She's currently on a whirlwind media tour promoting the latest film in the series "Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn Part 1," slated for a Nov. 18 opening. Stewart has perfected the pretty-in-punk look with jewel-, sequin- and metal-embellished minis over the last year. At the 2011 People's Choice awards she chose a gold sequin mini by Reem Acra, at the 2011 MTV Movie Awards a red mini adorned with safety pins by Balmain and at a taping for "The Tonight Show" a color-blocked blue and black Monique Lhuillier mini.
Stewart appeared in yet another mini when she was recently honored with a cement block in front of Grauman's Chinese Theatre in Hollywood. Costars Pattinson and Taylor Lautner joined Stewart to immortalize their feet and hands on Hollywood Boulevard.
She wore a net overlay Marios Schwab beige cocktail dress with patent leather detail, a shorter version of the one that appeared on the spring 2012 runways, with black velvet pumps by Brian Atwood. For the ceremony she traded the pumps for a pair of black and white checkered sneakers.
It might be difficult to find a dress with net overlay in a reasonable price range, but you can get Stewart's look in a mini with lace or mesh detailing such as the lace little black dress by eDressMe for $45 from eDressMe.com, mesh curve halter dress for $24.80 from Forever21.com or Suzi Chin for Maggy Boutique strapless lace overlay dress from Nordstrom.com for $83.90. If you're a fan of the style but not the mini cut, get the more conservative Elementz dress from Macys.com for $29.99.
You can wear this style of dress with any black heels, but if you want to pull a sneaker switch like Stewart you can start the night in the Style & Co Diane pump for $48.30 from Macys.com, then go for the Vans checkerboard slip on in black and white for $45.
With holiday dressing just around the corner, a beige and black mini will be a versatile go-to piece for parties.
Happy shopping!
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~Robstenfan
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