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# Oscars Fugs and Fabs: Best and Worst Reds
- URL: https://go-fug-yourself.ghost.io/oscars-fugs-and-fabs-best-and-worst-reds-03-2011/
- Published: 2011-03-02T20:00:36.000Z
- Updated: 2015-02-26T01:05:55.000Z
- Author: Heather
- Tags: Awards & Galas, Photos, 2011 Oscars, Oscars, red, #wp, #wp-post, #hasslideshow, #Import 2026-10-07 07:30, Penelope Cruz

[View the gallery](https://go-fug-yourself.ghost.io/oscars-fugs-and-fabs-best-and-worst-reds/)

Yet again, the default hue for everyone who wanted color was red. In fact, there was an interesting article in the New York *Times* before the Oscars [about Jennifer Lawrence's stylist](https://www.nytimes.com/2011/02/27/fashion/27RED.html?%5Fr=1&ref=go-fug-yourself.ghost.io), in which she asked the folks at handbag guru Judith Leiber whether they'd heard about much red, and the answer was -- as of five days prior to the telecast -- that only one other person had mentioned it. Lawrence's stylist replied:

> “See, this is the reason it worries me. \[...\] There have been a lot of red dresses out there in the past season, so it seems a little obvious, it’s annoying. It’s always an Oscar color, but it’s maddening.”

And here we are, with no fewer than thirteen people in the shade (and Hathaway did it twice). A lot of them did it really, really well... but not all of them. Let's take a tour through the options and then pick a definitive winner and loser. The winner gets bragging rights, and the loser has to wear a hat made out of Melissa Leo's "CONSIDER ME" ads.