Charlize Theron in Christian Dior. She looks like a movie star… all the time. This woman just does it for me fashion-wise. The dress could have easily gone the Madonna impersonation or costume-y route with the rosettes placed as they were on the bust, but Galliano is a master of his craft and it’s a hit. The silhouette is lovely. The lilac two-tone satin is subtle in its variance, but is perfection. Her on-going collaboration with Galliano has got to be one of the most brilliant.
Next up, we have Cameron Diaz in Oscar de la Renta. Totally gorgeous. This dress is exquisite with all of the bead and sequin work; not to mention the way it falls. Her hair, makeup, and jewelry complement the look beautifully; less is definitely more when you have such an elaborate gown.
Rachel McAdams in Elie Saab. Romantic. She looks like a breath of fresh air. The gown is marvelous, with a beautifully pleated and woven bodice, sweetheart neckline, and flowing skirt. This is a great example of how to pull off a head-to-toe print and not be overwhelming. Her hair is simple as is the makeup, not too much or too little, but just right.
Sandra Bullock in Marchesa. Breathtaking. She looks as if she was dipped in liquid metal, and I honestly mean that in the best possible way. Luminous loveliness. Her hair and that pink lipstick are so pretty. The lace is sweet and the gown is sexy. She looks statuesque and goddess-like.
Sarah Jessica Parker in Chanel. Chic. The light yellow silk dress with silver embroidery at the neckline. I also like the dress paired with the stack of bangles, it was a wise choice. A more unusual look, but it worked. Reminds me of Jackie O for some reason.
Zoe Saldana in Givenchy. Completely cray, but I love it. This ombre design with the glittering bodice and tulle sculptured skirt might have been a recipe for an over-the-top disaster, but it is killer. It’s a design we’ve yet to see, and I reallly like it. This is a lot of look, but she pulls it off magnificently.
Kate Winslet in Yves Saint Laurent. She can do no wrong. This has a futuristic feel, but it’s a classic silhouette. The bodice and pleating are elegant and modern especially in this silver finish. The bodice also reminds me of a piece of armor, which I happen to like.
Carey Mulligan in Prada. I adore this little number. It’s adorned with Swarovski crystal flowers and charms in the shape of tiny forks, knives, and scissors. So cool. I like the unexpected details.
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