2023 Oscar fashion thread!

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Why God, why?

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Anonymous wrote:JLD in Lanvin. The more I look at it, the more I love it. It makes sense she went with something somewhat understated, but this is very, very pretty understated that suits her perfectly. That's how you do it.

I love it and it's giving me big Charlotte York vibes.

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Anonymous wrote:Eva

Color it green and it’s J Lo’s dress from the 90’s

This overwhelms her tiny frame

Eva Longoria's dress looked really good on the stage.

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Malala looks great

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Tems. Dramatic dress that would have looked a lot more dramatic against any other background. I felt sorry for the people seated behind her at the show.

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Anonymous wrote:Also tacky: Kate Hudson. I generally give women who've had babies recently a lot of leeway on the red carpet because I think it's a hard time to turn out like this, but this is just lazy.

She borrowed one of Goldie's dresses.

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Anonymous wrote:Cara Delavigne in Valentino. The styling on this is *chef's kiss* P-E-R-F-E-C-T

I think she looks amazing and the dress is gorgeous. HOWEVER. My issue with Cara is that this is just too much of a dress for someone who isn't even nominated. She's like "yes, I know I was a mess a few months ago, but look at me now!! LOOOOOOK AAAAAT MEEEEEEEE. PUH-LEASE LOOK AT ME!!!!"

If you are going to demand people look at you when you aren't nominated, then deliver. She delivered. You can't hate someone for just looking flawless. What do you want her to do, ugly it up?

Wait…since when is showing up at an event where you were invited “demanding to be looked at”? Oh dear, I’m going to have to rethink every invitation I receive for corporate and social events in the future.

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Anonymous wrote:Malala looks great

She does, but she looked SO uncomfortable in that cringey Jimmy Kimmel schtick just now.
Also, she really seems to be pushing the limits of what is a hijab. Much of her hair is visible.

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Anonymous wrote:Pretty standard for CB but she literally NEVER looks bad. One of those people who knows her body, her face, her public image, the specific image she's selling for a particular role, and just executes it really well every single time. I am trying to think of a true red carpet "miss" from her and coming up empty. I don't love them all but she always looks gorgeous and stands out in a very specific-to-her way.

Perfect summary. Also, I desperately want to hang out with her.

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I love the fit of this dress, especially the bodice. I like the black ballgown look too.

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Anonymous wrote:Love this one (Monica Barbaro in Elie Saab) and you can't see the gorgeous an unusual color combo well on TV:

These are my sorority colors (yeah I know, shut up) and I have always thought they were so beautiful together. I never seen them combined in fashion.

Pi Phi?

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Anonymous wrote:Malala looks great

She does, but she looked SO uncomfortable in that cringey Jimmy Kimmel schtick just now.
Also, she really seems to be pushing the limits of what is a hijab. Much of her hair is visible.

You're rude.

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Anonymous wrote:Love this one (Monica Barbaro in Elie Saab) and you can't see the gorgeous an unusual color combo well on TV:

These are my sorority colors (yeah I know, shut up) and I have always thought they were so beautiful together. I never see them combined in fashion.

Pi Phi?

Yup.

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Anonymous wrote:Malala looks great

She does, but she looked SO uncomfortable in that cringey Jimmy Kimmel schtick just now.
Also, she really seems to be pushing the limits of what is a hijab. Much of her hair is visible.

You're rude.

How? She looked lovely but uncomfortable. He was awful.

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Anonymous wrote:Tems. Dramatic dress that would have looked a lot more dramatic against any other background. I felt sorry for the people seated behind her at the show.

Rude af.