The little Actress Quvenzhané
Wallis who just recently attends the NAACP Image Award 2013 won for Critics
Choice Award has been living it up on the red carpet so cute in her
sparkles and adorable puppy bag.
It's not the first time the young star has shown
off her assorted snappin accessories on the red carpet. The nine years old little Diva arrived at the
Directors Guild of America Awards in Hollywood on Saturday, styling with one of
her newest puppy handbag. She has been spotted at an array of award ceremonies
with a series of pooch pouches. See the cutie pics below....
She chatted confidently to Jay about whom she hopes to meet at the Oscars.
'Well, it's going to be a long list,' she declared, before naming Demi Lovato, Nicki Minaj and Beyonce on her wish list.
The actress, who plays brave youngster Hushpuppy in the independent film, recently revealed she has no interest in wearing a floor-length gown to the Oscars next month.
Talking to Vogue's editor-at-large, Andre Leon Talley, Quvenzhané said that although her favourite colour is pink, she has no idea what she'll actually be wearing on the red carpet come February 24.
But she will be steering clear of long dresses: 'I might step on it, or trip on it and I don't want to humiliate myself,' she explained.
When asked whether she enjoyed herself at a party that was held in her honour recently, she smiled, and said: 'Yes, I just love partying.'
Quvenzhané is up against Jennifer Lawrence, Naomi Watts, Jessica Chastain and Emmanuelle Riva, who at 85-years-old, is the oldest Best Actress Oscar nominee.
Beasts of the Southern Wild was nominated for four awards - Best Picture, Best Director (Benh Zeitlin), Best Adapted Screenplay (Zeitlin again) and Quvenzhané's nod for Best Actress.
Since her breakout role, Quvenzhané has been cast in the upcoming movie Twelve Years a Slave, which also stars Paul Giamatti, Brad Pitt, and Michael Fassbender.
Quvenzhané was born in Houma, Louisiana. Her mother, Qulyndreia, is a school teacher, and her father, Venjie, is a truck driver.
'Quven', the first part of her name, combines her parents' first names, while her mother has stated that zhané means 'fairy' in Swahili, according to dailymail.
*Diva Snap*to the puppy love diva...POP THOSE FINGERS!
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