Fashion at the 2011 Golden Globes

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Fashion at the 2011 Golden Globes

— by Angie

on January 17, 2011

Last night’s red carpet fashion at the Golden Globes was as entertaining as ever. Nude, peach, pink, red and black with a smattering of ink blue and emerald green were all the rage. Here are my favourite and least favourite looks of the night. This is extremely subjective of course, but that’s what makes it so interesting!

Favourite:

January Jones: I don’t usually like dresses that reveal too much skin, nor am I enamoured by frocks that are remotely Grecian. But this dress defies it all and January’s hair is a killer accessory. I absolutely loved this Versace gown and the colour sends me into orbit. My best for the night. A word of warning: this gown looks MUCH better in motion than it does in the posed photograph.
Heidi Klum: I adore the pattern of the dress and the 70’s vibe is fun.
Eva Longoria Parker: This was a lot of dress for petite Eva, but the tailoring and drape was just so that it looked in proportion. I am all over the waist adornment.
Catherine Zeta Jones: Catherine is classically beautiful and the emerald green colour of the gown glowed against her skin. She is a regal sight to behold.
Helen Mirren: This exceptional lady can do no wrong in my world. Helen manages to strike the perfect balance of looking both covered and alluring. She dazzles no matter what.

Helena Bonham Carter was quite the talk of the evening, sporting a tea length Vivienne Westwood dress with two different coloured shoes, one red and one green. Annette Bening bravely rocked a pair of black geek chic specs with a long black frock and totally pulled it off, as did avant-garde Tilda Swinton in her ghostly Golden Globes ensemble. Gutsy ladies!

I was lukewarm about the ensembles from Nathalie Portman, Michelle Williams, Jennifer Lopez, Nicole Kidman, and Olivia Wilde. Didn’t love them or loathe them.

Least Favourite:

Scarlet Johansson: Scarlet is a stunning woman, but the overly glitzy nude gown did little to showcase her beauty.
Sandra Bullock: I couldn’t see past her fringe to look at the dress. What a shame.
Jennifer Love Hewitt: Too poufy and too white.
Halle Berry: This frock is too short in the front.
Angelina Jolie: Although I really like the colour of this dress, broad shouldered and slim hipped Angelina looks like she’s going to topple over in the sharp shouldered silhouette.

Take a look at what the stars wore to the Golden Globes and let us know who you thought was a fashion hit and miss for the evening.

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RoseandJoan

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I have been waiting for this

January Jones was so brave to wear that dress, I like it but found it a little Las Vegas less the headdress. My favourite of the night was Jennifer Lawrence who wore Louis Vuitton and looked quite gothically elegant.

I really did not like Halle Berry, Christina Hendricks or Julianne Moore.

I loved Emma Stone’s Calvin Klein dress but felt she was a little over tanned for the subtle hue.

Natalie Portman’s jewels and clutch were lovely.

January 17, 2011 at 2:18 pm

RoseandJoan

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and now I can go to bed!

January 17, 2011 at 2:18 pm

Maya

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I don’t follow these things, but I just hate being left out of the conversation, but I give my props to Helena Bonham Carter. I just love watching how she gets all those annoying, snarky red carpet commentators all riled up. It’s obvious to anyone with a brain that she isn’t going for figure flattery and sexy princess like everyone else is, so to criticize her on those terms is stupid. Really, you can’t please everyone at these events, and I can see the temptation to rebel and say “$%& you.” I would too.

January 17, 2011 at 2:35 pm

Lindsey in AL

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I don’t know who Hope Davis is but I really love the color of her gown. The style is covered enough for my (admittedly modest) tastes while still unique enough to not look like every other woman on the carpet.

I dislike all the pale women in pale, no-color dresses. I did love the gown Scarlett Johannsen was wearing, just not on her.

