Oscars Post-Parties Fugs and Fabs: Women Wearing Black
View the gallery The Little Black Dress is a classic for a reason. Although, technically, some of these aren't little. And a few of them might not be dresses.
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Oscars Post-Party Mostly Well Played: Jessica Alba in Roberto Cavalli
I am not usually the person to say this, much less mean it. But I look at this photo and think, "Damn. I am not living my best life. And I know it, and SHE knows it, and now it's too late and for the first time
Read moreOscars Fug Carpet: Andie MacDowell in Davidson Zanine
The hairdo needs to have a long, serious discussion with itself about its life choices. And the rest of her needs to delete that Heidi Klum Pinterest board. [Photo: Getty]
Read moreOscars Well Played: Chrissy Teigen
I think she looks great in BOTH of these, and also: Let this woman go home and take a nap! She did a cookbook signing last week, too. She has got to be ready to put her feet up. This, at the ceremony, was Marchesa: I like it a lot.
Read moreOscars Fug Carpet: Kate Hudson in Maria Lucia Hohan
View the gallery This dress looks like it's made out of the aluminum foil blankets they wrap around victims of exposure. Huh. I guess that's applicable in this case, too. [Photos: Fame/Flynet]
View GalleryOscars Fug or Fab: Sophie Turner in Galvan
This particular gown is made from sustainable fabrics. Thumbs up for that, and for picking something that lets her gorgeous red hair stand out so nicely. Am I in love with it? No. I will never remember that it happened. But when it comes to the sustainable dresses, your choices
Read moreOscars Well Played: Anne Hathaway in Naeem Khan
I didn't realize until right now that what I really want in life is to be about 6 or 7 months pregnant, forever, and wearing nothing but Naeem Khan caftans. She is OWNING this, all, "Hello. Yes, it's true. I am giving birth to this
Read moreOscars Bonkers Red Carpet: Kate Capshaw
I did not even realize this was Kate Capshaw until I got a text from my mother telling that she thought Kate Capshaw looked crazy, and I went and looked for Kate Capshaw: I'd certainly seen this person. I seriously just assumed she was a magician E! had
Read moreOscars Fug or Fab: Sofia Vergara in Marchesa
This is more Disney princess -- and less Disney mermaid -- than Sofia usually goes (something she more or less acknowledged to Ryan Seacrest, except in entirely different words). Having said THAT, there isn't that much mileage between those two things, so in many ways it also still feels like
Read moreOscars Fug and Fab: Charlotte Rampling in Armani
I was totally with this until I noticed the boob patches. They are mighty distracting, like someone Regina George'd this for her in error and she sought to correct it as quickly as possible, and added some matching cuffs to tie it all together. Had it JUST been
Read moreOscars Well Played: Amy Poehler in Andrew Gn
Well, I don't know if this is a controversial opinion or what, but no matter: I think this is great on her. It's unusual, it's gorgeously embroidered, it's be-caped, it's got personality. And, it's a fashion gamble
Read moreOscars Well Played, Emily Blunt in Prada
This might be one of the first looks from this particular Prada line that I really respond to: It might be because this is very flattering to her pregnant bod -- occasionally, this particular Prada line veers a little twee, but this is charming on her, and the simple bodice insures
Read moreOscar Fug Carpet: Mindy Kaling in Elizabeth Kennedy
I enjoyed the back of this dress. If you can't do it up all dramatic like this at the Oscars, when can you? Or when "Cannes" you, as the case may be, as that festival is the other prime time. I liked this idea for her,
Read moreOscar Fugs and Fabs: The Taylor Swift Squad
View the gallery The memo apparently was to wear black. Selena (and Lorde, actually) wore silver and black. I hope they won't have bad blood now. [Photos: Getty, Fame/Flynet]
View GalleryOscars Fug Carpet: Amy Adams in Versace
Amy's hair and face look reliably beautiful. But this looks like Donatella is crafting supermarket fan fiction -- called Fifty Shades of Safeway -- about an orgy between the toilet-paper aisle and some empty bags of clementines. [Photo: Fame/Flynet]
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