Showing posts with label Jamie Chung. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Jamie Chung. Show all posts

Friday, April 8, 2011

Jamie Chung: Elie Tahari Bag Launch Beauty

Jamie Chung was spotted at Elie Tahari’s Bag Launch in New York City.

The "Sucker Punch" star arrived at the Elie Tahari Boutique where she posed with Olivia Munn.

Wednesday, March 30, 2011

"Sucker Punch" Cast Takes On London






The cast of “Sucker Punch” were on hand at the UK premiere in London, England.


Vanessa Hudgens, Jamie Chung, & Emily Browning looked gorgeous while posing for pictures on the red carpet.

Tuesday, March 29, 2011

Jamie Chung Heads To London





Jamie Chung was spotted out in Los Angeles, California.


The “Sucker Punch" star met up with co-star Jena Malone at LAX airport, for a flight to London.

Friday, March 25, 2011

Vanessa Hudgens & Jamie Chung: Nylon Ladies





Vanessa Hudgens and Jamie Chung were spotted in Hollywood, California.

The "Sucker Punch" co-stars attended the Nylon 12th Anniversary Celebration held at Tru.

Thursday, March 24, 2011

Jamie Chung & Emily Browning: Premiere Pair





Jamie Chung and Emily Browning were spotted at the Los Angeles premiere of “Sucker Punch.”

The co-stars both looked gorgeous as they posed for pictures at Mann Grauman’s Chinese Theatre.

Tuesday, March 22, 2011

"Sucker Punch" Girls Cover Nylon April 2011!






Vanessa Hudgens, Emily Browning and Jamie Chung take the April 2011 cover of Nylon magazine.

Vanessa on co-star, Jena Malone: “I remember walking in the very first day, and Jena is stretching her back from side to side, and I remember looking at her like, ‘Damn! Look at the back on that chica! She was so cut! I was blown away by her back muscles. I was like, ‘Okay, I’m a little bit intimidated, I must admit.’”

Emily on the cast: “Warner Brothers were surprised that we all got along. It was magic. I only met everyone after they were cast.”

Vanessa on watching the film: “My adrenaline was kicking, my energy, my spirits were so high that I literally felt like I had just walked out of a rock concert…When I saw it, I was literally like, Woo, yes! I can do anything! Yay! Go women! Like, I feel so empowered.”