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Get the Look: Evan Rachel Wood wears NARS Cosmetics at the 63rd Emmy Awards!

NARS worked with celebrity makeup artist Toby Fleischman to create the look for Mildred Pierce’s Emmy-nominated Evan Rachel Wood. “Evan always brings something edgy to the red carpet and we wanted that to shine through for her first Emmy appearance,” said Toby Fleischman for NARS Cosmetics. “This look is ultra-feminine but show-stopping and fun.”

 

Evan Rachel Wood arriving at the 63rd Annual Emmy Awards

FACE

To get Wood’s glamorous look, Fleischman prepped her skin with NARS PRO-PRIME Skin Smoothing Face Prep, followed by NARS Sheer Matte Foundation. Her cheeks were dusted with NARS Zen Blush and her cheekbones were highlighted with NARS New Order Highlighting Blush.

EYES

To accentuate and give her smoldering eyes, Fleischman worked NARS Ashes To Ashes Eyeshadowand NARS Night Rider Eyeshadow into her crease and lid. NARS Madison Ave Larger Than Life Long-Wear Eyeliner (NEW for Fall 2011!) was applied along the base of Woods’ lashes and her lashes were topped with a few coats of NARS Larger Than Life Volumizing Mascara.

LIPS

To complete her look, Fleischman applied a coat of NARS Como Larger Than Life Lip Gloss.

Get the Look: Kelly Macdonald wears NARS Cosmetics at the 63rd Annual Emmys

NARS worked with celebrity makeup artist Debra Ferullo to create the look for Boardwalk Empire’s Emmy-nominated Kelly Macdonald. “We wanted Kelly’s look to reflect old Hollywood glamour but in a modern way,” said Debra Ferullo for NARS Cosmetics. “It’s definitely all about the eyes so we kept the skin fresh and chose a really soft and pretty lip to balance it all out.”

Kelly Macdonald arriving at the 63rd Annual Emmy Awards

FACE

To prep Kelly’s skin, Ferullo used NARS PRO-PRIME Skin Smoothing Face Prep and then NARS PRO-PRIME Pore Refining Primer. Ferullo made Kelly glow with NARS Sheer Glow Foundation, NARS Desire Blush and NARS Copacabana Multiple.

EYES

To make Kelly’s eyes pop, Ferullo used the silver-taupe side of NARS Grand Palais Duo Eyeshadow (NEW for Fall 2011!)and  NARS Cordura Duo Eyeshadow. She accentuated Macdonald’s eyes with NARS Via Veneto Larger Than Life Long-Wear Eyeliner (NEW for Fall 2011!).

LIPS

To keep the look fresh and modern, Ferullo finished off Macdonald’s look by lining her lips with NARS Bolero Velvet Matte Lip Pencil and added a touch of NARS Piree Larger Than Life Lip Gloss.

 

Get the Look: Olivia Munn wears NARS Cosmetics to the 63rd Annual Emmys!

NARS International Lead Makeup Artist Uzo created the look for Emmy Awards attendee Olivia Munn. “This look was all about channeling Olivia’s inner 1940s ‘siren’,” said Uzo, NARS International Lead Makeup Artist. “A strong arched eyebrow was coupled with a very feminine lip for a modern look while the skin is luminous and highlighted.”

Olivia Munn arrives at the 63rd Annual Emmy Awards

FACE

Uzo primed Olivia Munn’s face with NARS PRO-PRIME Pore Refining Primer and highlighted with NARS Orgasm Illuminator. Uzo flushed Munn’s cheeks with the famous and fabulous NARS Orgasm Blush.

EYES

Munn’s eyes were accentuated with NARS Key Largo Duo Eyeshadow and NARS Fez Single Eyeshadow. Uzo lined Munns upper and lower lids with NARS Via Appia Larger Than Life Long-Wear Eyeliner (NEW for Fall 2011!) and NARS Via Veneto Larger Than Life Long-Wear Eyeliner (NEW for Fall 2011!) and finished with a few coats of NARS Larger Than Life Lengthening Mascara.

