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Golden Globes UnFug Carpet: Emily Blunt


I just want Emily Blunt to have nice things. WHY CAN’T WE HAVE NICE THINGS?

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Critics’ Choice Awards Unfug or Fab: Jennifer Lawrence


Well, look, we do love color, but it’s not like a dramatic black dress doesn’t have its place in the world. And I really like elements of this one. In fact, I might like the entirety of this one; I can’t decide.

On almost anyone else in the world ever, that draping around the hips would be Pear City, but somehow on her it’s just pretty and decorative. It’s not abusing her midsection the way it would to 99 percent of the world’s hips-having population. I like the funky belt on it, and I don’t entirely hate the train, either, because I think its flowy line draws the eye out, and thus helps keep the aforementioned groin details from looking constrictive. But let’s get nitpicky: What about that futuristic-looking neckpiece? Would the dress be better without it, and/or is it a touch too much? Do we think the frill under the belt is cute, or a rib mustache? Should we clip the train or keep it? Would you remove the drapery and just have it flow sleekly south from the belt?

In other words: I think I like this; I just can’t decide whether or not there are things that could make me like it better. However, for once, I would leave it in exactly this color — if you’re going to do that with your pelvis, its shot at looking the most subtle is in black.

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Unfug or Fab: Naomi Watts


I quite enjoy this patterned gown on Naomi Watts — it’s a very cheerful, delicate contrast to the subject of her movie, The Impossible, which is supposed to be excellent but also gut-wrenching.

But what I can’t decide is whether any tweaking would make it even better. For instance, what if we clip the wings and make it sleeveless, or cap-sleeved? What if it nipped in at the waist instead of at the knees, thus creating a more flowy, unimpeded skirt? What if I couldn’t think of a third idea, thwarting my attempt at honoring the rule of threes? Obviously I am a dangerous rebel.

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Unfug It Up: Rosamund Pike


Dear Universe,

Can’t a dress please just be a dress sometimes? Not everything needs a belt nor a whistle nor aggressively unflattering cut-outs.

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AMAs Unfug Or Fab: Kerry Washington


Too much going on here for me, I think.

We’ve got sheer smockage, we’ve got long hanks of fringe, we’ve got a minidress underneath… at least the yellow color makes itĀ interestingĀ (if it were a black dress we’d all be in a coma right now), but how could this be better? Less fringe? MORE fringe? More lining, and maybe… a belt? I don’t know, but I do know this: I wish Kerry Washington wore her hair like this on Scandal, because the immobile flip they make her sport is starting to distract me. I don’t think it’s budged all year. Olivia Pope deserves something sassy, not stiff.

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Unfug It Up: Christina Hendricks


I don’t even know with her anymore, you guys.

I mean, this isn’t ACTIVELY TERRIBLE. I don’t feel like she’s punched me in the face with her life/choices. I am not personally offended by it. I mean, not very much. No more than I would be if the nice barista at my Coffee Bean inadvertently got my order wrong. This dress is very much not the end of the world. But nor is it a Whole New World (of Fabulousness). I think we can fix it. Me, I’m taking a couple of inches off the hem and putting a firm stop to the concept of needing a belt on your freaking neck. What about you?

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