Fashion

There was nothing irrational about the clothes the stars wore while promoting Woody Allen’s Irrational Man. While Emma Stone went ‘classic’ in a pencil skirt and top by Michael Kors, Parker Posey wore a jumpsuit by Leanna Zuniga of Electric Feathers.

Salma Hayek not only produced the animated film, Kahlil Gibran’s The Prophet – which incorporates Gibran’s poetry and opens August 7 – but she also lends her voice to the main character, Kamila. When talking to us Salma looked cool in a white pants suit by Elie Saab and Gucci shoes.

It was a busy week in New York City: stars from the Showtime series The Affair – launching Season 2 in October – and Netflix’s entry in the Marvel Multiverse, Jessica Jones – premiering later in the Fall – were in town to promote their work … and to show off their flair for fashion. HFPA’s own Janet R.

It doesn’t matter that funny man Ed Helms is looking suave in a Gant Jacket and John Varvatos shoes – people are going to laugh at him anyway. Despite credits that include The Daily Show with Jon Stewart, NBC’s The Office, and The Hangover trilogy, the native from Atlanta, Georgia was a little nervous about taking on Vacation, the latest installment in a slew of films that began with National Lampoon’s Vacation, back in 1983.

We’ll have to wait some weeks to check out The Man from U. N.

Jeremy Piven is in London, on set of the final season of the ITV series Mr. Selfridge, looking sharp and relaxed in a J.

Josh Holloway and Sarah Wayne Callies have made their mark on television history. Josh brought James “Sawyer” Ford to life on the hit science fiction series Lost (2004-10).

Recently, when we see Jake Gyllenhaal on the screen, he is barely recognizable, disappearing deep in character, changing his physique. In Nightcrawler he became an emaciated line drawing of himself, all long lines and scary eyes.

Part of the delight of Comic-Con is walking the streets and seeing people not only pay homage to their favorite super hero, but to recognize that we all have an alter ego. That is perhaps the truest sense of “cosplay”.