I also don’t love all the strapless numbers. Every time I look at these slideshows it’s the same. There is almost no one who has the body (and a dress made to suit it) to wear this look. I think it makes everyone’s upper body look short and hunched over and just weird. I do think Colin Firth’s wife looked elegant despite the straplessness of her gown. Maybe because it was such a lovely color and I like the long drapey skirt without any surprise details. Unfortunately her clutch looked a bit like one of those lambswool things you wrap around your seatbelt to avoid digging into your neck/shoulder.

Whoever Katie Lee is, I thought her bright golden gown was beautiful on her! She has such a pretty contrast between her dark hair and fair skin and the yellow just made her glow I thought. The viewers of the slideshow didn’t agree with me, but that’s nothing new

And finally, I thought Halle Berry’s frock wasn’t just too short. She looks like she found herself in the middle of that dream where you’re wearing nothing but your supportive undergarments to some gala event, and she quickly tore a piece of sheer black fabric from a nearby window to throw over her most vulnerable areas and put on her bravest smile.

January 17, 2011 at 2:39 pm

Mellllls

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I am in agreement with you about Helen Mirren and Sandra Bullock. I’m on the fence about January Jones. Her hair and the color of the gown was gorgeous and she looked great in the dress but I’m just not comfortable with that much skin exposure in those places at such a formal event.

January 17, 2011 at 2:43 pm

Nichole@40daysof

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I loved, Olivia Wilde (not her shoes), Sofia Vargara, and Catherine Zeta Jones. And I find it weird and sad that Jennifer Love Hewitt can’t seem to stop herself from showing up at these shows looking all poofy hair and wrong dress. She does the same thing year after year. Oh well, she still looks 100 times better than I ever would.

January 17, 2011 at 2:44 pm

Beth

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I loved all the deep green dresses, especially Catherine Zeta-Jones’. Helen Mirren was amazing.

I was also on the fence with January Jones. Her bosom looked awfully squeezed.

Sandra Bullock and Leighton Meester left me scratching my head.

As for Helena Bonham Carter, I couldn’t begin to guess her thoughts, but she’s nuts and I love her.

January 17, 2011 at 2:54 pm

Angie

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Fashion Stylist

Thanks for waiting for the blog post, RoseandJoan, and nice to hear your opinion

Maya and Beth, as much as I didn’t like Helena Bonham Carter’s outfit and her mismatched shoes, I thought it was hilarious! She truly was taking the mickey out of the event which brought comic relief to the red carpet. So I am on Team Helena for this one.

Mellllls, I too would have liked to see January show less skin, but oh my goodness did she pull it off!!!

January 17, 2011 at 2:59 pm

bella

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I completely disagree with you on January Jones and Sandra Bullock but completely agree with you on Eva Longoria (who is soon no longer Parker), Halle Berry and Angelina Jolie. I think Michelle Williams’ gown was downright dowdy, and Olivia Wilde was gorgeous!

January 17, 2011 at 3:05 pm

DanaLynn

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I thought the blonde cheerleader from Glee, Dianne Agron, was absolutely lovely. Nothing daring just simple and glamorous. The other glee cast member that stood out was Amber Riley. I thought she looked stunning in that gown!

I love seeing Amy Adams on the red carpet, she always picks beautiful colors to compliment her skin and red locks, and that deep blue gown was no exception. The best part about her is her unabashed grin. It just lights her up. I also love Christina Hendricks- I was split on the gown this year though. In some photos I like it a lot but in the one you linked to it looks awful. I think it’s the face she is making.

I thought Catherine Zeta Jones picked the perfect dress for her. She makes that green look absolutely gorgeous.

I think the person I was most disappointed in was Natalie Portman. I normally LOVE her style. This was not at all what I was expecting.

January 17, 2011 at 3:08 pm

Antje

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Sooooo interesting to read all these different viewpoints! Mine go against the grain as well (if there is a common grain here) – I for one loved Halle Berry – but then again I am just in love with her, period, and consider her one of the most beautiful women in Hollywood. I take no issue with the shortness of her dress.

I did NOT like January Jones’ dress one bit, though I loved the color and the contrast to the color of her hair. That part was delicious. The dress just was trying too hard for me or something.

