Fashion + Peeps at Post Juno Awards Party

The Wasserman Entourage hit the town last night for EMI Music's Post Juno Awards Party Bash held at Players Chophouse.  We met up first at Chambar (pics below) before crossing the velvet rope to this invite-only party.  My girls styled it up and I had to get some snaps of them below.  

Really loved the sparkly purple halter top - lovely details!  I am chanelling Olivia Newton-John and Blondie with my high waisted, ultra tight black vinyl leggings from Urban Outfitters, tucked-in white halter tank, black studded heart belt, and patent booties.  I've also got my much-prized Marc by Marc Jacobs Lock-It-Up oversized clutch.

Below: My British mate ever so stylish in a Paul Smith tuxedo jacket with velvet lapels, paired with white sneaks.  I'm crazy about the "British coins" detailing inside the jacket and the playful plaid lining the collar. Smooth, P, very smooth.

I found this group of deliciously dressed gals when we arrived at the party.  That pink dress by Guess by Marciano is very yummy.

Can Balmain Make Me Hot for Juno Awards After-Party?

I am very excited as I have been invited by EMI Music to their exclusive after-party for the Juno Awards, happening later this month.  More details to come.  More pressing though is what to wear? I need to look hot, and who does rock'n'roll glam better than Balmain? I am lusting after these reworked dirty 80's looks from the Balmain Fall 2009 Ready to Wear collection.

Christophe Decarnin's iconic peaked shoulder jacket is back for Fall and it looks hotter than ever in lux materials like leather, quilt, and satin.  Some of his Spring 09 peaked shoulder jackets channeled a bit more MJ/Thriller for my liking but his Fall jackets are sharp and modern- when paired with a slim pant, it is very wearable.  The sweetheart neckline, a cliche as recently as a few years ago, is back and looking more bad-ass than sweet, especially when the mini is microsized.  Half-train evening dresses, which forever stuck in my mind as something escorts in the 80's wore (with George Michael's "I never want to dance again" playing on a cassette in the background), look ironically hip.  As much as I despise the harem pants, Decarnin worked his magic by sliding them into sleek boots and opening them up to expose some leg.  In all, a fun, flirty collection that brings us back to the bad old 80's but in a whole new light.  There have been some criticism that Decarnin needs to step the brand up to the next level as many of the looks have been carrying over.  For what it's worth, Balmain continues with this collection as a go-to name for rocker vixens who want glitz and glamour on the cutting edge.