
Yes, there is something cool about this, but it mostly reminds me of the wad of necklaces lurking in my jewelry drawer, under the mistaken impression that lacing themselves together will be a welcome puzzle to solve.

The shoes Amanda wore are Lanvin -- as was the awesome dress -- and I rather like them. But what I am MORE intrigued by is what caused the indents on her shins. What was she sitting on in the limo?

Eva the Diva. I hope hirsute-look feet do not become the trend.

These are apparently Brian Atwood, and... well. I love them. I want them, but I can't find these exact ones online, to know how much of my ovaries I need to sell.

A purse! That is all.

Another purse!

Aqua starry bootie-pumps. Sounds like either a dance or a deeply inappropriately clad kiddie group.

Whether or not these are my cup of tea, they are 100 percent better than most of what Jena Malone puts on her body.

Crazy Annie from All My Children may be a murderous loon, but I'd like to shop with her.

This is very involved. It's kind of like what the central necklace would've looked like if Titanic had been an Indiana Jones movie.

Funky necklace. Then again, she's accessorizing with that face and that hair, so she can't lose.

Interesting: a collection of mystical-looking charms and totems, and then... a dog whistle.

These lace-up wedges on Teresa Palmer are apparently by Tabitha Simmons. They look like they would chafe, which I do not mean as any denigration to Tabitha Simmons as a shoemaker; more that I think I'd rather stick to lacing up Converse for now.
