Code Red: Amy Adams’ sleek and contemporary look earns Look of the Week in custom-made Gucci

ACTRESS Amy Adams was clearly the chosen one at the People’s Choice Awards in Los Angeles in a custom-made cobalt blue strapless dress this week.

Actress Julianne Moore attends the 26th Annual Palm Springs International Film Festival Film Festival Awards Gala. Picture: Getty

ACTRESS Amy Adams was clearly the chosen one at the People’s Choice Awards in Los Angeles in a custom-made cobalt blue strapless dress this week.

Rebecca Judd and Julianne Moore also stunned in eye-catching dresses that flattered their figures and gave them a distinct look.

AMY ADAMS

COBALT blue and Amy Adams make the perfect duet and this was made clear at Wednesday’s People’s Choice Awards in Los Angeles. Her custom-made Gucci strapless dress was embellished with a gunmetal rope belt and sleek, contemporary hairstyle.

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Amy Adams and cobalt blue make the perfect duet.

MERYL STREEP

THE Oscar-winner had the last laugh as she attended the gala screening of Into The Woods in London on Wednesday, having dressed appropriately for the single-digit temperatures. Her coat was as glamorous as it was warm, draping her body effortlessly over black trousers.

PORTIA DE ROSSI

THE colour was a great choice for the Australian actress at Wednesday’s people’s Choice Awards but the mosaic plunging top of this Elie Saab jumpsuit looked costume-y. Had she been skating on an ice rink or singing Swedish ’70s pop songs in a karaoke bar I’d understand but it didn’t suit the occasion.

Portia de Rossi looked more ready to take to the ice rink than the red carpet.

Meryl Streep’s coat was not only glamorous but practical for the cold weather.

Renee Bargh looked more Victoria’s Secret than red carpet at the People’s Choice Awards.

Julianne Moore’s skin and hair tones were perfect for this gorgeous Delposo dress.

JULIANNE MOORE

IF this is a sign of things to come I can’t wait to see what Moore has in store for us at tomorrow’s Golden Globe Awards. The nominee’s unique Delposo off-the-shoulder dress at the Palm Springs Film Festival was complemented by her auburn hair and rose-toned make-up.

RENEE BARGH

SHE is usually a great ambassador for Aussie style but Bargh‘s fashion flag flew at half mast in this white dress at Wednesday’s People’s Choice Awards. The shiny bustier and thigh-flashing lace skirt made this look more appropriate for a Victoria’s Secret parade than a formal awards ceremony.

Emily Blunt chose an asymmetric David Koma dress for a gala screening.

Maggie Grace scored a few more fans in this Christian Siriano skivvy and jacquard skirt.

MAGGIE GRACE

The Taken 3 star’s Christian Siriano skivvy and jacquard skirt ensemble was winter appropriate without sacrificing elegance and femininity at Wednesday’s fan event for the film.

EMILY BLUNT

The actor pulled off a modern asymmetric David Koma dress featuring gold and silver embellishments at a gala screening for her new film Into The Woods in London on Wednesday. Her subtle sandals and fine drop earrings went impeccably well with the look.

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The outfit didn’t flatter Alyssa Milano.

Naomi Campbell kept it classic.

Rebecca Judd’s figure was perfect for the dress.

STARS around the world have been getting waisted on red carpets in Dolce & Gabbana’s winter 2014 ruched corset dress.

NAOMI CAMPBELL

THE British model stuck to classic black at the Empire premiere in Hollywood on Tuesday night, pairing the waist-accentuating design with plain pumps.

ALYSSA MILANO

THE Charmed star donned a forest green version at the Into The Woods world premiere in New York last month but it failed to flatter her.

REBECCA JUDD

THE Melbourne social identity was first to wear the style, donning an aubergine version with gold accessories on Melbourne Cup Day.

Originally published as Code Red: Amy Adams’ sleek and contemporary look earns Look of the Week in custom-made Gucci