2012 CFDA Awards – Red Carpet Fashion

During the 2012 CFDA Awards, which honored greatest talents in the industry, the red carpet was full of models, designers, celebrities who represent designers and brands, and a few special guests who made the ceremony even more significant.

Anna Wintour attended the ceremony in a stylish bright printed Marc Jacobs dress and nude shoes.

Ashley and Mary-Kate Olsen, who received Womenswear Designer of the Year award, appeared at the event wearing their own designs – a loose fuchsia maxi dress and a black ensemble with an asymmetrical skirt.

Julianne Hough hit the red carpet of the 2012 CFDA Awards in a chic Kaufman Franco gown with a low neckline.

Lily Collins, who opted for an unusual Marchesa gown to visit the 2012 CFDA Awards, looked very cute and feminine.

Model Erin Heatherton demonstrated her flawless figure in an aquamarine Grecian dress that she paired with golden accessories.

Doutzen Kroes, who was also invited to the ceremony, walked the red carpet in a luxurious Christian Dior gown.

Joan Smalls arrived at the 2012 CFDA Awards with designer Michael Kors who had also created the dress she rocked on the red carpet.

Zoe Saldana was accompanied by Prabal Gurung to the ceremony. She looked stunning in a sheer black dress by the young designer.

Zoe wasn’t the only one wearing Prabal Gurung’s design. Another actress, Jessica Chastain also opted for one o his creations.

Zac Posen didn’t leave his favorite model Crystal Renn throughout the event. Crystal was wearing one of his unforgettable dresses.

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