During the event, Willow was spotted with her film camera, as she snapped some pics of some of the shoes on display.
The event, which was also attended by Josh Henderson, was hosted during the Lakers vs. Mavericks game and helped to benefit the Lakers Youth Foundation.
Sarah Hyland starred in the 1999 television version of the musical Annie and she just reunited with some co-stars!
The 27-year-old actress met up with Kristin Chenoweth and Kathy Bates, who played Lily and Ms. Hannigan, while at Christian Siriano‘s book launch on Thursday (November 30) in West Hollywood, Calif.
Sarah took to her Instagram Stories to share a video of her and Kristin singing the classic song “Glitter and Be Gay” from the opera Candide.
Willow Shields shines in an olive green gown during the 2017 SCAD Savannah Film Festival on Friday night (November 3) in Savannah, Ga.
The 17-year-old actress chatted about her new movie, Into the Rainbow, revealing how she learned a whole new skill set while filming the project in 3D.
Into the Rainbow centers on two young girls, who are transported to China by a magical energy rainbow.
The next night, Willow was the recipient of the Rising Star award at the Trustees Theater.
“So humbled and honored to have recieved the Rising Star Award from the Savannah Film Festival today,” Willow shared on Twitter.
FYI: Willow wore an Armani Exchange gown for the first night. During the award ceremony, she wore an Armani Exchange suit and Maria Lucia Hohan top.
Willow Shields wears an almost completely sheer shirt as she arrives for the premiere of The Journey Is The Destination held at at Laemmle Monica Film Center on Tuesday night (October 24) in Santa Monica, Calif.
The only part of Willow‘s shirt that wasn’t sheer were carefully placed roses, which she paired with black pants and a sharp black blazer.
It was just announced that Willow will be honored at the upcoming 2017 SCAD Savannah Film Festival next week.
Along with Zoey Deutch, she’ll pick up the Rising Star Award before a Q&A following a screening of her most recent film, Into the Rainbow on Saturday, November 4th.
You might have noticed that Willow Shields‘ Instagram is filled with amazing photography — by HER!
The former Hunger Games actress showcased her artwork at Beautycon LA recently and has an ongoing project called “Dear Social Media”.
“This series is incredibly personal,” Willow tells TeenVogue about it. “I’ve experienced a lot of turbulent messages on social media. On one end of the spectrum, somebody tells you that you’re perfect.”
“On the other, somebody tells you to kill yourself.”
And that’s what inspired her to combat the hate and high praise with something real.
“The whole concept for this series stemmed from my own experiences with social media, and noticing the other women struggling,” Willow adds. “My goal was to have each woman write her own letter to social media to express herself in a space where they felt like they could without judgment.”
She continues, “I wanted them to say everything they’ve been wanting to say, to everyone on social media, for years now.”
“It’s really important that we make light of the issues women face on social media: not just by recognizing it, but by transforming it into an important, interesting issue. My goal is to do this through art.”
Ashley Tisdale goes super glam as she arrives at Day One of the 5th Annual Beautycon Los Angeles on Sunday (August 13) in Los Angeles.
The 32-year-old actress and singer showed off her toned midriff in a black crop top and white pants as she attended the beauty event alongside tons of other stars.
Hunger Games actress Willow Shields loves to get all dressed up for the red carpet, but in an honest new essay, she opens up about her dependence on make-up, and how she’s slowly been learning to love herself without it.
“I don’t know about you but I love make-up!” the 17-year-old writes in her new Instagram, “I enjoy trying new things and creatively diving into all the different options out there.”
However, through her love of make-up, she “got into the habit of wearing makeup every single time I left my home…Especially when I’ve had crazy intense breakouts on and off throughout my life, I’ve always sought to find a way to cover all of this.”
Willow then talks about how despite her love of make-up, she has been trying to love herself without it, and she’s been succeeding.
“I’ve only recently began to discover my confidence without makeup,” she continues, “I love the feeling of sharing my true self with people.. no longer hiding behind layers of foundation and eyeshadow. Don’t get me wrong I still wear makeup very frequently but what I have decided is that a magnificent way to balance both is learning to wear makeup because I WANT to not because I feel that I NEED to. Please take a day to wipe away all of that beautiful makeup to reveal an even more beautiful human being.”
Willow‘s words are inspiring and she looks incredible — with makeup and without.
