Oscar Fever

Best Dressed


Mila Kunis in Elie Saab, romantic and daring at the same time

Runner Up


Reese Witherspoon in Armani Privé, the hair, makeup, and dress fit her PERFECTLY

Best of the Rest


Michelle Williams in Chanel, my little pixie who is never fussy but always on-point


Sandra Bullock in Vera Wang, red was the color of the night and this was the best of the trend


Halle Berry in Marchesa, I mean...gorgeous beyond words

The Rest


Anne Hathaway in Valentino, the hostess with mostess


Cate Blanchett in Givenchy, the structure of the gown works on only someone like her


Florence Welch in Valentino, ethereal ginger goddess


Gwyneth Paltrow in Calvin Klein, modern and sleek


Hailee Steinfeld in Marchesa, age appropriate and darling


Helena Bonham Carter in Colleen Atwood, never question her


Hilary Swank in Gucci, movie star perfection of sequins and feathers


Melissa Leo in Marc Bouwer, fit her style perfectly


Natalie Portman in Rodarte, Best Actress with the Best Baby Bump


Scarlett Johansson in Dolce & Gabbana, the back was beautiful and she looked relaxed in it

The Worst


Amy Adams in L'Wren Scott, the cap-sleeve and necklace aren't doing you any favors


Jennifer Hudson in Versace, your boobs seem sad


Jennifer Lawrence in Calvin Klein, entirely inappropriate for a Best Actress nominee


Mandy Moore in Monique Lhuillier, one big ball of tulle and sequined mess


Nicole Kidman in Christian Dior, the bottom just didn't fit her right and was just plain boring

The Absolute Worst


Marisa Tomei in Charles James, two dresses were cut and pasted together all sorts of wrong

Red was the It Color followed by barely-there shades of pinks, silvers, golds, and nudes that were frequently adorned with sequins. It doesn't mean it all worked out though. Mila Kunis nailed it in the Elie Saab gown. I always feel Saab was made for the Oscars. I was surprised no one wore Alexander McQueen, but I was not let down. In fact, Reese Witherspoon shocked me and should stay in her Mad Men look all the time. How about the 34975345 wardrobe changes Anne Hathaway had during the show. I loved the blue Armani Privé she was working. Well, Awards Season has come to an official end and I always get a teeny bit sad. I'm still working away on the Milan Fashion Week collections. Back to regular life tomorrow!

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Un, Deux, Trois

Alberta Ferretti

It was short and sweet over there in terms of dresses. Loving the velvet thigh-high boots.




D&G

The name game and neon ruled the runway.




Prada

Statement coats were big at Prada.

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Pass Those Versaces

Versace collections always remind of Samantha Jones from Sex & the City. It's somewhere between high class and the Hooters' slogan of "delightfully tacky yet unrefined". What this Fall collection offered us were wacky cuts, loud colors, leather, and possibly the best boots we've seen so far.






These boots. In an array of colors and materials to choose from. Where's my "like" button.

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Bon Anniversaire

The colors, furs, and overall sexiness of the dresses with the hot pants underneath? Gucci keeps doing it. It was their 90th anniversary too!

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Stand Up & Shout

Holly Fulton


Felder Felder


Mulberry


PPQ


Topshop Unique


Vivienne Westwood Red Label

These are the rest of looks I dug at LFW that didn't specifically mesh well with the others. Although most would have gotten along with the NYFW trends (grays, golds, blues). We're on Milan time now! Prepare yourself for some Gucci to get yourself acclimated.

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