Jennifer Lawrence chooses Dior for ‘The Hunger Games: Mockingjay’ premiere
Jennifer Lawrence attended the London premiere of “The Hunger Games: Mockingjay, Part 1” on Monday wearing a white, embellished, high-low gown from Christian Dior with Manolo Blahnik black T-strap sandals. (In the gallery above, see Lawrence in that gown and other looks.) [Huffington Post]
Awards season officially kicked off with the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences Governors Awards on Saturday. [Los Angeles Times]
Calvin Klein model Myla Dalbesio has been cited as “plus-size,” and that’s creating an uproar. Because she’s a size 8 or 10. [The Cut]
The New York clinic that was treating “Fashion Police” star Joan Rivers when she stopped breathing committed a number of errors, according to a report released Monday. Rivers died Sept. 4 after the incident Aug. 28. [Los Angeles Times]
Solange Knowles reportedly is planning to marry her boyfriend, video director Alan Ferguson, this weekend. [Us Weekly]
Model Cara Delevingne made more than $10,000 a day last year. [Elle UK]
And the “Kim Kardashian: Hollywood” game app made $43.4 million in three months. [Racked]
American fashion designer Ralph Rucci is leaving his namesake label, the company announced, with a new creative director to be named by the end of the year. [WWD]
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Susan Denley is a former contributor to the All the Rage blog, associate features editor and editor of the Image section, which covers fashion, style, beauty – and their intersection with Hollywood and California culture. Over a career spanning four newspapers and two coasts, she’s been responsible for a wide variety of features and hard news beats as a reporter, editor or department manager. Denley left The Times in 2015.