Jessica Chastain 2012 Oscar A-line Sweetheart Floor-length Dresses
In 2011, Chastain gained wide public recognition for her starring roles in seven film releases; for her performance in The Help she received Best Supporting Actress nominations at the Academy Award, Golden Globe, BAFTA, and Screen Actors Guild Award ceremonies. In 2012, Time magazine featured her as one of the "100 Most Influential People in the World".
Jessica Chastain-2012 SAG Awards Dresses Sheath/Column Floor-length Chiffon Dresses
She may not have won an Oscar, but Jessica Chastain still had a pretty impressive start to 2013. The Zero Dark Thirty actress nabbed a Golden Globe Award and even appeared on Broadway in The Heiress as she delighted the fashion faithful in a variety of fantastic street style ensembles.
Jessica Chastain Trumpet/Mermaid Floor-length Red Satin 2013 SAG Awards
Jessica also managed to make an impact on the red carpet during award season, wearing truly standout gowns by everyone from Alexander McQueen to Armani Privé.
Jessica Chastain Sheath/Column Floor-length Sage Chiffon 2013 Golden Globe
"She chose the copper shade...which worked so beautifully with her coloring," Jessica's stylist Elizabeth Stewart tells Life & Style. "She's very involved in all decisions."
Jessica Chastain 2012 Golden Globe Red Carpet
Jessica Chastain is a cinematic chameleon. She won a Golden Globe and received an Oscar nomination as the intense CIA analyst tracking Osama bin Laden in “Zero Dark Thirty,” a woman worlds away from the ditzy Southern wife she played in “The Help” a year earlier.
“She has a face that is classically elegant and eminently malleable,” wrote The Observer’s Andrew Gumbel. “She fits right into the contemporary world, but can just as easily hark back to an older era of silver-screen elegance or impeccable Edwardian manners. She can be torrid, frosty, garrulous or painfully shy, with equal conviction.”
We're pretty positive there will be more award show red carpets in Jessica's future and can't wait to see what she'll wear the next time she's nominated.
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