We haven’t seen Katie Holmes in a while, and her appearance at the Independent Feature Project 30th Year Celebration at the Cooper Square Hotel was interesting. In fact Katie was the host of the event.

Katie wore a silk halter top with matching pants signed by Alexander McQueen.

I’m not a fashion addict or critique or anything related… but after my believes Katie would have been even more beautiful if those pants were some other color or if she would have chosen to wore a dress, but not a black one.

After all it seems that Katie Holmes kept her friendship relation with Victoria Beckham as she was photographed with her daughter Suri and the Beckham’s boys on Sunday while heading to an art class.

Katie Holmes came back from Japan and she was photographed in New York. She returned too to her old self, with short hair and weird clothes. It might be a reason why Katie was dressed like that as she was leaving a dance course.

There are some rumors saying Katie spent around $50,000 on her Valkyrie premiere look.

With $50,000 spent the miracle didn’t last for long, I suppose it was done on purpose for Tom Cruise’s movie premiere.

Katie Holmes, Tom Cruise and their little daughter Suri are in Japan for Valkyrie premiere. Couple of days ago Katie Holmes was photographed arriving at the airport having of course short hair as we are used to know her for a while.

But last night at the actual premiere of the movie, Katie Holmes had a beautiful long hair. She actually looked so better and she reminded me of her old self when she was young and not married with Tom Cruise.
What do you think about Katie’s look?

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Katie Holmes is on the cover of Glamour magazine for its April 2009 issue in celebration of the magazine’s 70th anniversary. There’s a big interview with Katie, talking about herself and Tom and Suri.

I think this magazine cover does justice to Katie as she looks amazing well and fresh and clean, not pale and morbid as we use to see her in the paparazzi photos.

There’s a 16-year age difference between you and Tom. But it seems to not be a big deal…
It was never a concern. I know one would think, Now, how is that? But really, we both like to work, we both like our families. It’s being there, being supportive, and being an ear. It’s not so much, “Do you think I should do this?” It’s “What do you think of it?

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