'Valentino: The Last Emperor' Premiere Brings Out the Stars
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Valentino is surrounded by his beautiful guests. Madonna gets cozy with Claire Danes, while Gwyneth Paltrow and Anne Hathaway link in with the man himself.
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Valentino Garavani, Gwyneth Paltrow and Giancarlo Giammetti -- dressed impeccably and ready for the show to begin.
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Coco Rocha brings her unique style to the Valentino premiere.
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Anne Hathaway, as always, looks classic and beautiful in white. We can't wait to see how her style continues to evolve!
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Helena Christensen is striking in this black asymmetrical dress. Of course, she'd be striking in an asymmetrical paper bag, for that matter.
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Just a night out at the movies for Claire Danes and Hugh Dancy.
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Agyness Deyn sports a longer, more feminine 'do and some seriously chic bling -- we're loving this look on her, and hope she continues to leave the flannel at home.
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Whenever Martha Stewart graces a premiere with her presence, it's definitely a good thing.
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Zac Posen and Narciso Rodriguez give the designer a little colleague love.
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Model Anne V strikes a pose upon arrival at the premiere.
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