Kate Bosworth is a rare breed of fashion plate.Give her head-to-toe sequins and she???ll pull off those paillettes with the nonchalant air of a woman used to wearing scratchy beadsas her daily uniform.

The main event at last night???s Golden Globes ceremony might have been the sequinned rose and silver Dolce & Gabbana gown the actress wore to the ceremony, but it was her after-party ensemble that captured our imagination.

Bosworth, 33, ditched the disco dress for a black two-piece, consisting of a beaded strapless top with peplum feature, and cropped black cigarette pants.The jewel-encrusted theme ran down to her heeled pumps and boxy clutch, the likes of which retail for close to ??3,000.

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The Dolce belle joins a host of actresses, such as Emma Watson and Diane Kruger, who have begun to favour trousers and structured tops over gowns on the red carpet.The secret to pulling off this new Hollywood uniform?Highlight your most feminine accents.

Note how Kate has left her decolletage bare to draw attention to her clavicles and neck area.Her waist is also highlighted by the voluminous peplum that spans out over her petite hips.

Trouser cut is also key.Any tighter and Bosworth could run the risk of looking like Sandy from Grease.NB: leggingsand the red carpet do not mix.

The star was afforded her own private photographer for the night, her husband Michael Polish, whom she married in 2013.The director"s candid portraits of his wife getting ready for the Globes were among the first to be circulated by the media, as fans waited eagerly to see what Tinsel Town was wearing.

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