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Celebrity Dresses: January 2010 Archives
The Screen Actors Guild awards are not necessarily, like, the awards show you've been waiting all season to see. That would be the Oscars. The Golden Globes rank second. The Emmys maybe are third (although those ones are held at a different time, so I guess we can leave them out, but still)? The point is that the SAG awards are important, but not that... interesting. I have for instance never watched them on tv. Is it possible to watch them on TV? I suspect that it is, but I don't know what channel would host them, because I have never bothered to find out in order to try to watch. Regardless, celebrities do dress up for the SAG awards. And this year, they actually dressed way better than they did at the Golden Globes! Perhaps because they weren't trying quite as hard? Regardless, here are a few favorite looks for the night.
Carey Mulligan
No one does pixie better than Carey Mulligan right now. Not even (dare I say it?) Natalie Portman.
Kate Hudson
Some obviously foolish person recently wrote in their Golden Globes coverage that Kate Hudson was... fat? At the SAG awards, Hudson struck back in a long, straight, slim-fitting white gown (aka, the most unflattering possible kind) and looked amazing, putting all rumors to rest in re: any possible ounce of fat on her body. Touche?
Christina Hendricks
This dress is fine, but I mainly think Christina Hendricks knows exactly how to work her look. (Granted her look is beautiful so it's not that complicated.)
Diane Kruger
This reminds me of Michelle Williams's unforgettable 2005 Oscar dress (the year of Brokeback Mountain) -- perhaps my favorite of all time. The color is just amazing.
Anna Kendrick
I like this! Daring but lovely! Our favorite fashion newcomer of the evening.
Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen -- twins, billionaire-moguls, hobo-chic fashionistas, and more recently, legitimate womenswear designers -- have announced that they'll be showing their Fall/Winter 2010 collection of The Row, at NYC's upcoming fashion week. The Row, which is the most upscale line among the girls' repertoire (they also design Elizabeth & James, as well as a more recently announced Olsenboye) is known for its classic, simple pieces, well-tailored designs, and super-soft fabrics. (Also: super high price points.) It will be interesting to see how these girls market their big NYC fashion week debut; they do, after all, know all the right people. And they certainly have enough cash to put behind it. Stay tuned!
Last Sunday, the stars were out in their finery for the 67th annual Golden Globe awards. While there were a fair number of fashion mishaps over the course of the evening, there were, as is to be expected, plenty of nice dresses to go around. Here's a roundup of a few of our favorites.
Julia Roberts
Simple, chic, charming, and effortless. Not unlike the actress herself.
Chloe Sevigny
Did you notice how, when the Big Love star sailed up to the stage to accept her award, Sevigny's frock literally wafted in the wind? Love this dress.
Sandra Bullock
Not totally on board with the fabric choice here (although maybe it just photographs poorly?) but this bright-purple number looks lovely on Bullock
Rose Byrne
Purple was a theme of the evening... I'm particularly fond of the finely-sculpted upper bust.
I think both Amy Poehler and Will Arnett's outfits here are fine, but what I really love is... this picture.
