Well, there’s some good news/bad news, depending on where you fall on the fandom scales of Alicia Vikander and Michael Fassbender. Fassy and Vikander were both at the big Palm Springs International Film Festival gala this weekend, as they were both given awards (Fassy won the International Star Award, Vikander won the Rising Star Award). They did not walk the carpet together, nor did they pose together for any photos inside the event. They are often referred to as an “on-and-off couple,” mostly because there have been tons of breakup rumors but Vikander seems to want everyone to believe that everything is going swimmingly. The last we heard, Vikander was “telling pals” that she planned on taking a vacation with Fassbender over the holidays. Did that happen? I have no idea. But I do know that HE really does not want to be photographed with her.
As for the fashion, there was some good news… Alicia is finally wearing something other than Louis Vuitton!! Vikander was the LV brand ambassador for 2015, and I guess she’s now free to wear other designers in the new year. So she chose this girlish Erdem in pink. I like it, although I think it looks more like an Easter dress than something that you would see on the red carpet of a major film festival. I think I might like it because I was just sick of seeing her in Louis Vuitton.
Both Alicia and Michael are nominated for Golden Globes (Alicia has two noms, actually) and they’ll likely both appear at the Globes next Sunday. Will they sit together? Will they arrive together? Will they be photographed together? Who knows? If they are together and they just don’t want to be photographed together, how long can they keep this up throughout the awards season? Incidentally, their film – The Light Between Oceans – still doesn’t have a release date. It was supposed to come out in December, but now… who knows?
Photos courtesy of WENN.
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