LIPS

To finish Munn’s luminous look, Uzo lined her lips with NARS Rosebud Lip Liner Pencil and applied NARS Montego Bay Pure Matte Lipstick (NEW for Fall 2011!) and topped it with NARS Piree Larger Than Life Lip Gloss (New for Fall 2011!).

Get the Look: Jenna Ushkowitz’s hair by Theodore Leaf for Suave!

Suave Celebrity stylist Theodore Leaf said, “We had so much fun creating Jenna’s major ponytail for the 2011 Emmy Awards the look was certainly inspired by her dramatic gown. When we were testing it out we kept going higher and higher until we got the perfect drama, she was loving all of that height and hair! There is a certain fun energy you have when you can swing your hair back and forth!”

Jenna Ushkowitz arrives at the 63rd Annual Emmy Awards

1. To re-create this dramatic pony you want to start by getting your hair smooth. Use a small amount of the Suave Professionals Anti-Frizz cream and blowdry in sections.

2. Once your hair is smoothed out lay your head back and begin brushing from the top of the ears up to get the ponytail really high. When you have it in the right spot secure with a hair color-matching elastic (do not pull the ponytail tighter–this will mess the pony up)

3. Now apply a very small amount of Suave Professionals Mens Wet the Look Gel to the sides and back and use a comb to incorporate the flyaways– the drama of this look is all in the finishing.

4. Finally, spray the length of the ponytail with the Suave Professionals Vibrant Shine Spray and press with a hot flat iron to finish. Tip: If you need some extra length or fullness attach an extension (that matches your color) with a few bobby pins at the base.

Video: Jenna Ushkowitz How-To 63rd Emmys by Theodore Leaf

 

Get the Look: Dianna Agron’s hair by Suave at the 63rd Annual Emmy Awards

Jenny Cho, Suave Professionals Celebrity Stylist gives Dianna Agron a graceful, romantic up-do. “My inspiration for Dianna was the classic Grace Kelly. I wanted a hint of wave around her face to give her that elegance. Dianna recently cut her hair into a shaggy bob, but anything is possible when you have the right products,” says Cho.

Dianna Agron arriving at the 63rd Annual Emmy Awards

  1. Mist Suave Professionals Volumizing Root Boost Spray all over and layer on Suave Professionals Sleek Anti-Frizz Cream for a polished finish. The spray is great for creating texture to give hair some grit. Create a side part and blow dry with a small round brush.
  2. With a medium-sized curling iron, curl the heavy side vertically and pin to cool. Spray each section with Suave Professionals Touchable Finish Lightweight Hold Hairspray.
  3. Spray Suave Professionals Dry Shampoo  on the rest of the hair. Take a 1 1/2 inch section in the back and make a ponytail. Tease the ends and pin away.
  4. Tease the crown area and gently brush to create a bump. Mist a little hairspray and incorporate the ends into the bun and pin. Pull the sides into the bun as well.
  5. Once cool, unpin curls and with a small Mason Pearson brush, lightly brush out the curls, creating a soft bend. All you want is a little lift and softness around the front. Mist the whole shape with Suave Professionals Touchable Finish Extra Hold Hairspray for an all-night hold.

 

All products used on Dianna are SSOS tested and approved! We love to the Suave Professionals line!

Hits & Misses: The Best and Worst of the 83rd Annual Academy Awards

I guess it’s about time I rally and write about all the fab fashion that happened at the 83rd Annual Academy Awards. Thankfully, the celebs came out and proved to make much better choices than those who showed up at the Grammys, and I commend them for it. Some obvious trends from the red carpet: nudes, sparkles, cap-sleeves, higher necklines, lower necklines, and bright red for spring!

