Fug File: Oscars

Oscars Well Played, Penelope Cruz?


I couldn’t bring myself to Fug or Fab this, because it didn’t seem to teeter on the edge of both — it’s a perfectly nice dress, but the question for me is, does it make the grade as a GREAT dress?

The color is wonderful, and she looks classy. But, and I realize it’s a bit soon to know this, I can’t decide if I will remember this dress. Because I remember this one (post-baby bad-assitude!), and I remember the HELL out of this one, and I’m not sure if this quite stacks up to those memories. Does that mean it’s bad? No. But the material is so-so, there’s some hinkitude around the bodicc, for me, and the way the skirt attaches to it seems sort of lackluster… like someone had a big idea for a glorious gown, then procrastinated on the Internet looking at old SportsCenter clips and realized there wasn’t enough time to execute it with full grandeur. So basically, any issues I have with this are totally Keith Olbermann’s fault. Yes.

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Oscars Fug or Fab: Posh and Becks


BECKS: I’m mesmerizingly hot. It’s like I’m NOT REAL.

POSH: I also appear unreal, sometimes. For example, almost every shot from this party involved me making this pose. Is it me? Or have I given Becks a Mannequin Posh that he can trot out to events whilst I stay home, dressing up Harper Seven and prank-calling Ginger?

BECKS: Your mannequin looks very sophisticated tonight.

POSH: I’m a little worry this looks like a compression stocking.

BECKS: It’s a PERFECT compression stocking.

POSH: Your support is why we’re still together.

BECKS: I could say the same of you.

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Oscars Well Played: Louise Roe


Louise Roe is one of those omnipresent Fashion Week types where nobody quite knows why she’s famous, but they know they have to take her picture. She is basically a British TV host and sometime model who was on The City, does a bunch of stuff for Style, and is the only person E! has employed since Joan Rivers for on-the-spot red-carpet criticism who actually speaks her mind, which may explain why she only did it for them once. So, even though she harped on Christopher Plummer’s age a lot (which he did too, in the end), I’m okay with Louise Roe having a moment. She seems nice. And she handled it gracefully when Santa Nick Nolte rolled up to her microphone on Sunday — she interviewed people for ABC — and couldn’t understand a word she was saying.

I also really, really love this dress on her. Lots of people popped by the NY Mag  live blog to ask if it was wrong that they liked this so much, and I say no. You were RIGHT. It’s very different — so classy, so well-made, so appropriate, so flattering. Kate Middleton should be sad she wasn’t the Brit who nabbed this first, because it would cut a fun new silhouette for her while also staying true to what the Palace expects (ie, pretty, demure). So well played, indeed, Louise — after all, if we’re all going to have to stare at you awkwardly while Nick Nolte tries to translate English to English, you damn well gave us a nice distraaction.

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Oscars Fug Carpet: Rosario Dawson


Well, at least she’s having fun?

Also: she’s real easy to pick out of a crowd.

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Oscars Fug or Fab Carpet: Diane Kruger


Well, her face looks good.

But… is it just me, or does it look like she got self-conscious about whether her boobs would stay put and had the driver pull over at the nearest Hallmark store?

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Oscars Well Played, Amy Adams


File this one under:  Pregnancy Weight, Lost. Also: Not Just Cutesy, I am. Cross reference with: Shiny, and Matchy-Matchy (Accessories).

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