Cate Blanchett & Rooney Mara Continue to #Bless Red Carpets Everywhere
Cate Blanchett wears a Jonathan Simkhai dress for her appearance on “Good Morning America.”
Blanchett promoted Carol on GMA wearing a gorgeous blue dress with white-lace overlay by New York designer Jonathan Simkhai, and Sergio Rossi heels. Photo: Pacific Coast News
Cate Blanchett wears a white jumpsuit in New York City.
On her way to her appearance on GMA, Blanchett wore a croppedcream jumpsuit like a boss. Photo: Getty
Rooney Mara wears Chanel couture dress to the New York premiere of “Carol.”
For the event at the Museum of Modern Art, Mara chose a dress from Chanel’s spring 2015 couture collection featuring black sequins (that only look like leather because they’re so densely layered) and lace. Photo: Getty
Cate Blanchett wears Lanvin to the New York premiere of “Carol.”
For the same event, Blanchett chose a gown from Lanvin’s spring 2016 collection — in tribute to the recently-ousted Alber Elbaz, perhaps? Photo: Getty
Rooney Mara wears a tiered skirt with military-inspired jacket from Alexander McQueen’s spring 2016 collection.
Mara proved her fashion-forward status by wearing this unusual next-season McQueen look. Photo: Getty
Cate Blanchett wears Schiaparelli couture at a London screening of “Truth.”
Blanchett stunned in this sumptuous velvet dress from the recently-revived couture house, Schiaparelli — and she made good use of those pockets, too. Photo: Getty
Cate Blanchett wears an embellished white gown at the BFI London Film Festival.
Blanchett also wore a look from the spring 2016 Alexander McQueen collection while accepting her BFI Fellowship award. Photo: Getty
Cate Blanchett and Rooney Mara appeared at the screening of their film “Carol” at the BFI London Film Festival.
The pair appeared at London’s Odeon Leicester Square theatre last night in ruffled evening dresses.
Cate Blanchett wears a gown from Esteban Cortazar’s Spring 2016 collection.
The dramatic, black and white sequin gown was a stunner.
Rooney Mara wears an Alexander McQueen gown at last night’s “Carol” screening in London.
The dress, from Alexander McQueen designer Sarah Burton’s Spring 2015 collection had an early 20th century allure with its blush-pink palette and tiered ruffles.
Cate Blanchett in Giles at Cannes.
Take a page out of Solange Knowles’s Met Ball look, Ms. Blanchett opted for the full-length version of the out of this world gown by renowned British designer, Giles.
Rooney Mara in Olivier Theyskens for Rochas dress from 2005 at Cannes.
For the premiere of her new film, Carol, the fashion maverick turned back the clock in an elegant gown from 2005 that was created when Olivier Theyskens was still at Rochas. We love that she picked a classic dress that was created a decade ago!
Rooney Mara wears a white broderie anglaise dress from Alexander McQueen.
For a photo call for her new film, the actress donned a white broderie anglaise dress from the Pre-Fall 2015 collection by Alexander McQueen. She completed the look with a broad white belt and Stuart Weitzman heels.
Cate Blanchett in a black Alexander McQueen dress and jacket.
The Carol star attended a photo call looking as elegant as ever in a see-through top with a full skirt and matching black jacket.
Rooney Mara in a bandeau top and ruffled skirt.
Though she likes to stick to black and white color schemes, the actress attended a party for Carol showing off a bit of her flirty side in a flouncy white bandeau top and full miniskirt.
Cate Blanchett in a black Armani Privé gown.
Cate Blanchett attends the premiere of Sicario wearing a black silk cady gown decorated with amboo leaf patterned embroidery with tonal Swarovski crystals by Giorgio Armani Privé.
With this week’s New York premiere of their forthcoming film Carol, Cate Blanchett and Rooney Mara continue to bless the red carpet with some of the most fashion-forward celeb looks we’ve seen. With Blanchett’s space-print Giles gown and Mara’s ethereal Rochas dress, they were Cannes’ best-dressed duo. They worked a clever, opposites-attract look at the film’s London premiere, and they’ve pretty much proven their fashion-boss status at every turn by showing up at events in coveted couture gowns, and fresh-off-the-runway, next-season designer dresses. Click ahead to see what fashion A-game looks like.
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