Hits

Amy Adams

A lot of people were not too fond of Best Actress in a Supporting Role Nominee, Amy Adams’ choice of dress, but personally, I feel like she can do no wrong. Okay, I take that back…I hate the jewelry she has on, but otherwise this L’Wren Scott dress looks absolutely amazing on her, is a gorgeous color, and had just the right amount of glam for the Oscars. Way to go Amy!

Hailee Steinfeld

Best Actress in a Supporting Role nominee, Hailee Steinfeld, had on one of my favorite dresses of the night! A custom-designed (that she helped design, by the way) nude Marchesa ballgown, accessorized with no jewelry, a small clutch and a headband, was totally age appropriate for the 14-year old actress who was quoted in Parade saying “‘I don’t know many designers,’ when asked, several weeks before the show, what kind of dress she want[ed] to wear. ‘As long as it’s fun and really special!’” Special, indeed, Miss Steinfeld…designing your own dress for your first Academy Awards!

Halle Berry

When Halle Berry first appeared on the red carpet in this number, I thought, “Oh no! Not again with another bad dress Halle! You’re better than that,” after her atrocity at the SAG awards that looked like a nightgown someone had forgotten to finish sewing. It wasn’t until Halle got on stage to present the Lena Horne commemoration at the show that I realized how gorgeous this Marchesa dress actually was. Halle, you’ve redeemed yourself for now…but be careful!

Mandy Moore

Another one of my favorite dressed celebs was Mandy Moore, who made an appearance to perform a song that was nominated for an award. Looking glowing, gorgeous and very svelte in a sparkling, nude Monique Lhuillier gown, with a pop of color on her lips, Mandy definitely made a comeback from her bedridden character (who was killed off in her second episode appearance) on Grey’s Anatomy.

Hilary Swank

Hilary Swank has really been hitting the nail on the head with her fashion choices lately! She looked incredible at the SAG awards, and does it again in this beaded and feathered grey Gucci dress. I love, love, love!!

Jennifer Hudson

Another lovely lady making tons of excellent fashion choices in the recent weeks is definitely Jennifer Hudson, who has been accessorizing her new, slim figure with some of the most fabulous dresses she can possibly find! She looks ravishing in this low v-neck, tangerine-colored Versace, and damn, does that girl look happy or what?! I want some of her happy pills. Seriously.

Marisa Tomei

Another dress I seriously adored was Marisa Tomei’s a vintage, 1950s-era navy gown by Charles James from Lily et Cie. She always makes such interesting choices, which occasionally flop–but at least the girl takes a risk! This one paid off for her. The color was gorgeous, and the simplicity of the dress until the hip really ups the “wow” factor of unexpected burst of tulle at the bottom.

Natalie Portman

FINALLY NATALIE PORTMAN!! Finally!! I’ve been waiting for you to make a good choice at an awards show for 2 months now!!! I’m so proud of you. Natalie looks stunning in this violet/plum color child Rodarte dress with Swarovski crystals around the neckline. The dress is seriously the most perfect color on her. Ever. And…it hides the growing baby bump (while still showing that you’re obviously pregnant). It just looks so much more comfortable than her SAG dress, and so much more put together than her Golden Globes dress. I’m so happy to have her back on my best dressed list. THANK YOU!

Michelle Williams

Best Actress in a Leading Role nominee, Michelle Williams, definitely redeemed herself in this striking Chanel gown from the Golden Globes awards where she opted for some whimsically ugly daisy-covered Valentino gown. This dress didn’t photograph well, but the closeups of the beading on this dress are just absolutely stunning.

Mila Kunis

Last, but certainly not least, Mila Kunis in a peekaboo, lilac-colored Elie Saab gown takes the cake. The combination of lace and ruffles, with the lace detail on the bust was sweet and sexy at the same time, which oozed a great deal of glamor for the Oscars. I love this dress!

