Kristen Stewart crowned world's best-dressed woman
Kristen Stewart beat
competition from Emma Watson, the Duchess of Cambridge and Victoria Beckham to
be named Glamour Magazine's world's best-dressed woman for the second year
running.
Kristen Stewart beat
competition from Emma Watson, the Duchess of Cambridge and Victoria Beckham to
be named Glamour Magazine's world's best-dressed woman for the second year
running. The 23-year-old actress was praised for her personal rock-chick style.
The, Twilight, star also picked up the honor being named in the best-dressed couple list with
boyfriend Robert Pattinson who was named best-dressed man, the Mirror reported.
Watson kept her second spot from last year while Duchess Kate was bumped
up one place on the list from last year's fourth place.
The 31-year-old royal was honoured for taking maternity chic in her
nude-pump-adorned stride.
The final two places in the top five were taken by Emma Stone and Taylor
Swift.
Victoria Beckham, Cheryl Cole and Beyonce were the other who made it to
the top 10.
10 best-dressed women of 2013:
1. Kristen Stewart
2. Emma Watson
3. The Duchess of Cambridge
4. Emma Stone
5. Taylor Swift
6. Victoria Beckham
7. Cheryl Cole
8. Blake Lively
9. Katy Perry
10. Beyonce
1. Kristen Stewart
2. Emma Watson
3. The Duchess of Cambridge
4. Emma Stone
5. Taylor Swift
6. Victoria Beckham
7. Cheryl Cole
8. Blake Lively
9. Katy Perry
10. Beyonce
Anne Hathaway's pixie cut voted most influential
Anne Hathaway's post Les Miserables pixie cut has been voted the most influencial short hairstyle of all time. Short hair has certainly been lucky for Hathaway. She cut off her hair to play fallen Fantine in the musical which brought her a best supporting Oscar. And now it is most desired cut, according to a poll by the Hairdressing Council of Great Britain and Universal Pictures, who asked a thousand people to weigh in on the most influential on screen haircut of all time, reported E!Online.
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Anne Hathaway's post Les Miserables pixie cut has been voted the most influencial short hairstyle of all time. Short hair has certainly been lucky for Hathaway. She cut off her hair to play fallen Fantine in the musical which brought her a best supporting Oscar. And now it is most desired cut, according to a poll by the Hairdressing Council of Great Britain and Universal Pictures, who asked a thousand people to weigh in on the most influential on screen haircut of all time, reported E!Online.
Hathaway's pixie was followed by the laid back loose curls that Jennifer Aniston sported in Along Came Polly. Screen legend Audrey Hepburn's bold updo in Charade came third.
Pixie cut is very popular among Hollywood ladies with Miley Cyrus to Maggie Gyllenhaal opting for the minimalistic style.
