunk was all smiles as he hobnobbed with fellow celebrities at the Costume Institute Gala, named “Schiaparelli and Prada: Impossible Conversations.”
Daniel noted that he admires football player Tim Tebow, who also attended the 2012 Met Gala with his New York Jets teammate Bart Scott.

Radcliffe explained, "I like the fact that he gets tackled to the ground and gets up and goes, 'Hey, great play, man!' To me, that that's the kind of English sportsmanship that I can relate to so I kind of enjoy that."