Julianna Margulies
This doesn't suit her figure the way I think it deserves -- doesn't it feel like we've been saying that a lot lately, about everyone? -- but my other big problem with it is that it's not pretty enough. It's a delicate idea, to have this lacy overlay, and the midnight blue is a great shade. But the swirly pattern is too aggressive, like a sci-fi Rorschach test. I'm seeing a curling dragon with a forked tongue. Or one of those grabby plants the likes of which you see in Harry Potter.
Julianna Margulies
This was mighty sexy. But from this angle, it exposes how awful the underskirt is (is it even a skirt? If it's not shorts, it's going to cause her some hygiene issues). The drop-dead hotness of the plunging, open back would be a lot more effective if she weren't also wearing a roaringly open skirt. It's too much. If I may quote Soapdish, one of the greatest movies ever made, "We are making a statement. Don't underline it; let's just make it."
Julianna Margulies
Well, but we can underline THIS statement. I'm okay with that. I may be highlighting it and then circling it in red pen, myself.