Many of my favorite Golden Globes looks wound up on other bloggers' worst lists. Of course, I think I'm right and all those other clothes writers lack imagination.
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| Ooooh, a lot of people think the red rose on Natalie Portman's dress ruined it. I think the rose, which is hand embroidered and studded with Swarovski crystals, is whimsical and adds punch to a pale dress. Natalie looked great on TV, absolutely radiant in the best tradition of expectant mothers. Go Natalie. |
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| I should hate Olivia Wilde's Marchesa dress for being too big and formal (other people did), but I can't because it looks like a child's fantasy of a fairy princess dress, light-weight and sparkly. And Olivia's smile sure doesn't hurt. |
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| Some people loved Emma's Calvin Klein dress for its color, other people disliked it for that reason. The color looked deeper, and better, on TV. I love the dress because when a girl needs to stand out in a sea of ball gowns, less is indeed more! |
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Julianne's hair and makeup are terrible, the Fashion Police noticed, and her look was generally dissed. I like the dress; it's minmal with built-in bling. What a good idea! And Julianne should put on some lipstick, it will make her feel better.
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These red dresses got a lot of praise. I lurve red, but I don't love these. I'm over bombshells and bombshell wannabes.
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| January Jones trying to be edgy again -- she looks like she's playing dress-up in Gypsy Rose Lee's closet. |
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| Let's see, Christina has big hair, big boobs, and a super big shoulder growth on her Wilma. If anyone needs a lesson in minimalism, it's Ms. Hendricks. |
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| Sophia Vergara needs to remember that Jessica Rabbit was a cartoon. |
And enough -- on to the SAG Awards, where the ladies at least attempt to dress with class.
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