Noone has mentioned Anne Hathaway yet – I really liked her dress, it was unique and it worked well for her I thought. I also liked Catherine Zeta Jones; Julianna Marguieles;
Scarlett Johansen (I loved her hair and make-up and the nude/gold of the dress, though not really the sleeves; overall I liked that she wore something quite different than her usual more vampy styles); Hailee Steinfeld (so beautiful for a very young woman); and Tina Fey.

I loved the greens I saw, and one really pretty golden yellow, though I can’t remember who wore it (and the dress itself wasn’t a fave.)

I did not like: Sandra Bullock (didn’t like the dress and REALLY hated the hair – yikes);
Helena Bonham-Carter (I don’t care whether it’s ironic or not, it just wasn’t interesting to me — if I want to see ironic/offbeat get-ups I’d much rather look at someone like Tilda Swinton!); Julianne Moore (baaad color choice; she is so beautiful but the dress took that right out of her).

Can’t wait for the Oscars

January 17, 2011 at 3:15 pm

Jonesy

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It is fun to hear everyone’s different views! Tilda Swinton can do no wrong in my book; I always love to see what she’s wearing. Her Jil Sander separates looked modern and fab to my eye. I also liked Julianne Moore in her pink Lanvin (though I don’t really care for pink or one-shoulder designs, but I think she pulled it off), Leighton Meester’s Burberry gown, and from what I could see, Heidi Klum in Marc Jacobs.

I thought the exaggerated-shoulder gowns (e.g., Anne Hathaway) were fails. I didn’t care for Natalie Portman’s dress, and I thought January Jones’ boobage (it goes beyond mere cleavage) was dreadful. I was surprised at Michelle Williams’ dress; usually I love her style but this one was really a misfire (by Valentino).

I’m definitely on Team Helena Bonham Carter–she looks like she is having lots of fun, and I love that she is comfortable just being herself. Not every woman wants to look like a princess at the ball :).

January 17, 2011 at 3:31 pm

Margot

Catherine Zeta Jones does look absolutely amazing. Gorgeous woman, gorgeous dress. My fave of the evening besides the otherworldly Tilda Swinton (who wins for being so fully herself!)

January 17, 2011 at 3:45 pm

Angie

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Fashion Stylist

It’s *amazing* how one person’s fashion hit is a fashion miss for someone else.Told you this would be interesting

Antje, you can love Halle Berry a little extra for me right now!

Jonesy, I agree! As much as I love sharp shouldered looks, I didn’t think any of them worked last night.

January 17, 2011 at 3:45 pm

Lisa

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I liked the green dresses this year. Angelina Jolie and Catherine Zeta-Jones were my favorites. I’m a little tired of all the blush, beige, pale colored gowns and preferred the strong colored one’s overall.

January 17, 2011 at 4:02 pm

slythwolf

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I thought Kyra Sedgwick looked amazing. I usually dislike orange possibly a bit too vehemently, but it was a really great color for her and I liked the cut of the dress.

January 17, 2011 at 4:37 pm

Lena

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Ooh, I can’t wait to catch up on this later.

January 17, 2011 at 4:44 pm

Dusty

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My favorite was Jenna Ushkowitz from Glee. The color was just perfect for her and I loved the tucks on the bodice and the uneven ruffles. I also thought Jane Krakowski’s dress was one of the best-looking maternity styles I’ve ever seen (although that may not be saying much, I mostly see tents around here). Olivia Wilde’s dress was gorgeous, although it looks more like a prom dress than a grown-up formal but the shoes were super fun (although I’m not sure I loved them with the dress).

I didn’t care for Natalie Portman’s dress, nor Sandra Bullocks.

January 17, 2011 at 4:55 pm

Laura

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I’m pretty much on board with your assessment, except for Scarlet Johansson – I loved that dress and would wear it in a minute!