Misses

Cate Blanchett

I’m not sure what everyone “loves” about this couture Givenchy by Riccardo Tisci dress. From the waist down the dress looks lovely, but it looks like the bust is missing something critical and the squared-off shoulders threw me for a loop! And the back was really pretty…but it was too tight, because it created back-fat overhang that the obviously, very svelte Cate Blanchett, doesn’t normally have.

Jennifer Lawrence

Best Actress in a Supporting Role Nominee, Jennifer Lawrence was the first nominee to hit the carpet. At first I thought she looked great in this super simple red Calvin Klein gown, and then as I started reading through Twitter, someone commented, “it looks like the Baywatch bathing suits were repurposed to make her gown.” Damn, straight: They were right. Jennifer Lawrence looked as though she should be running through the sand carrying her buoy-thing to save some drowing hottie, just like Pam Anderson. Poor kid, better luck next time.

Melissa Leo

Winner of Best Actress in a Supporting Role, Melissa Leo looked like an absolute mess, just like her acceptance speech, in this hideous lace-layer over-metallic Marc Bouwer gown. I’m not sure what happened…did the doilies on the end tables and Christmas wrapping paper have a child? Nothing about this dress is right–the neck is too high, the sleeves are too stiff.

Nicole Kidman

Nicole Kidman has been so disappointing lately. While everyone loved her gown at the Grammys, I thought she looked like a trainwreck, and this beaded, printed…peacock-esque Christian Dior dress is no exception. As far as I’m concerned, nothing about this dress works, and it does nothing for her.

Penelope Cruz

As she and hubby Javier Bardem sashayed down the red carpet, all anyone could gasp about Penelope Cruz was how great she looked after just giving birth a few weeks ago. I’m sorry, but she still has major baby weight going, it shows in this L’Wren Scott dress and the dress looks like something a Vegas showgirl would wear. I think Penelope could’ve gone with a far more flattering dress to accomodate the baby weight she hasn’t lost quite yet. Sorry, P!

Reese Witherspoon

It pains me to put Reese Witherspoon on my worst dressed list because normally I’d consider her a style icon, one who I’ve often tried to emulate. And she’s one of my favorite actresses. While I like how “fresh” she tried to be channeling Brigette Bardot with her hair-do, there was something all off about her. The hair was way too 50′s, and her Giorgio Armani Prive gown looked very similar to a vintage Valentino that Julia Roberts wore just a few years ago.

Scarlett Johansson

Oh, ScarJo…what is this Dolce & Gabbana mess you’re wearing? The peek-a-boo lace clearly is not as tasteful as what Mila Kunis managed to pull off, and I just can’t appreciate the black undergarments happening under the gown. While I admit her bravery in wearing this, it just doesn’t work. In addition to the dress not working, her eyeshadow is completely not even in the right color family, and her hair was a hot mess…no really…she looked like she just rolled out of bed.

Well, friends, that’s about it for awards show season! Who were your faves–best and worst dressed? What did you think of the “Frankaway” (yeah, someone named Anne Hathaway and James Franco, Frankaway. I kind of love it.) hosts?

 

Florence Welch wears NARS Cosmetics at the 83rd Annual Academy Awards

 

Florence Welch at the 83rd Annual Academy Awards on the Red Carpet

NARS worked with makeup artist Tasha Brown to create the look for Florence Welch, of Florence & The Machine for both her red carpet and performance looks at the Academy Awards.

 

ON THE RED CARPET:

“I was inspired by the thought of a beautiful English rose. With Florence’s lacy Valentino dress, we wanted to round out the look with warm shades,” said Tasha about the singer’s red carpet look. Below are the NARS products that Tasha used:

Get the look:

 

Florence Welch performing at the 83rd Annual Academy Awards

Brown used NARS PRO-PRIME Pore Refining Primer (NEW for Spring 2011; exclusively available at Sephora) on Florence’s skin, followed by Sheer Matte Foundation. A dusting of Desire Blush was used on Florence’s cheeks to give her a bit of a glow. On her Florence’s eyes, Brown used PRO-PRIME Smudge Proof Eyeshadow Base to keep her eyeshadow from wearing off or creasing, followed by Lovejoy Blush swept across Florence’s eyelids. The eyes were finished off with a few coats of Larger Than Life Lengthening Mascara. Florence’s look was completed with Tzigane Lipstick (NEW for Spring 2011!).

