Smoldering Strapless Dresses Among Golden Globe Winners
Sandra Winn — January 12, 2009 — Fashion
References: mtv & trendhunter
Although the official Golden Globes winners didn’t include Amy Adams, the actress certainly made our award for best dressed in her black, strapless number.
I gathered a variety of Spring/Summer 2009 sexy strapless dresses from various designers because of MTV’s declaration that Amy Adams, “is our Queen Of The Golden Globes Red Carpet,” due to the stunning strapless Oscar de la Renta gown she wore at the event--which may spark a wave of those seeking hot, shoulder-baring fashions.
Carolina Herrara has several strapless dress styles; (1) A feminine and elegant applique gown, (2) a black strapless corset gown and (3) a fun and flirty strapless corset dress.
Max Azria’s strapless dresses are long and flowing, perfect for a night of dancing. Amy Reese’s strapless Peplum dress is pastel cute and, although it isn’t a dress, you can bare your shoulders with her onyx strapless shirt coupled with stylish lantern pants.
Lastly, since the 2009 Spring Proms are just around the corner, these youthful Marchesa strapless dresses by Georgina Chapman would be splendid choices for obtaining perfect prom chic. Worthy of note is that Miley Cyrus wore a gorgeous Marchesa strapless gown at the Golden Globes.
Amy Adams wasn’t the only one who may inspire showing-off shoulders this spring and summer; a few other female celebrities wearing the hot strapless look at the Golden Globes were Drew Barrymore, Kate Winslet and Eva Longoria.
Photo Credits: Amy Adams|2|3|4|5|6|7|8|9|10
I gathered a variety of Spring/Summer 2009 sexy strapless dresses from various designers because of MTV’s declaration that Amy Adams, “is our Queen Of The Golden Globes Red Carpet,” due to the stunning strapless Oscar de la Renta gown she wore at the event--which may spark a wave of those seeking hot, shoulder-baring fashions.
Carolina Herrara has several strapless dress styles; (1) A feminine and elegant applique gown, (2) a black strapless corset gown and (3) a fun and flirty strapless corset dress.
Max Azria’s strapless dresses are long and flowing, perfect for a night of dancing. Amy Reese’s strapless Peplum dress is pastel cute and, although it isn’t a dress, you can bare your shoulders with her onyx strapless shirt coupled with stylish lantern pants.
Lastly, since the 2009 Spring Proms are just around the corner, these youthful Marchesa strapless dresses by Georgina Chapman would be splendid choices for obtaining perfect prom chic. Worthy of note is that Miley Cyrus wore a gorgeous Marchesa strapless gown at the Golden Globes.
Amy Adams wasn’t the only one who may inspire showing-off shoulders this spring and summer; a few other female celebrities wearing the hot strapless look at the Golden Globes were Drew Barrymore, Kate Winslet and Eva Longoria.
Photo Credits: Amy Adams|2|3|4|5|6|7|8|9|10
Trend Themes
1. Shoulder-baring Fashion - The trend of shoulder-baring clothes like strapless dresses presents an opportunity for textile and fashion designers to create innovative clothing designs that marry fashion and comfort.
2. Prom and Red Carpet Fashion - Designers can create innovative collections catering to high-school proms and red-carpet events to capitalize on the trend of strapless dresses and cater to a wider audience.
3. Youth Fashion - The strapless dress trend can present opportunities for youth fashion designers to create youthful, fun, and flowing strapless dresses that match the preferences of the youthful generation.
Industry Implications
1. Fashion Industry - The fashion industry can innovate by designing shoulder-baring strapless outfits that cater to different age groups and fashion preferences for casual, red-carpet, and high-school prom events.
2. Textile Industry - Fabric manufacturers can capitalize on the shoulder-baring fashion trend by creating lightweight and breathable fabrics that match the customer's fashion needs.
3. Entertainment Industry - The entertainment industry can leverage the strapless dress trend by exploring creative ways of incorporating shoulder-baring culture into production designs for TV shows, movies, and fashion magazines.
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