“Elle Fanning wore Simone Rocha at the London Film Festival” links

Elle Fanning wore Simone Rocha to the BFI London Film Festival screening of Sentimental Value. I love this, including her makeup. [RCFA]
Tina Fey & Seth Meyers came out for SNL’s real 50th anniversary episode, which was hosted by Amy Poehler. Tina played Kristi Noem. [Pajiba]
Review of Kiss of the Spider Woman. [LaineyGossip]
Zuhair Murad’s latest collection. [Go Fug Yourself]
Rachel Sennott’s I Love LA reminds people of Girls. [OMG Blog]
Sydney Sweeney is still out and about. [Just Jared]
David Beckham looks tiny here. [Seriously OMG]
I do not trust Marjorie Taylor Greene’s rebrand. [Jezebel]
Diane Keaton’s life in photos. [Hollywood Life]
People talk about their encounters with rude celebrities. [Buzzfeed]

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7 Responses to ““Elle Fanning wore Simone Rocha at the London Film Festival” links”

  1. Jegede says:

    Who would have guessed her career would surpass Dakota’s?😶😶

  2. Lala11_7 says:

    Elle’s outfit & makeup/hair reminds me the 70s…so I LOVE ✨️💜✨️ it…

    I’m not surprised that Rachel Sennott’s new show reminds one of “Girls”…to me…Rachel & Lena have the SAME energy 😑😐😶

  3. DaveW says:

    I didn’t see SNL but when I saw the pic had no idea that was Tina Fey playing ICE Barbie. Kudos to the makeup artist!

  4. Snarkle says:

    Love everything about this look, including the hair (even with the wispy ringlets).

    It’s amazing that she and Dakota have been acting since they were children and are semi regularly visible on carpets or at events or in magazines and I know not one personal thing about either of them. Nothing. I guess it can be done

  5. Cadbury Egg says:

    I love it!
    And it has POCKETS! Big win!

  6. jferber says:

    Somehow I don’t like the dress on Elle and I don’t know why.

    • Sara says:

      Maybe its because at least in the 1st picture Elle doesn’t look like herself? When I glanced at the header, I didn’t know who that was

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