 

ON STAGE: “Florence has such flawless skin so I added a bold color to complement her copper dress,” said Tasha about Florence’s performance look. Tasha added these products to Florence’s red carpet face to achieve the look:

o    Gina Blush

o    Heat Wave Lipstick

Amy Adams wears makeup by NARS Cosmetics at the 83rd Annual Academy Awards

Amy Adams at the 83rd Annual Academy Awards

The Fighter’s Amy Adams, nominated for Best Supporting Actress, stepped out on the red carpet with bold lips and blue-hued eyes. Her look was “old Hollywood disco,” says makeup artist Molly Stern who said the nominee left the room “radiating!”

Get Amy’s simple, gorgeous and glowing look with just a few products from NARS:

On Amy’s face NARS Sex Appeal Blush was used to give her that sexy, radiating glow. The newly available Hollywoodland Soft Touch Shadow Pencil (NEW for Spring 2011!) was used to highlight around Amy’s eyes, which were also defined using Bateau Ivre Duo Eyeshadow (NEW for Spring 2011!). To finish the look, Amy’s lips were glossed with the brand new Baroque Velvet Gloss Lip Pencil.

Did Amy look gorgeous or what? Who were your favorites last night?

Fashion at the 2011 Grammy Awards: Hits & Misses

I don’t even know where to start.

The Grammys have turned into this kind of “cool” awards show where you don’t have to dress very glamorously like you would at the Oscars or the Golden Globes…etc, but it hasn’t always been that way. Growing up, the Grammys were the creme de la creme of dressing in Hollywood, and this year, the stars took their fashion sense to new extreme lows. As in, fire-your-stylist before I fire him or her, lows.

Do we care to start with the worst dressed? I would, because there are far more picks on my worst dressed list than there are on my best. Here we go…

Worst:

Rihanna

As an update, I’m adding Rihanna’s atrocity to this post. Several visitors have come here looking for this dress, so I feel it necessary to provide. I’m not sure what happened to this dress, but it appears that it the furrier who made it forgot to add some of the fur. I see London, I see France…I see Rihanna’s wearing no underpants. I can’t imagine how difficult it must’ve been to not move the wrong way in this. Rihanna, really? Let’s wear something that’s not missing material next time.

Steve Rosenthal

Apparently Steve Rosenthal is some sort of fabulous producer or something like that. I don’t know who the hell he is. But whoever he is, he needs some help. The sunglasses on the red carpet? Really, no one knows who you are, so you need to take them off. Second, those pants…they don’t fit. UM HELLO! How could you walk out of the house like this, and not notice that your pants needed some major hemming because they’re bunching up on your shoes. Also the hair…could use some touching up.

Sarah Hart

Another person that I have no idea who on earth they are is singer, Sarah Hart with a major letdown in this frock. I’m not sure if this is her first awards show, or what, but I’m assuming she knows she’s in LA, not Lanikai. Is it just me, or does she look like she’s headed for the beach? What’s up with the cork wedge flip flops?

Snooki

As far as I’m concerned, “Snooki” as she is affectionately referred to, doesn’t even deserve to have her name typed out her, so I’m not typing it. While we’re off to a great start with the fact that I can’t stand her, or anyone from Jersey Shore for that matter, WHY IS SHE EVEN AT THE GRAMMYS?! Please tell me this chick isn’t pulling a Paris Hilton/Kim Kardashian and trying to sing now. My ears are burning just thinking about it.

