i wasn't entirely blown away by the ceremony as a whole, although i am happy about colin firth's and natalie portman's much deserved wins. of course the fashion was fun to look at and my favorites happened to be vogue's favorites as well (except i'm swapping georgina chapman and nicole kidman for two others, see who and why below...)
Rhea Durham, Michael Kors
i'm swapping Vogue's choice of Georgina Chapman for Anne Hathaway, mainly because i thought she looked radiant in her gown, but i loved that dramatic back to oppose the front (the front was a bit like beautiful armour...)
Anne Hathaway, Armani Prive
and i'm also swapping Vogue's choice of Nicole Kidman (in Prada) for January Jones because of her bold choice. for those who didn't watch or peruse the internet for pictures, the bottom of this Versace dress is long fringe so it's open when she walks and actually is quite short. this was a risky look but i loved to see someone being bold in that sea of green, long sleeves, and covered necks (unfortunately angelina jolie succumbed to all three of those rather boring trends)
January Jones, Versace
my top choices were Natalie Portman, Emma Stone and surprisingly Hailee Steinfeld. I thought Hailee's overall look was great (hair, makeup, dress etc) and i loved that she wore a young and up and coming designer. we are sure to see more of hailee (and prabal gurung!)
xo
B
Photos: Vogue.com, Elle.com (Anne Hathaway & January Jones)
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