January 17, 2011 at 4:56 pm

Kari

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I don’t watch awards shows (with rare exceptions) so I’m just catching up on the photos. In general I guess this collection really hits home how much I hate beige. Points to Catherine Zeta-Jones, Sophia Veraga, and the Mad Men ladies for wearing rich colors!
Johnny Depp looks casually fantastic, and Chris Colfer (from Glee) is adorable in a tux. Jesse Tyler Ferguson’s bowtie made me grin.

January 17, 2011 at 5:06 pm

Kari

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I also liked Jane Krakowski’s dress a lot, and Hugh Laurie looked fabulous.

I’m surprised at the number of completely bland, featureless dresses like this one – what’s the deal?
http://wonderwall.msn.com/tv/2.....Id%3D44392

January 17, 2011 at 5:12 pm

Katja

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January Jones’ outfit made me shudder and close my eyes.

Strapless gowns look awful on almost everyone.

Helena B-C’s dress was fun, but reminded me a little of what’s her name’s (Icelandic singer) dead swan outfit.

Emma Heming (statuesque woman with Bruce Willis) looked unbelievably fabulous!

January 17, 2011 at 5:30 pm

Diana

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Catherine Zeta-Jones wins for me, hands down. SO gorgeous. Loved Helen Mirren as well. I did not like January Jones’ dress though – it just seemed a little too fetishy for me. Halle Berry’s dress was horrifying – she looked like she was wearing her foundation garments and had forgotten most of the dress.

And was it just me, or were there a whole lot of boring, beige column dresses?

January 17, 2011 at 5:30 pm

Steph

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So interesting to read all of this. The one dress that I really disliked was January Jones’. I thought it looked tarty and vulgar. (And I’m someone who really doesn’t have issues with cleavage or revealing clothing.) She is absolutely gorgeous and I thought she could have done so much better. My other least favorite was Halle Berry–I agree that it was just too short.

I mentioned this in a post on the forum, but I really liked Amber Riley (from Glee) and Claire Danes. I thought the color and very minimal style looked fantastic on Claire and made her look like a long, slim column. Amber’s dress was fantastic for her figure and proved that a larger woman can look completely fabulous at a black tie event, even when surrounded by incredibly thin peers.

I loved the green color worn by Elisabeth Moss, Catherine Zeta-Jones and Angelina Jolie, although I wasn’t really in love with any of their dresses. Catherine pulled hers off the best, but I feel like she often goes the ballgown route, so I would have liked to have seen her in something different, just for the sake of variety.

I was not a huge fan of all of the peach/nude tones, but I thought some women pulled it off really well. I particularly liked Diana Argon, and thought she picked a fantastic shade to highlight her coloring. Speaking of Glee actresses, I did not love Lea Michele–I didn’t like that light pink color with her dark skin and hair, and the style of dress looked like what she wore last year, so it seemed repetitive.

I thought both pregnant women–Jane Krakowski and Natalie Portman–looked great. I really loved the shape and drape of Natalie’s dress. I was a little torn about the rose, but it grew on me as the night wore on.

January 17, 2011 at 5:48 pm

Kyle

I agree with your picks, Angie, except for Heidi Klum. I think she can do better and I’m probably not evolved enough to get it. CZ-J was exquisite and in a class all her own. January Jones was hot, but bit too hoochie. Eva Longoria is perhaps sending a message to Tony Parker. And Helen Mirren is fab, though this was not my favorite look of hers. I also thought Dianna Agron from Glee was glowingly beautiful. Tilda, OK, we get it you are arty. Can someone tell Giuliana Rancic she looks like a skeleton? Seriously, she looks like she needs help, poor thing. The bangles and earrings Kyra Sedgewick wore were perfection with that stunning dress. Annette Bening — yes! Jennifer Lopez, you don’t look nearly as good as you think you do. Rita Wilson, yikes with the cleavage. And Sandra Bullock, what were you thinking? Also, lots of nudes and beiges that didn’t seem overly flattering.

