Real talk: I think this is one of those dresses where my feelings about it depend on who is wearing it:
She’s obviously gorgeous, but her outfits of late have been so try-hard — WHY, I WILL NEVER KNOW. If anyone never needs to try at all, it’s Halle Berry — that I look at this and sigh and think, “oh, Halle. Leather and cut-outs. You don’t need that.” But if someone who often comes across as super-twee were to try this — like, I don’t know, Carly Rae Jepsen — I could very well be all over it. What do you think? Is it fab, regardless? Would it be terrible on anyone? Should we try and make Chastain wear it? What do you think?
























@SushGopalan @HHCGuiltFree Aw, thank you! We try, and it's nice to know that people see that we try. -H
MTV EMAs Unfug or Fab: Taylor Swift
Poor Taylor Swift. I get that by writing songs about her bad boyfriends, she’s putting those relationships under the microscope, but now Us Weekly is dedicating entire covers to how she — at the ripe old age of 22 — apparently can’t find love. Obviously she should just give up on her shriveled old eggs right now and invest in a burial plot for one. Instead, she somehow mustered up the will to carry on, and attended MTV’s European Music Awards.
The trouble is, I can’t decide if this is slinky and cool, or an experiment that needed some revisions. The frosted side abs aren’t ideal, for instance. The extra white decoration on the neckline could go, because those cap sleeves are pretty and don’t need the competition. And I’m a little wigged out by how it all converges to make it look like we’re seeing straight through it to an ice storm raining from her pelvis. And yet I can’t bring myself to write it off, because somehow there’s still something striking and pretty there. What would you do, Fug Nation?
[Photo: Getty]
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