Nicole Kidman

I mean. I love this dress. Keith Urban obviously agreed. I could look at it all day.

Nicole Kidman

The ladylike simplicity of this black and gold coat-dress is wonderful, too. L'Wren Scott was a very tall, elegant lady, and so it makes sense that Nicole Kidman wore a lot of her designs.

Nicole Kidman

You can see the front of this here, but for me the marvel was the curlicues in the back. I LOVE that train.

Nicole Kidman

These two were such a good partnership.

Nicole Kidman

AND THIS. It's the best Eliza Doolittle tribute ever, worn to another big race day.

Isla Fisher

Of all the black-over-nude designs, I think the art-deco loveliness of this wins.

Allison Williams

This is a perfect example of how sometimes simple glamour is the most effective.

Allison Williams

This one was more controversial -- MOST of Fug Nation thought it was nifty and unusual, though, and so do I. There's something about it that makes me think, "I would read that kids' book, if it existed."

Amy Adams

I didn't love the head-styling with this, but again, I think the pattern on that gown is so cool -- it looks like a Tim Burton movie, in the best way.

Amy Adams

Stunning.

Shailene Woodley

Another controversial one that, again, a majority of Fug Nation voted "yes" on, possibly because it's so Marimekko. I'm not sure it was right for Shailene, but I'd have LOVED it on Kidman, I think.

Michelle Dockery

I liked this for being an unusual match of fabrics, both of which photograph like they have intriguing textures.

Sarah Jessica Parker

SJP walks a tough line between her very spunky personality and her actual age at this point -- the idea that she herself is so youthful that it'd be criminal if she dressed like, say, Ellen Burstyn all of a sudden, and yet she also shouldn't be dressing like Selena Gomez. I think this dress is a PERFECT bridge of all that.

Olivia Wilde

This outfit might not match the wearer (in my mind she fancies herself more rocker-edgy), but it's TOTALLY cute on its own merits.

Penelope Cruz

Penelope was EXTREMELY FRESH from childbirth at the time of this Oscars ceremony, and I thought this dress was the awesomest way to express (justified) pride in her body.

Tina and Amy

And, Tina Fey won Best Dressed from y'all for this blue sparkly number that she wore on the telecast at the Globes, the first time they hosted. It's great. L'Wren Scott made a lot of beautiful things, and her contributions to art will be missed at-large as much as the woman in question will surely be missed by her loved ones.

Well Played: A Salute to L'Wren Scott

Most of yesterday's stories about L'Wren Scott's sad suicide led by labeling her as "Mick Jagger's girlfriend." That feels reductive and tremendously unfair; L'Wren Scott had thirteen years at Mick's side, yes, but long before that she was a model and a stylist and a costume designer (she did Eyes Wide Shut, AND Elizabeth Taylor's "White Diamonds" ads), and she was a talented fashion designer. Scott was an accomplished woman, though also obviously a troubled one, and to have her reduced to a plus-one in the stories about her demise felt wrong. So we decided to showcase some of the things she's designed that we loved, in the hopes that her legacy won't just be whose bed she shared. [Photos: Getty]