January 17, 2011 at 5:51 pm

Queen Mum

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hmm, I didn’t click through all 120 pictures in the slide show, but I was really drawn to Lea Michelle’s dress (#9). It would seem like a twee prom dress, but I thought she pulled it off really sweetly, and the color is gorgeous on her. I can’t seem to drum up enthusiasm for January Jone’s number. I find that much skin at a classy event tacky. I don’t even appreciate swimsuits that show that much cleavage. Sorry, I’m a prude. And you can add Christina Aguilera to my list of “please cover up” I know there is probably a nude layer under that black lace, but the placement of the flowers on the lace is just wrong.

January 17, 2011 at 5:52 pm

taylor

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I agree with your assessment totally.
Sandra Bullock looked horrid…unusual for her I felt bad
I am usually a Fan of Christina Agualeria…but not this time:(
I am not a fan of anything sleazy at such events and there seem to be plenty of sleaze

January 17, 2011 at 6:11 pm

Joy

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Of the little I saw of the actual show I loved Helen Mirren’s look, especially her hair this year. Catherine Zeta-Jones was gorgeous; Claire Danes and Emma Stone looked modern in their simple, perfectly fitted tangerine gowns; Annette Bening made it work; and Ann Hathaway looked much better than she usually does at these things.

From the slide show I liked the color of January Jones’ dress but felt there were way too many cut outs to be tasteful. Colin Firth’s wife had a lovely gown in a beautiful color but looked like she needed a bra fitting. I was fascinated by Tilda Swinton’s choice and am tempted to try to copy the color combo of white shirt and ivory skirt. It seemed unexpected and sophisicated.

The gown I could most easily see myself wearing from the slide show was Julianne Hough’s with the ornate neckline, but maybe in a lighter neutral or a color. I’d love to look like Emma Heming (with Bruse Willis) in the gorgeous print or brocade that was perfectly fitted so that she looked so sexy, but covered. It may be my favorite of the night.
Least favorite was songwriter Diane Warren’s baggy haltertop black pants with white shirt and jacket. I’d love to see her in a well fitted tuxedo, but this did her no favors.

January 17, 2011 at 6:38 pm

stringy

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Heidi Klum’s dress was my favourite. How do her shoes stay on though?

My problem with January Jones’ dress was the straps. They seem very uptight for such a revealing dress! At least nothing would fall out, I suppose. But I’d rather see someone take a chance than wear yet another strapless beige column, so she gets points for effort from me.

Another one for Team Helena, too. She geniunely doesn’t care if fashion writers think she’s weird, and chooses things that will annoy them while she’s busy having a great time. I wish I had half her confidence.

January 17, 2011 at 8:01 pm

mamark

I liked Scarlett’s dress, but other than that I agree with you, and Catherine Zeta Jones for the win!

January 17, 2011 at 8:10 pm

Angie

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Fashion Stylist

Thanks for your opinions, ladies.

I just saw the Fashion Police with Joan Rivers and the opinions expressed were strangely in sync (which they seldom are). I am sticking to my guns – January Jones looked absolutely incredible gliding on the red carpet in that Versace dress. She also made their best dressed list. She is still my favourite for the night

January 17, 2011 at 8:15 pm

taylor

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Bravo:)

January 17, 2011 at 8:26 pm

Desmo April

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Funny, I HATED January Jones’ dress. It looked like it was from the AVN awards.

My faves were Amber Riley, Heather Morris (also from Glee) and Claire Danes. I also loved Helena Bonham-Carter staying true to her vibe–she pretty much always dresses gothic lolita.

January 17, 2011 at 9:23 pm

Russian Chic

Angie, what would be a flattering look on someone broad shouldered, slim hipped and (unlike from Angelina) small breasted? Thank you.

January 17, 2011 at 10:13 pm

rute

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I agree 100% with your least favorites!
Must check January Jones… don’t remember that dress!

January 18, 2011 at 5:00 am

rute

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Oh.. I see.. but I have to disagree with you on January Jones dress.. too much skin.. it would be a oerfect dress for someone with less boobs!

