Who's the Best Dressed at Venice Film Festival! Have a Look

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Andrea Riseborough: You might not know her yet, but English actor Andrea Riseborough, part of Madonna's WE cast showed up in a Christian Dior Haute Couture Fall 2009 embroidered tulle and satin lemon gown.

Cindy Crawford: In a red hot one-shouldered flowing Roberto Cavalli gown, Cindy chose to wear a stunning white gold cuff bracelet set with 53 carats of diamonds, white gold earrings set with heart-shaped diamonds (10cts) and a platinum ring set with an emerald-cut diamond (12cts) from Chopard's High Jewellery collection. She was spotted at George Clooney's The Ides of March premiere in Venice.

Madonna: She's one woman who always gets a jaw-drop reaction on the red carpet. In Venice for the premiere of her film WE, the singer-turned-director wore a custom baby blue Vionnet gown, embellished with red butterfly motifs and red frame bold sunglasses.

Evan Rachel Wood: From the American TV series True Blood, Evan Rachel Wood wore an Alessandra Rich Fall 2011 shantung shirt dress to the premier of her upcoming performace in The Ides Of March premiere at the Venice Film Festival. She teamed it up with a pair of Giuseppe Zanotti shoes.

Kate Winslet: The Titanic star wore a Victoria Beckham Fall 2011 dress paired with a pair of glittering Jimmy Choo 'Viola' sandals to the Carnage Premiere during the 2011 Venice Film Festival.

Abbie Cornish: The Australian actress from Shekhar Kapur's Elizabeth: The Golden Age, Abbie Cornish wore an Atelier Versace Spring 2011 gown with silk organza petals that go from black to deep purple.

Marisa Tomei: The 46-year-old American TV actress took to the red carpet in a long sleeved mustard Marios Schwab Fall 2011 dress. Doesn't the rose pearl drape around the neckline just look stunning?

Vittoria Puccini: She was seen in a stunning Swarovski crystals embroidered gown from the Versace Fall 2011 collection. Puccini, who is also the MC of this year's festival, was seen here on the red carpet for The Ides Of March premiere during the 2011 Venice Film Festival.