Better late than never?
Awards shows always garner lots of attention, but often, peeps are more interested in the red carpet than the actual awards presented. This year in the Style category, there weren't many great outside the box thinkers save maybe Kate Hudson and Amy Poehler, and definitely Marion Cotillard. Several fashion forward friends were wowed by Hudson's look; I thought it a bit Star Trek. Admittedly, I did not watch the Golden Globes to get the 3D experience rather I saw the images the morning after, and this could be a factor in the differences of opinion.
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| Kate Hudson in Alexander McQueen |
First category up, Black doesn't have to be Boring.
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| Katherine McPhee in Olivier Theyskens for Theory |
McPhee's gown/sandal combo totally rocks.
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| Alison Williams in J. Mendel |
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| Kristin Wiig in Michael Kors |
Wiig's loose hair works well with the spirit of the dress, a nice American laid back look.
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| Julianne Moore in Tom Ford |
Every detail of Moore's appearance was well conceived.
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| Adele in Burberry |
Burberry's gown totally flatters Adele.
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| A Train Wreck |
Heart Helena, but this look is so messy and lacks coherence. Nice clutch though!
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| Amy Poehler in Stella McCartney |
About as outside the box as it came, this time around.
Next category up, Ravishing in Red.
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| Jennifer Garner in Vivienne Westwood |
The texture of Jennifer's gown is SuperFabulous.
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| Jennifer Lawrence in Dior Haute Couture |
Overall great silhouette and look, but this dress draws strange attention to this Jennifer's bust...shelving not necessary.
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| Claire Danes in Versace |
The 70's feel of the dress and hair completely work for Danes!
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| Zooey Deschanel in Oscar de la Renta |
Love the pearls added to this classic confection.
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| Marion Cotillard in Dior Haute Couture |
Every aspect of Cotillard's appearance is pure perfection, the gown's color and silhouette, hair, shoes, just the right amount of creativity and imagination. The juxtaposition of the sleek hair and the asymmetry of the dress is flawless. #1 look of the evening!
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| Jessica Alba |
I love the feathery clutch with the gown...not much else positive to say. The jewelry is a disaster for sure.
Third category, the Power of Patterns.
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| Lucy Liu in Carolina Herrera |
The combination of the floral pattern and silhouette of the gown is brilliant. The Heidi braid, however, is an unwelcome distraction.
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| Halle Berry in Atelier Versace |
Halle's mix of pattern and asymmetry at the bust of her gown does not portray her enviable figure to great effect.
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| J-Lo in Zuhair Murad |
J-Lo knows how to work lace like nobody's business.
Next category up, Breast Supporting Role.
Halle and Jennifer Lawrence accompany Chastain in this category.
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| Jessica Chastain in Calvin Klein |
This gown doesn't do Jessica or Calvin any favors.
Next up, Best Couple.
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| Daniel Day-Lewis and Rebecca Miller |
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| Jon Hamm and Jennifer Westfeldt |
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| 007 and Rachel Weisz |
Let's look at the Embellished Beauty category.
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| Julianne Hough in Monique Lhuillier |
Overall this is great look for Hough; however, I would like to see the beading in silver tones instead of the gold, brassy ones. The contrast of silver with her blonde locks would be beautiful.
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| Isla Fisher in Reem Acra |
Nothing wrong here!
On the right track, but it didn't come together, missing element.
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| Gabby Douglas in Pamella Roland |
Dress and clutch, check. Not feeling the hair.
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| Sally Field in Alberta Ferretti |
I rather like the youthfulness of the dress, but the necklace completely nullifies the effect. Something big, bold and full of color would have SuperFabulously completed Field's look.
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Emily Blunt in Michael Kors
Images courtesy of yahoo.com |
Color is the only element off the mark here. This color is very tricky.
Individuality is essential, but occasion must also be considered.
U r 24K!
xoxo,
Krom