Anyways, there’s way too much of everything silver happening here, and I’m one to tell you, I love glitter and sequins and everything sparkly. But not like this: Silver glittery dress, silver fringy glittery bracelets, silver glittery fringe earrings, silver makeup, matchy-matchy silver glitter clutch, and the hooker shoes with the horribly placed rhinestones pretty much take the cake.

Yocon Talie

Yocon Talie. Maybe it’s just these people I’ve never heard of who don’t know how to dress themselves when they wake up in the morning, but this chick looks like she got into a head-on collision with several brightly colored birds. No, no, you know what? She was playing “Angry Birds” in this dress, and the birds, well, they clearly got angry.

Gram'ma Funk

Okay, the who the hell is Gramma Funk and why is her name Gramma? She doesn’t look like a “grandma” me, especially not in this getup. Besides the fact that she looks like she’s been strutting the Vegas strip, the bustier is beyond too small for her cup, which clearly runneth WAY over, and I’m a little confused as too where the bottom of her dress went. I know these “shorter in the front/longer in the back” hems are all the rage, but why is it cut up into pieces? UGH. The leather gloves and hooker-tastic shoes just about do it for me.

Nicki Minaj

Dear Nicki, did you kill a cheetah and a skunk to complete your look for the evening? I’m very fascinated. And I know you’re trying to best “fresh” and like the black version of Lady Gaga, but I mean, she doesn’t know how to dress either, so you just stop. And please, don’t harm another skunk to get your hair looking like that or a cheetah to make your…dress, leggings and shoes…and hood…and whatever else you got going on.

Lady Gaga is in there somewhere

Speaking of Lady Gaga, I’ve really just about had enough with her antics. Supposed she’s hooked on coke again (according to the tabloids) and she must’ve been completely doped up when she decided to arrive to the Grammys inside of an egg, as an embryo, with strange bodily-looking people-things carrying her like Cleopatra. I’ve also seriously just had enough of you, and you ripped off a Madonna song, which is totally not as cool as when Britney Spears made out with Madonna. I think your fifteen minutes of fame is up and you should go away now.

Hayley Williams of Paramore

Hayley, you’re adorable and your band is awesome, but it’s not Halloween. Your signature orangy-red locks just do not go with your hot pink tutu-skirt that is attached the drop-waist of your…see through sequin frock. Don’t take offense to this or anything, but you look like you give a $5 lap dance and I’ve seen you dress better than this. Please don’t disappoint again.

Dianna Agron

Dianna Agron…is that you?! I couldn’t tell underneath all that makeup and ugly 80′s inspired ‘do. You’re too pretty for that. Unfortunately, you also dressed for the high school prom rather than the Grammys, which I’m a little bit upset about, because Glee is my favorite show and you look like a total badass in your new movie. Don’t do this again. Ever. Except if you’re going to the prom…ON GLEE.

Kelly Osbourne

I adore Kelly Osbourne and it absolutely pains me to put her on my worst dressed this, but seriously girlfriend, you have a bangin’ body now, why are you hiding it under this lilac-ruffled disaster? I can see Kell tried to take it in at the waist, but it was a waste of time. Fortunately, this shade of purple is totally fabulous on her and she should try it again, but with a much less ugly dress that shows off her fabulous figure!

More worst-dressed contenders who didn’t make the pictures: Katy Perry (she wore wings, a mock wedding dress and wouldn’t stop making out with Russell Brand), Jennifer Lopez, Miley Cyrus (who was actually dressed age-appropriately for the first time since she was 12), Willow Smith, Usher, Cyndi Lauper, Lea Michele, Jordin Sparks, Jada Pinkette Smith (yeah, that’s two Smiths, if you’re counting), Ricky Martin (he wore silver pants), Nicole Kidman, Pauley Perrette, Ciara, and many, many more)

Best:

Jennifer Hudson

If we’re discussing ladies who should be showing off their fabulous figures, there is no way I can’t mention Jennifer Hudson! I didn’t even recognize her! She’s absolutely glowing in this gowning that perfectly accentuates her new, thin frame, and has just the right amount of glitz and glamour for the Grammy’s.

