2018 Red Carpet

The carpet proved colorful for men and women, including trending hues rather than eschewing traditional classics. Pink satin, red sequins, and maroon on men.

Fashion is fun and should never be taken too seriously. It’s art.

The colors that began to peak are now becoming staples. Men looked good- traditional, with innovation.

Fashion is less restrictive than ever. It’s never about what you wear but how you wear it.

Pink is popping, pants suits take on color, and yellow becomes interesting.

Falling down up-dos, men going grey, while sea foam continues to crest, and Reba McEntire shows everyone that she’s not only talented, but smart too – let’s hope she starts a trend for women: slippers on the red carpet – would Cannes turn her away???.

Men are adopting velvet and color. Women are wearing trousers and breaking rules: if I want, pink and red DO go together.

Women continue to use the red carpet as acts of solidarity and defiance. As with the Golden Globes’ 75th Anniversary, BAFTA attendees chose black as a reminder that women are not treated equally, paid equally or given the same opportunities.

Red carpets just got a whole lot easier. Pants and a low heel make for elegance and super comfort.

Trends for this year are shaping up. Men are leading the way with a freshness we’ve been begging to see for a long time.