Let's start with the bad
Do you see a trend? Lace, Sheer and Nude. I am not a fan.
Mayim Bialik - This is a nice sparkly, winter wonderland kind of dress, but I don't like the sheer sleeves and neckline. I think this dress would have looked better strapless or with spaghetti straps.
Jennifer Lopez - She looks beautiful as always, but I just don't think this dress is doing it. I think this dress would have looked better in a fabulous jewel tone.
Kerry Washington - This awkward photo doesn't do her any favors, but neither does the dress. I think this dress would look better short; cut off where the nude layer underneath stops. However, short is not really accepted on the red carpet. So, in this case, it might look better without the paneling behind the legs, just sheer and sparkly from the mid-thigh down.
Now for the GOOD!!
Jessica Alba - Hands down my most favorite of the night. This dress is absolutely gorgeous and she looks amazing. I also think this dress would be great for a wedding dress (in the right color of course). Oh, and that necklace she is wearing......it can be yours too for $5.8 million.
Jennifer Lawrence - This KY girl rocked the red and looked beautiful even while suffering from the flu.
Rosario Dawson - What I love most about this dress is the perfect pastel blue color. And the peplum. And the little cap-like sleeves. Pastels are trending for spring.
Katharine McPhee - I love a black dress. The neckline and fabric texture detail add an extra little something to an otherwise classic look.
There were definitely some winners last night, but overall everyone looked kind of drab. Let's face it, maroons and pasty, winter white skin doesn't look very good on anyone. What do you think? Who was your favorite?
Lisa
I agree with you about the dresses at the top--they look like something Nancy Kerrigan would wear to figure skate in.
ReplyDeleteOn a completely different note-thanks so much for stopping in at "Kirb Appeal" and leaving a comment. I am a new follower! (Also, I have written a Golden Globes post--sort of--to go up tomorrow.)