Sarah Silverman, Toni Collette and Camilla Belle. Photo / Getty Images
Australian actress Toni Collette looks fresh faced and chic in this teal Herve Leger dress at the premiere of Miss You Already. The 42-year-old is channeling a Tilda Swinton vibe with her short, windswept locks and we're loving it.
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Meanwhile co-star Drew Barrymore was less successful in this tuxedo-inspired long sleeve jumpsuit.
The loose fit and too-long pants are drowning her petite frame and the heavy black satin detail looks clunky and unflattering.
Of course, that's not stopping these ladies from having a ball together.
Britain's Paloma Faith is known for her quirky, at times eccentric, style. But she looks chic and sassy in the red, 60s-inspired number and simple accessories.
Mismatched patterns is one of the hardest fashion trends to get right but actress Camilla Belle is nailing it at the Nordstrom opening gala in Vancouver. The playful cinch-waist skirt is perfectly styled with a high pony and bold red lip. Best dressed of the week.
There's a Viking warrior vibe to Heidi Klum's latest red carpet offering and we're not entirely sure it works. The fitted corset paired with a severe centre part and heavy eye make up feels a little harsh and doesn't match Klum's playful personality.
Sarah Silverman keeps up with the boys on the comedy circuit but on the red carpet, she's learned to embrace the glamour of a good gown. This may be a little on the safe side but she looks smart and confident - and it's certainly a step up from the short skirts and thigh-high socks she once favoured.
Former Top Model contestant-turned-actress Analeigh Tipton also opted for the gothic gown look, but took a bigger risk sporting this backless lace number with front and side cutouts. It's bordering on sexy Halloween costume but the simple hair and make up save it from fashion damnation.
Finally, Mr Blake Lively hit the red carpet in Toronto, pairing this sharp blue suit with a salt and pepper beard. You're welcome.
At 59, the Kiwi actor hopes to help shift the discourse around women's health.