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Ugo put her in a sparkling gold strapless mini by Dominic Oxily to ensure the newcomer would not get lost in the crowd. She didn't -- wearing the dress with confidence (after a bit of convincing by Ugo), Melanie was named "best dressed" at the event.
For the cover of Ghubar, Ugo put Angela Simmons in a grey mermaid dress by Basil Soda. Stunning against the backdrop of the Hollywood Hills, Angela flaunted her curves in the dress with ruched bodice and mesh sides. It was a daring look for Angela, and one that she absolutely loved.
For Elton John's Oscar party, Christ Brown wanted a look that was mature, but with an edge. Ugo delivered by putting Brown in a grey leopard print blazer. Ugo kept the focus on the statement piece by keeping all the other elements black, including black button down shirt, slim-fitting pants and black loafers, simply trimmed with a bit of merlot piping. To balance the look, Brown wore a pair of statement black spectacles that brought attention to hisface.
Ugo put Chris Brown in all white Lanvin suit for the Grammys. He accessorized the look with Dries Van Noten white lace shoes with a camo sole. After unfavorable tabloid reports, Brown wanted a...
Ugo's look for Brown was successful, garnering Brown "best dressed" honors for the night.
Letoya Luckett wanted to go "all out" for the 2012 BET awards. In a sunny Christian Siriano Spring/Summer 2012 frock, Luckett wanted to go "all out." She was very nervous about going outside her comfort zone, but relied on Ugo's judgment and went with a timeless and elegant look, keeping her hair simple and accessorizing with a pair of simple, yet striking, gold cuffs. The star earned a "best dressed" nod for the event, and when she looks at pictures of herself twenty years' hence, she will see a confident young woman whose face and figure were beautifully complimented by a classic gown made contemporary with a pop of color.
Melanie Fiona Hallin, Grammy Award-winning Canadian R&B recording artist, made a strong statement in a bright red gown slit to the thigh. The criss-cross bodice hugged Melanie's curves and ended in a flowing skirt that puddled on the floor. Such a bold dress empowered Melanie to feel both glamorous and strong. The photo shows Ugo consulting with Melanie, who clearly appreciates the fashion styling of the master.
Ugo put Chris Brown in all white Lanvin suit for the Grammys. He accessorized the look with Dries Van Noten white lace shoes with a camo sole. After unfavorable tabloid reports, Brown wanted a clean look that signified he was making a fresh start. Ugo's look for Brown was successful, garnering Brown "best dressed" honors for the night.
Letoya Luckett wanted to go "all out" for the 2012 BET awards. In a sunny Christian Siriano Spring/Summer 2012 frock, Luckett wanted to go "all out." She was very nervous about going outside her comfort zone, but relied on Ugo's judgment and went with a timeless and elegant look, keeping her hair simple and accessorizing with a pair of simple, yet striking, gold cuffs. The star earned a "best dressed" nod for the event, and when she looks at pictures of herself twenty years' hence, she will see a confident young woman whose face and figure were beautifully complimented by a classic gown made contemporary with a pop of color.
Melanie Fiona Hallin, Grammy Award-winning Canadian R&B recording artist, made a strong statement in a bright red gown slit to the thigh. The criss-cross bodice hugged Melanie's curves and ended in a flowing skirt that puddled on the floor. Such a bold dress empowered Melanie to feel both glamorous and strong. The photo shows Ugo consulting with Melanie, who clearly appreciates the fashion styling of the master.
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