A vision of loveliness. Cameron Diaz brought the nude look via dress by Oscar de la Renta and carried the red on lips and nails, which was stunning.
Let’s not forget the lovely coif. After a night of ‘editorial hair’ (mostly pinned back hair with flyaways), we have someone that looks like she has a clean head of hair that has been lovingly curled.
This is the look we’ve come to expect on the Red Carpet. Flawless.
Oscars 2010 was the year of editorialized hair, which meant a lot of slick backed looks with (read: frizz). Diane Krueger had one of the prettiest takes – somewhat intricate with braids and ponytails and rolls.
Danilo, Celebrity Stylist for Pantene, styled this look for Kruger and shares how you can recreate this at home:
The colors are perfect.
So is the face and body.
But the addition of those rosettes adorning each boobage like oversized pasties is all wrong for Academy Awards night.
The back was ambitious but looked like it belonged to a different gown in the same color family.
Whenever I see rosettes, I always remember the episode of Project Runway where the Ohio fashion designer made little rosettes all over her ‘world traveler’ outfit, including butt pockets. She was laughed off of the show, but it only made me notice the little flowerettes popping up all over fashion.
This year the garden is coming mainstream. I have to admit I bought a very pretty blush top lined with rosettes – and was a little shocked to find them in force for the Oscars. SJP wore one of the more acceptable versions by Chanel Couture, in a soft yellow shade with chic gray/silver. However, the dress was ill-fitting and just not her normal knockout style. Baggy to no end, could she be hiding that fabulous figure because she’s knocked up? That’s one way to reason a stylist’s err of ways.
JLo is another actress that is Pretty in Pink, but for someone who wasn’t even nominated, there was a whole lotta dress going on. The sculptured/ruffled look was dominant and of course Lopez carried off one of the most extravagant of the evening. Lovely to see how the concept (drawing) compares to the final product. Designed by Armani Prive.
