White dresses on a black carpet yields high contrast with low drama. Sandra Bullock and Emma Watson donned white cocktail dresses for the Gravity New York Premiere. Styleceleb applauds the daring choice. For more photos go to http://www.graylockphoto.com
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Sandra Bullock, George Clooney, Katie Holmes and Emma Watson pranced on the red carpet during the Gravity New York Premiere. Our favorite down to earth stars rocketed through the arrivals in white and salmon respectively with George Clooney wearing a blue gray suit. The New York premiere of Gravity was out of this world… Complete with a space suit.
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Philip Winchester shined on the carpet during the HBO Emmy After Party. Phillip arrived with his wife Meghan wearing John Varvatos Tie, Paul Smith Suit, Prada Shoes and a Phillip Stein Watch. Also striking a pose with co-star Milauna Jackson New Stars come and go, but StyleCeleb says Philip Winchester is here to stay. Check out the MUST SEE Cinemax Strike Back for more info go to http://www.cinemax.com/strike-back/



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Goldie Hawn joined by Kurt Russell, and DuJour magazine CEO Jason Binn to honor Goldie Hawn and her work on behalf of The Hawn Foundation: “Helping children thrive with social & emotional literacy.” For over 10 years, Goldie Hawn, Academy Award winning actress, producer, director, author and long-time children’s advocate has been working to help children thrive through The Hawn Foundation and its signature program, MindUP. MindUP is a social and emotional literacy program based on neuroscience, positive psychology, mindful awareness training and social and emotional learning. In 15 lessons, it teaches children about their brain so they learn to better self-regulate their emotions, increasing their abilities to focus, gain empathy, optimism and resiliency skills while improving academics, happiness and overall health and wellness.
For more information on MindUP visit www.thehawnfoundation.org or call 305 424 1655.
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President Bill Clinton, Former Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton, and Chelsea Clinton closed the ninth Clinton Global Initiative Annual Meeting, emphasizing optimism and mobilizing for action to address the most pressing global challenges. Over three days, CGI members made over 160 new Commitments to Action, expected to impact nearly 22.2 million lives and valued at more than $10.8 billion when fully funded and implemented.
Through the CGI commitments announced this year, nearly 27 million metric tons of CO2 will not be released into the atmosphere, more than 2 million girls will be reached by efforts specifically targeting female enrollment in schools, more than 11.6 million children will have abetter education, nearly 4 million people will have increased access to health services, and more than $7 billion will be invested in or loaned to small- and medium-sized enterprises. For more information go to the http://www.clintonglobalinitiative.org/






















