Not everyone on the red carpet looked good, of course. There weren't too many horrible missteps, but some looks were worth mentioning.
Lea Michelle (in Oscar de la Renta) obviously thinks she's Penelope Cruz at the Oscars. Too much dress for such a tiny person.
Sofia Vergara wore Carolina Herrera. While the colors are interesting, the dress is otherwise as boring as a pile of rumpled bedsheets, as is her hair and makeup.
Patricia Arquette is not the type to ever make a best-dressed list. This monstrosity is just an affirmation.
While I can appreciate the antique styling (Regency, perhaps) of Julianne Moore's Balenciaga gown, it might have worked better in a fabric other than polyester doubleknit.
Christina Hendricks in Christian Siriano. Maybe she thought the ruffle would take the attention off her porn-star rack? Didn't work. And the color is too pale for her porcelain skin. (The original version of this dress looked like
this, which would have looked smashing on Ms Hendricks.)
Ah...Jessica Lange is finally old. At least that's what this matronly frock is saying.
Lea Michelle (in Oscar de la Renta) obviously thinks she's Penelope Cruz at the Oscars. Too much dress for such a tiny person.
Sofia Vergara wore Carolina Herrera. While the colors are interesting, the dress is otherwise as boring as a pile of rumpled bedsheets, as is her hair and makeup.
Patricia Arquette is not the type to ever make a best-dressed list. This monstrosity is just an affirmation.
While I can appreciate the antique styling (Regency, perhaps) of Julianne Moore's Balenciaga gown, it might have worked better in a fabric other than polyester doubleknit.
Christina Hendricks in Christian Siriano. Maybe she thought the ruffle would take the attention off her porn-star rack? Didn't work. And the color is too pale for her porcelain skin. (The original version of this dress looked like this, which would have looked smashing on Ms Hendricks.)
Ah...Jessica Lange is finally old. At least that's what this matronly frock is saying.
