Hollywood’s got a taste for this trend!
Plenty of trends emerged on the red carpet at the 2015 Golden Globe Awards on Sunday, Jan. 11, in Beverly Hills, from winter-white dresses to sunshine yellow frocks and accessories. But one trend took Us by surprise: the rise of the reverse crumb catcher.
What is a crumb catcher, you might ask? Traditionally, it’s the textured, often-pleated pieces of material added to the neckline of a dress. Those pieces usually stretch outward a bit, 3-D-style, like little half-bowls you could (theoretically—and maybe practically!) catch things inside. Hence, “crumb catcher.”
Of course, the ladies of Hollywood are putting a fresh spin on the style! Camila Alves (in Monique Lhuillier), Jenna Dewan Tatum (in Carolina Herrera) and Nikki Reed (in Katharine Kidd) to name a few, were all spotted modeling dresses with an extra ruffle of material folded over the bodice, almost like a glam bib. Flip it up, and it would still have the same practical effect, but this take on the style has a much more modern, bohemian flare.
Another perk? The detail allow for more room than a constricting, body-conscious gown, which could make it a go-to for Hollywood’s pregnant ladies, too.
Alves, 32, and Dewan Tatum, 34, seemed to love their ruffles a lot—so much so, their dresses all boasted wavy trains, too, creating two ultra-romantic ensembles.
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One man who definitely was attracted to Dewan Tatum’s look was her husband, Channing, who helped his wife carry the structured train of her dress throughout the night.
What do you think of the crumb-catcher trend? Tweet with @UsWeekly using the hashtag #stylebyUs!
