Kristen Stewart’s Breaking Dawn Dress is Barely There

By Glam Editors November 13,2012

Kristen Stewart took her final walk down the red carpet as Bella Swan at the Nokia Theatre LA Live in Los Angeles on Monday night, completing her role in the Twilight series with the series’ last offering, Breaking Dawn Part 2. Seeing as her character has transformed from a teenager to a mature mother throughout the film, Stewart took the opportunity to test out a more grown up look for the occasion. The star opted for a nude lace and chiffon strapless corset gown by Zuhair Murad, belted at the waist and fitted to her slender figure. To accent the gown, which left little to the imagination, Stewart wore her hair curled and swept to one side, along with an elegant red lip, a minimal amount of jewelry, and Jimmy Choo shoes. Add to that a shocking, rare smile, and we have a brand new Stewart on our hands it would seem!

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COMMENTS (2)

Dea Wells 11.15.12
love her style and i do love the dress.
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annie435 11.15.12
DON'T CARE FOR DRESS AT ALL. NOT BECAUSE OF SEE THROUGH LACE.. JUST DON'T LIKE THE FIT. ALSO IT HIGHLIGHTS HER HEAVY LEGS AND WIDE HIPS. PRETTY GIRL.. BAD CHOICE OF DRESS!
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femmegauche 11.15.12
She is still a cheating trollop. And that dress is far more suited to someone that's more refined than her. She looks quite smug for being such a nasty person (far beyond her cheating ways in consideration here). I hope her smarmy and greasy-haired arse will disappear once this shiteous excuse of a movie series is done.
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femmegauche 11.15.12
What style? Balenciaga doesn't suit her. And the couture she does manage to wear on the red carpet is the worst of any selection. It seems she chooses comfort over anything that could be deemed stylistic, exquisite, refined, and flattering. This wouldn't be such a problem if she was just walking on the street as a normal pedestrian, but on the red carpet it reeks of idiocy.
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