Hollywood Royalty: Cate Blanchett wore the most expensive outfit at the 2014 Oscars
When the phrase 'Hollywood Royalty' is mentioned, one of the few celebs that instantly comes to mind is Cate Blanchett.
The 45 year old no doubt had a stellar award season by been one of the
best dressed, and winning the coveted best actress title. And now,
another feather has been added to her awards cap.
In a new list compiled by Vogue, the Blue Jasmine Academy award winner has been given the award for
most expensive outfit worn at the 2014 Academy Awards.
The combined cost of her dress and jewellery came in at a whopping $18.1 million.
1.
Ring and bracelet: Cate finished off her look with a brown-diamond bracelet and a pear-shaped diamoind ring, both from Chopard
Jewellery by Chopard: around $18 million
• Earrings of 62 opals with a combined 33 carats
• Brown diamond bracelet
• Pear-shaped diamond ring
Dress by Armani Privé: around $100,000
TOTAL: $18.1 million
2.
Charlize Theron
Jewellery by Harry Winston: $15.8 million
• Diamond necklace – $15 million
• Diamond stud earrings – around $800,000
Dress by Christian Dior haute couture: around $90,000
TOTAL: $15.89 million
3.
Jewellery by Lorraine Schwartz: $8.2 million
• Platinum and diamond cluster earrings – $1.8 million
• Bracelet – around $6.4 million
Dress by Alexander McQueen: around $40,000
TOTAL: $8.24 million
4.
Jewellery by Forevermark: $8 million
Dress by Saint Laurent: around $12,000
TOTAL: $8.012 million
5.
Jennifer Garner
Jewellery by Forevermark: $5 million
Dress by Oscar de la Renta: around $25,000
TOTAL: $5.025 million
6.
Jennifer Lawrence
Jewellery by Neil Lane: $3.5 million
• 100-carat necklace – $2 million
• 10-carat diamond stud earrings – around $500,000
• Diamond and platinum ring – $1 million
Dress by Christian Dior haute couture: around $80,000
TOTAL: $3.58 million
7.
Amy Adams
Jewellery by Tiffany & Co.: $1.4805 million
• Rhodochrosite, lapis and turquoise earrings with diamonds in 18k yellow gold – $35,000
• Square modified brilliant yellow diamond bracelet in 18k yellow gold – $1.4 million
• Fire opal, pink sapphire, yellow diamond, and spessertite bead ring with diamonds – $40,000
• Six diamond band rings in 18k yellow gold – $5,500
Dress by Gucci Première: around $30,000
TOTAL: $1.5105 million
8.
Jessica Biel
Jewellery by Tiffany & Co.: $525,000
• Round diamond wide bracelet in platinum – $120,000
• Round and princess-cut five row diamond bracelet in platinum – $165,000
• Round and marquee diamond cluster necklace in platinum – $240,000
Dress by Chanel haute couture: around $100,000
TOTAL: $625,000
9.
Catherine Martin
Jewellery by Tiffany & Co.: $417,000
• Jean Schlumberger arrows brooch – $65,000
• Red spinel ring with spessertites and diamonds in yellow gold – $140,000
• Pink and white diamond hinged bangle in platinum – $95,000
• Cushion-cut pink sapphire and diamond flower ring in platinum – $65,000
• Jean Schlumberger diamond X bracelet in 18k gold and platinum – $52,000
Dress custom made by Prada: around $25,000
TOTAL: $442,000
I'm looking at all the outfits and jewelry and wondering If anyone
really buys such expensive clothes(we know the celebs get loaned all
these stuff), and how vain humans are in general to spend so much money
accessories.
Don't get me wrong, everyone wants to the good life, and happy are those
who have that life already. But still, I looked at most of the dresses
and jewelry and realized anyone can wear the copy and look even better
than these celebrities, without spending thousands talk more of
millions. This realization made it dawn more on me the irony and vanity
of life as a whole.
That been said, I love Cate Blanchett's style and she can almost do no
wrong in my eyes. To me, she just has some sorta regal quality about her
that doesn't come with money or celeb status. She's an amazing actress
too.
In contrast I dare not compare , who were the
'expensive' looking celebs at the recently concluded African Magic
Viewers Choice Awards(Our own Oscars like they call it) and how much was
their outfits worth? Suggestions anyone?
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