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Entertainment January 8, 2017
Looking your best on the red carpet is about more than wearing a good dress – you need perfect posture, too. Most of the actresses at the Golden Globes got it right on the night, according to a leading expert on the subject.
“There was much better posture on the red carpet than in past years and that signifies Hollywood is returning to the days of glamour,” said Dr. Paul Drew, author of the book “Red Carpet Posture.”
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Dr. Paul, a posture coach and physical therapist, has shared exclusively with ENTITY his list of the good, the bad and the ugly of the poses on the Golden Globes red carpet.
THE GOOD
Kristin Bell looks as if she owns the red carpet with her good posture and intense focus on the cameras as she stands level and tall.
Jessica Chastain has such great posture while rocking that blue dress that I might call my next book “Blue Carpet Posture.”
Brie Larson’s perfect posture makes her dress look even more glamorous.
THE BAD
Giuliana Rancic really needs a lot of help with her red carpet posture. She needs to put her shoulders back and stand tall.
Amanda Peet needs to keep her shoulders level.
Amy Landecker needs to stand up straighter to improve her posture – she looks as if she is falling forward.
THE UGLY
Emily Ratajkowski looks as if she is all twisted. This posture reminds me of a Picasso. Stand up straight!
Olivia Culpo should not tilt her head to one side – if she kept her head level her dress would look great.
Yvette Nicole Brown has one hip sticking out too much to the side and needs to get a little more straight with her feet more even.
MOST IMPROVED
I’ll give Nicole Kidman and Ruth Negga credit. They’ve shown great improvement with their red carpet posture and each now puts her stomach in and shoulders back.