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Emily Mortimer in Valentino Beauty
At the premier of Hugo the other night, actress Emily Mortimer wore a dress I think is just beyond stunning. I mean look at the pretty, ethereal beauty of the fabrication. And the perfect pleating. And the unexpected lime embroidery. And then that black detail of embroidery, just for fun on the sleeve. It's Valentino, you know. Sure she looks a little washed out in it. But I wouldn't. Nor would Florence Welch, who I could also see in this dress. But mostly just me. Or you? What do you think?
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