Jessica Alba & co. hit it out of the park ones again! Jess looked perfection in a melon silk Oscar de la Renta gown paired with Harry Winston jewelry and a Roger Vivier clutch at the 70th Annual Golden Globe Awards. Jess and Kiefer Sunderland presented the award for Best Actor in a Miniseries or Television Film to Kevin Costner for his role in Hatfields & McCoys.

After the show, Alba graces her presence at both  The Weinstein Company and Warner Bros. And InStyle after parties wearing a Louis Vuitton dress.  Click on the previews below to view more photos. - More coming soon.

70th Annual Golden Globe Awards

 

14th Annual Warner Bros. And InStyle Golden Globe Awards After Party

The Weinstein Company’s 2013 Golden Globes After Party

Jessica Alba stepped out just after 5 a.m. this morning (Thursday Dec 13th) to announce a few nominations for The Golden Globes alongside Megan Fox and Ed Helms. Click Here to check out all the nominees.

Jessica was wearing a sleeveless salmon-colored Christian Dior frock with Christian Louboutin shoes. Click on the previews above to view more photos.

Jessica Alba, Jaime King, Mickey Rourke and more joined director Robert Rodriguez  in Los Angeles to celebrate production starting on Sin City 2 : A Dame to Kill For’.  Click on the preview above to view more photos.

Jessica Alba (Board Member & Ambassador) was honored at The First Annual Baby2Baby Gala last night held at Book Bindery on Saturday (November 3) in Culver City, Calif.

Jessica is wearing a Valentino Dress, Harry Winston jewels, and a Roger Vivier clutch. Click on the previews above to view more photos.

Jessica Alba attended the 2012 Enviromental Media Awards last night (Sept 29th, 2012) at Warner Bros. Studios in Burbank, California, where she was honored with the EMA Green Parent Award!

Jessica wore a Narisco Rodriguez outfit, Giuseppe Zanotti shoes and a Jimmy Choo bag. Click on the previews above to view more photos.

Jessica Alba sat front-row at the Ralph Lauren show yesterday morning (Sept 13th) during New York Fashion Week.

Jessica was wearing the designer’s cute picnic-check skirt and off-the-shoulder ballet tee. A slick ponytail and T-bar stilettos competed a show-worthy look. “Can’t wait to see the @ralphlauren show w @mrbradgoreski” Jess tweeted.  Click on the previews above to view more photos.

Jessica Alba (Selfs’ September ’12 cover girl) attended the SELF Magazine 5th Annual Women Doing Good Awards last night (Sept 12th, 2012) in NYC where she was honored for her work with the Honest Co.

Jessica wore Valentino dress, Casadei shoes, a Giuseppe Zanotti bag, and Hoorsenbaus jewels. Click on the previews above to view more photos.

Earlier in the day, Jessica recorded segments for Extra TV and NBC’s Today Show to promote The Honest Co. Click on the links below to view candids from the 12th.

September 12 – On the set of ‘Extra’ in New York
September 12 – Shopping in NYC
September 12 – Leaving the Trump Soho Hotel in NYC

Jessica Alba and business partner Brian Lee introduced the Honest Co. to fellow technology entrepreneurs at the TechCrunch Disrupt SF 2012 held in San Francisco on Sept 8th, 2012. Here is how techcrunch.com is reporting it:

Kicking off the TechCrunch Disrupt SF 2012 sessions were The Honest Company co-founders, actress Jessica Alba and Brian Lee, also of ShoeDazzle, Teeology and LegalZoom. The two teamed up to launch Honest, an e-commerce startup offering a line of eco-friendly products for baby, family, and home. The company raised a $27 million Series A from General Catalyst, Lightspeed Venture Partners, and Institutional Venture Partners in March this year, and first experimented with the trendy subscription-based service model for selling products, later opening up to offer the ability to directly buy from the website.

Given that Honest isn’t really a “tech” startup — Lee described it as a “mission-based company” — it faces different sorts of challenges than some of the other startups in the industry. But one thing that’s not different from the rest? According to Alba, “it’s really, really, really hard” to do a startup.

“It’s so hard,” Alba said, “you’re working day and night. It actually never stops. If you’re not so passionate and working day and night, it’s not going to happen.” But Alba, who started Honest with co-founder Christopher Gavigan, was passionate about the need for eco-friendly, non-toxic products after she became a mom herself. (Actually before: She had an allergic reaction to a product while pregnant, which prompted her initial interest). She first approached Lee about the idea in 2010, but it wasn’t until Lee’s wife was pregnant with their second child that the idea began to root with him. Her persistance paid off, Alba said, having spent three years being dismissed by others who laughed at the idea of an actress wanting to do a baby-products company.

Alba talked in detail about her life running a startup, as well as being an actress and mom. What does your typical day look like? It’s long, she said, speaking of rushing between meetings and trying to make it home by bath time. Her acting schedule varies, however, while being a parent is a full-time job. Running a company on the side, as she does, requires that you be passionate about what you’re doing — you have to believe in your mission. (This advice holds true even if you don’t describe your startup as a “mission-based” company.)

The two founders also spoke in broad terms about how they’re growing the company through the word-of-mouth of moms. Moms stick together, said Lee — the mommy bloggers, and Mommy & Me groups, for example. But the company has ambitions to grow beyond its “baby products” niche, as its products already appeal to those who have allergies and other special needs, or who just want products that are more environmentally safe. In the future, the company may expand into clothing and more household items, like paint. And it may also move into the retail space, so customers can touch and feel the products in real life. Actually, it already has.

As for the move away from the subscription-based model, as Lee’s other company ShoeDazzle, also did? Alba said it was a partially a technology decision, but they had also asked themselves whether there was really a desire for that from their customer base. Lee said he still believes in subscription commerce though, but it makes more sense for some items on the site than others, such as diapers and detergent. At the end of the day, it was about giving customers a choice.

Jessica Alba attended a luncheon to celebrate designer and friend Narciso Rodriguez’s shoe collection hosted by Barney’s in New York City. Click on the previews above to view more photos.

FLATTERED, TRULY: Jessica Alba and Narciso Rodriguez stayed close to each other at the luncheon at Fred’s hosted by Barneys New York on Thursday afternoon to celebrate the designer’s shoe collection, greeting guests together and sitting side by side for the three-course meal.

“Well, it’s an exciting moment for the company, to have our bags and our shoes happening, and here at Barneys. They’re really true to our vision — simple, modern, flattering, comfortable.…It’s been so much fun. We’ve had our muses coming through and picking out things they like,” Rodriguez said, gesturing at Alba, who was wearing a dress, bag and shoes by the designer. “Oh, it’s so flattering. We’re old friends — how long have we known each other? Eight years, I think?” Alba asked Rodriguez, who shrugged.

Rodriguez’s designs have a dedicated following, largely due to their reputation for flattering the female form. “Oh, that’s such a compliment, to hear that my clothes are flattering, that women like them,” the designer grinned. “It’s easy with Jessica. Jessica makes me look good.”

The actress protested: “Oh, but I can really, really look broke-down sometimes.…Narciso makes a difference.” (Women’s Wears Daily).

July 26 – At the Hudson River Park in Manhattan
July 26 – Arrviving at her hotel in New York City