Oscars 2013 Best Dressed

It's the biggest night in the film industry's calendar: the Oscars are finally here! If I didn't have a French class tomorrow morning I'd stay up all night and follow them live, but as it is I'm going to have to settle for red carpet coverage now and thoughts on the winners/embarrassing speeches/snubs in the morning. As I said in my post about the BAFTAs, awards season is my favourite time of the year and I'm expecting tonight to be incredible. Not only are the Oscars the awards everyone's been building up to, but with the fashion world in the throes of fashion weeks the sartorial stakes are exceedingly high. The red carpet is - quite frankly - going to be out of this world.

EE BAFTAs 2013 Best Dressed

Awards season is - without doubt - my favourite time of the year. Fashion and film collide beautifully, with never ending red carpets displaying all of the latest designs from the fashion world, and hundreds of gold statues handed out to the film and television industry's finest.

Tonight is the EEBAFTAs, the biggest night in the British cinema calendar. As I type, the ceremony is well underway at the Royal Opera House in Covent Garden. Results are being tweeted live, but the show is recorded and will be broadcast at 9pm on BBC1, so disconnect your internet if you don't want to be spoiled! The red carpet, however, has finished, and as there have been so many stand-out looks tonight, it only seemed appropriate to take a quick break from work to document the best dressed here. I'll discuss the awards results later this evening (and mostly on twitter as they happen: @emma_forth) but for now it's all about the fashion.

I Give It A Year

 IGIAY is the hilarious new British “anti-rom-com” from Dan Mazer (writer of 'Borat' and 'Bruno') that follows a newlywed couple through their first year of married life. After a whirlwind romance highflying corporate PR woman Nat (Rose Byrne) and struggling novelist Josh (Rafe Spall) tie the knot and are an undisputed example that opposites can attract. They face doubt from friends and family from the onset and are clearly attracted to other people (Anna Faris and Simon Baker). Determined to prove their sceptics wrong they set their sights on making it to their first anniversary, but the honeymoon period is definitely over and 365 days starts to feel like a very long time indeed…