Princess and the philarmonic: Eva Mendes is the belle of the ball at Walt Disney Concert Hall
10/09/2010 07:38:00 PM
kenmouse
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Actress Eva Mendes made an appearance at the Walt Disney Concert Hall in Los Angeles last night, and appeared to take inspiration from the celebrated animator's famous princesses.
Mendes, 36, stole the show at the Los Angeles Philharmonic's opening night gala in a floor-length pastel pink gown by haute couture designer Christian Dior.
And all that was needed was a glass slipper to complement the 36-year-old's Cinderella style floaty, plunging gown complete with delicate gold beading.
The Hitch star glided as she made her way into the famous hall posing only to smile for the obligatory red carpet snaps.
For once she kept her stunning curves under wraps, but still looked amazingly glamorous. But she wasn't just there as a decorative invitee.
Mendes, 36, stole the show at the Los Angeles Philharmonic's opening night gala in a floor-length pastel pink gown by haute couture designer Christian Dior.
And all that was needed was a glass slipper to complement the 36-year-old's Cinderella style floaty, plunging gown complete with delicate gold beading.
The Hitch star glided as she made her way into the famous hall posing only to smile for the obligatory red carpet snaps.
For once she kept her stunning curves under wraps, but still looked amazingly glamorous. But she wasn't just there as a decorative invitee.
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