Miranda Lambert

It’s not often that I’m a fan of people who try to dress like the awards that they’re nominated to win, but Miranda Lambert just looks totally fabulous! She’s glowing, her dress is kind of glowing, and all in all, I just thought she looked really pretty.

Selma Blair

Calling Natalie Portman! Take a cue from the gorgeous, and PREGNANT Selma Blair, who apparently knows who to dress her growing figure without sacraficing her fashion sense. While I thought the colors could’ve been a little bit better, the deep V-neck of Selma’s dress directs the eye upward, instead of towards her stomach. She chose a gown that moved with her, and didn’t wrinkle around her bump because it was too tight. Oh, and her clutch–totally TO DIE FOR!

Monica

I bet you forgot about her…don’t be shy about it… I did too! I haven’t heard from her since she was fighting over some boy in a song with Brandy…Monica’s back, and even though her overly-80′s shoulders are a little bit much for me, I’m not opposed to this look. For Monica’s return to the scene, her dress was also very fitting of the Grammys, emitting just the right amount of chicness with a fitted shape and a gorgeous train. Way to go girl!

Julianne Hough

Julianne Hough wows again, in this gorgeous printed gown. While I was too lazy to look up the designers of all of my best dressed features, who actually cares when you look this good? It doesn’t matter.

I’m not normally a big fan of prints because they tend to look very casual, but Julianne pulls it off with style!

Selena Gomez

Selena Gomez looked absolutely stunning in a floor-length sparkling, champagne colored gown. She may be the only 18-year-old in existence who actually knows how to dress appropriately. Bravo, Selena!

Eva La Rue

I don’t see her often since I ended my CSI: Miami watching spree a few years ago, but Eva La Rue looked downright glam in this printed minidress! I don’t think there’s much more to say than that. Just look!

And that’s all she (I) wrote! My best dressed list only included SEVEN contenders and the worst had about 20. If you’re at the Grammys, you make enough money to hire a stylist. DO IT.

Best & Worst: Fashion at the 17th Annual Screen Actors Guild Awards

The SAG Awards had a much better crop of fashion than the Golden Globes, as far as I’m concerned. See my picks for best, worst and who wore what!

Best:

Lea Michele arriving at 17th Annual SAG Awards

A far cry from her over-decorated, too-much-to-handle bubblegum-pink mess at the Golden Globes, Lea Michele wore Oscar de la Renta again to the SAG awards. She looked glam and glowing, and belts were a clear trend on the SAG red carpet, something to be aware of this spring!

Eva Longoria headed to the cocktail reception during the 17th Annual SAG Awards

Eva Longoria lightened up (she wore black to the Golden Globes, and looked stunning then as well) in an off-white plunging neckline dress by Georges Hobeika to present with

The very unglamous seams on Longoria's flesh-colored mesh!

Lea Michele’s Glee co-star Cory Monteith. Another trend to be aware of: plunging necklines…and apparently off-white! Longoria’s one faux-pas was posing with her hands on her hips (see left) where you could spot the strange seams on the flesh-covered mesh keeping her dress on.

Mila Kunis arriving at the 17th Annual SAG Awards

Mila Kunis must’ve gotten a tip-off from her stylist that Angelina Jolie wasn’t wearing red to the SAG awards (she didn’t even show up) and she made an excellent choice by wearing it. Her stunning Alexander McQueen dress was also belted and had a glamorous but bohemian tie-dye effect.

Kim Kardashian arriving at the 17th Annual SAG awards

First and foremost–since when is Kim Kardashian a member of SAG? Is she an actress now? Ahhh, so Keeping Up With The Kardashians is scripted. Gotcha. Anyways, as much as I can’t stand her faux-actor persona (hello, did you see her crying over her nakie W photoshoot on KUWTK the other night? Such fake crocodile tears! She loves being naked.) I love Kimmie K and her Marchesa dress was absolutely stunning.

