Helena Bonham Carter

If you've been logging time on any shopping sites (who hasn't?) or doing some awards-season-stalking, you may have noticed that the humble clutch — everyone's go-to evening bag — is taking a little walk on the dramatic side. Gone (temporarily) are the days of simple envelope clutches that complement your outfit; 3D clutches are all about making a statement of their own — the quirkier, cooler and brighter, the better! We loved Rosario Dawson's beautiful silver goodie at the Golden Globes, but if you like yours a little bolder, look to Helena Bonham Carter for style inspiration (yes, seriously). Fruit take your fancy? We've got you covered, too. click through to see our top 10 picks! 

Emily Blunt and Helena Bonham Carter continued their awards season fun at the London Critics' Circle Film Awards held at the MayFair Hotel last night. Emily was nominated for British actress of the year but lost to Andrea Riseborough, who was recognised for her work in Shadow Dancer. Helena was this year's recipient of the Dilys Powell Award for excellence in film, which honoured her career filled with a variety of interesting characters. Helena's Les Misérables onscreen daughter, Samantha Barks, was also on hand for the event, but she lost the young British performer of the year award to The Impossible's Tom Holland. The big winner of the night was French film Amour, which picked up film and screenplay of the year for writer/director Michael Haneke, as well as actress of the year for Emmanuelle Riva.

Johnny Depp arrived at the airport in Tokyo this morning, and quickly changed blazers to hit the red carpet. He and his Dark Shadows director Tim Burton were together for their latest screening, and they stopped to sign autographs for fans before debuting their eighth collaboration for Japanese fans. It's been a busy week for Johnny and Tim. They screened the picture in LA, then had an event with Johnny's costars Eva Green, Helena Bonham Carter, and Chloe Moretz in London. The Dark Shadows reviews have been mixed, but there's no denying it — Johnny's still got it.

Johnny Depp joined his Dark Shadows director Tim Burton and co-stars Helena Bonham Carter, Michelle Pfeiffer, Chloë Moretz, Bella Heathcote and Eva Green in London yesterday evening. The group first premiered their new film Monday in LA, where Johnny also fit in a quick taping of Jimmy Kimmel Live! on Tuesday afternoon. Johnny talked about several of his famous friends during his chat with Jimmy and even took questions from some of his many impersonators. Dark Shadows, in which Johnny plays a vampire from the 1700s trying to adapt to life in the 1970s, is his eighth collaboration with Tim Burton. Early reviews of Dark Shadows and its off-kilter mix of horror and comedy have been lukewarm, but audiences will have a chance to decide for themselves from today as it's in cinemas now.

The 2012 Screen Actors Guild Awards will take place on Monday and, as usual, we'll be bringing you all the news on hair, makeup and gowns as soon as the stars start to hit the red carpet. But for now, let's take a look at some memorable beauty looks from past SAG Awards. Some are extreme, while others — like Lea Michele's tousled curls from last year — are simply lovely. Which ones are your favourite looks and which ones made you laugh out loud?

The leading ladies and gents of Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part 2 came out to play for the world premiere last night. Daniel Radcliffe and Rupert Grint suited up and posed with the gorgeous Emma Watson, who dazzled with her pretty, feminine makeup palette. Clémence Poésy rocked a glossy pink lip and bronze eyeshadow, Bonnie Wright looked fresh-faced and natural, and US Vogue's Anna Wintour sported her trademark bob-and-sunnies combo. Check out the all-star line-up!

The cast of Harry Potter stepped out on the red carpet in London overnight for the premiere of Harry Potter And The Deathly Hallows Part 2. Emma Watson opted for floor lenght after yesterday's short 'n' sexy style, wearing a dove grey embroidered tulle-bottom by Oscar de la Renta, Clémence Poésy chose feminine Nina Ricci, while Daniel Radcliffe opted for a Simon Spurr suit. It was a stylish crowd who came to see the last installment of the HP story — even Anna Wintour frocked up for it! Step inside to see who else is a die-hard fan.