Emmy Fashion: LA Weather Will stars through their clothes Sweat
Each year, the Emmy Awards is called a challenge for most of the red carpet fashion, since September is usually the hottest month in Los Angeles.
Sunday should be no exception. The mercury is expected to rise in the south of the 80s, when the candidates gathered at the Nokia Theater. Add his hundreds of commercials and a dose of nerves and maintain a cool, ready to shoot appearance can be a challenge. But the stars are strategies.
Emmy Award-winning artist Kevin Shinick, for example, has a strong plan.
"Running battery tux," he said. "I have little MINI fans everywhere, except on my groin. So, you know, it was great, I could not afford!"
Actress Lake Bell suggests minimizing movement.
"If you do not move that much, you will not sweat. So I try to hold back," she said during the celebration last week Creative Arts Emmy Awards, where the temperature at the top level of the 100th "But the dress helps me because it is very emissions, as we in French, to say very closely."
"Dancing With the Stars" choreographer Travis Wall and Nick Lazzarini agree with the policy of non-movement.
More "buffer heaven," said Lazzarini, and. Bottle of champagne in the car on the way to the ceremony
Stylists offer more practical solutions.
You choose minimal for light fabrics and underwear, suggests celebrity stylist and costume designer Tanya Gill. This means that the choice does that allow a fresh approach Spanx: "If you can avoid all these clothes that many people tend to rely on these events - back maybe a little Pilates, a little juice of the week - you feel not so much happier with everything. "
A spray tan can help too.
"If they can not do without feeling a few hours and a sprayed on tan, it is incredible," she said. "It makes you slimmer, you could not carry all the underwear."
Men should consider light fabrics, as well - and the spirit of the lining of their tuxedos.
"Avoid polyester everything, even the food," said Gill. "Cotton, fabulous. Bedding, fantastic."
When it comes to hair, women should skip the ponytail and side swept back half-up/half-down `popular in recent seasons, says celebrity stylist and creative director of Alterna Professional Haircare world Michael Shaun Corby.
"This season, it goes to the hive, topknots and super sleek pony," he said. "What I love about these styles is that they keep your hair to keep cool from the neck and hold all the rage."
Men should have the "shaggy, hippie look" to avoid the fire, Corby said, because "if you start to sweat, bend the ends, and it will fail red carpet." It proposes to opt for short cuts - and do not forget the sunscreen for guys who are more species cradle ", try dry shampoo on the scalp to stop because it will dry to prevent the excess oil, and that you are looking for shiny "on. This high pressure HD, Corby said.
How many candidates are involved, there is always the option to look cool. A Creative Arts ceremony last week, Brenda Strong has worked his skills to beat the heat.
"I have nothing not be beat. I was very slow," she said. "I'm cool. Thanks. It is an act, it's all a act I'm not cool, I bubble."
Of course there are Maya Rudolph tips to beat the heat while dressed to the nines.
"They did not hit him," she said. "You try to gently lay beside him."