Hilary Swank arriving at the 17th Annual SAG Awards

Stunning once again was Hilary Swank, who somehow always seems to impress me. She always looks classy, fresh and gorgeous and the SAG awards were no exception. Swank donned a one-shoulder, champagne-colored Versace gown with embellishment and gorgeous draping. Her whole look was super glamorous, as usual. Find out how to recreate Swank’s gorgeous SAG hair here!

Angie Harmon arriving at the 17th Annual SAG Awards

My favorite, favorite, favorite dress of the night goes to the stunning Angie Harmon! Here stunning Monique Lhuillier gown takes the cake and she had an insanely gorgeous glow to match. Find out how to achieve the Harmon’s glow here!

Worst:

Natalie Portman arriving...wrinkled...to the 17th Annual SAG Awards

I hate to do this to the poor, preggo, SAG award-winner Natalie Portman for a second time, but her award show maternity-look flopped once again. I’m more than disappointed with someone who is usually one of my favorite fashion stars, even though this Azzaro dress had a leg up on the Viktor & Rolf pink satin sheet with over-sized Valentine’s Day brooch that she wore to the Golden Globes. Poor girl didn’t even get to red carpet without getting all wrinkled in this number…and I can’t imagine this dress was comfortable. Please Nat, I beg of you…have this baby soon, because it’s ruining your fashion sense!

Christina Hendricks arriving at the 17th Annual SAG Awards

Oh, Christina Hendricks…where do I begin? Usually one of my favorites, Hendricks disappointed me with her overly “goth” look in this L’Wren Scott glittery, lacy mess. Hendricks did sport the low neckline trend, so I’ll give her that much (except for that she’s always showing off her girls, so it doesn’t actually count) but the whole look made her appear ghostly, and her heavy makeup was too much for this dark mess of a dress.

Cara Buono arriving at the 17th Annual SAG Awards

It wasn’t the night for the ladies of Mad Men. Cara’s dress would’ve been fine by me if the intricate pleating had continued, but it looks like J.Mendel gave up at the hips. The ugly rosette-style fashion-vomit ruined this perfectly fine dress, because the bottom of the dress is just fine too.

Melissa Leo arriving at the 17th Annual SAG awards

There is nothing even remotely nice that I can say about Melissa Leo’s unfortunate dress choice. She looked more like an Oscar than a

Melissa Leo fist-pumping..err..something... her SAG award in the press room

SAG-award winner in this extremely unflattering, and cheap-looking Randi Rahm dress. Not your best choice, Melissa…and next time you win an award…try to avoid the Hulk/Jersey Shore fist-pumping action in the press room with your award…even less flattering.

Winona Ryder arriving at the 17th Annual SAG awards

Winona Ryder wore a wedding dress to the SAG awards. Well, I mean, what else is there to say about this Alberta Ferretti frock? I’d wear it to my wedding, sans the ugly black bag she strangely decided to carry…she looks like she just left her guy at the alter. Poor dude.

Jane Lynch arriving at the 17th Annual SAG Awards

Jane Lynch: I seriously love you as Sue Sylvester on Glee and I love your hilarious commercial on TV for…I think DirectTV, I don’t really know… and I loved your Golden Globes speech…but why are you dressed like Cinderella going to the prom in 1975? Can you help me out on this one? I’m so confused. A signature Sue Sylvester-style tracksuit would’ve been better than this disaster, not to mention someone seriously needed to take a steamer to the bottom of that thing…

January Jones arriving at the 17th Annual SAG Awards

Let’s round out the worst dressed picks with another sad, sad choice by part of January Jones. The girl’s freaking gorgeous and she just keeps disappointing me. The Versace shredded mess at the Golden Globes, now this Carolina Herrera tablecloth for the SAG awards, not to mention the insane cowlick happening in her hair. January please…a better choice for the Oscars.

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