January 18, 2011 at 6:38 am

Vani

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Loved your analysis Angie! I just can’t seem to get on board with January Jones though, sorry! Totally agree about Halle Berry. She looks fantastic despite the fact though.

I didn’t care for many of the dresses this time at the golden globes. My favourites with 5 minutes to peruse them all: Catherine Zeta Jones, Kelly Osborne, Helen Mirren, Annette Benning, Nicole Kidman, Johnny Depp and Hugh Laurie.

January 18, 2011 at 8:03 am

Vani

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Oh and most definitely Eva Longoria.

January 18, 2011 at 8:04 am

Cat

I loved Helen Mirren and Annette Benning. So nice to see women over a certain age look so fabulous.

The Calvin Klein dresses on Emma Stone and Claire Danes were beautiful — simple, well-fitted, and elegant. Not so sure about the peachy color,

Was I the only person who thought that CZ-J’s dress looked like it had been made from Scarlett O’Hara’s draperies?

January 18, 2011 at 9:20 am

daligirl

I really liked Catherine Zeta-Jones and Mila Kunis. I love the color, texture and cut of those two dresses!

January 18, 2011 at 9:52 am

Deb

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Loving the comments – everyone is making such excellent points! My thoughts on the ladies:

I am so over Halle Berry’s “signature” awards style – it’s been the same, skin-tight and revealing pieces, with minor variations, for years. She’s beautiful, but she’s locked in a look. Shake it up a bit!

I adore Catherine Zeta-Jones’ traditionally glamorous approach to dressing, whatever the occasion. But seriously, she looked like she was wearing the parlor swags from Tara. Sorry!! The color was beautiful, and it complimented her, but less would have been so much more – especially given the venue. Beyond that, however, I was so touched to see her with Michael Douglas on what she said was their first “date” since the entire cancer situation began. They both looked great and are a wonderful couple.

Helena Bonham Carter’s hair was amazing! It showed to advantage as she sat at the table – a beautiful yet edgy homage to the turn of the century. However, pairing her hairdo with the dress spoiled the entire effect. Too much going on, top and bottom – they seemed to fight one another for attention. But then! The mismatched shoes tiptoed in and grabbed it all for themselves…! There is edgy, and then there is over the edge.

January Jones’ gown would be a knockout in another setting – a summer gala pool-side, or under the stars, where bare party frocks look fresh and inviting. Here, unfortunately, it self-consciously signaled: “Hey! Look at me! Am I not sexy?!”

At the risk of sounding blasphemous, Angelina Jolie looked downright dowdy. With all the dresses in the world to choose from, her choice is confounding – all ruched and drape-y – with exaggerated shoulder pads fighting her (boring!) hair. The green was not at all kind to her complexion, from where I sat. I never expect much from her, and she didn’t disappoint.

I have not seen Jane Fonda mentioned in any of the web analyses I’ve read – but, for me, she had one of the most elegant, age-appropriate looks of the evening. Love-love-loved the simplicity of the long-sleeved black dress, made stunning by the sheer sparkle of the fabric and edgy by the defined shoulders. Her hair was fresh and fun, while – again – being age appropriate. It’s a look Annette Bening appeared to attempt and fell far short of the mark on.

“Miss Golden Globe” – Joe Mantegna’s 20-yr-old daughter Gia – was absolutely lovely as she worked in the background, shepherding winners and presenters across the stage. She effortlessly evoked Audrey Hepburn in her deceptively simple, floating gown and uncomplicated hair. Perfection!

January 18, 2011 at 11:29 am

Laurel

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January Jones was gorgeous – a complete show-stopper in my opinion!
Someone else on the blog mentioned Kyra Sedgewick whom I thought looked stunning too. There were SO many fabulous bright colors. Such a nice change from the usual black (although I thought Eva Longoria looked fantastic too). I thought Tilda looked crazy, but my worst dress of the night was dear Michelle Williams (who has been my absoulute favorite in the past.) I thought that drab daisy dress was hideous! What did you think of Claire Danes dress?

January 18, 2011 at 11:49 am

Laurel

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Oh, also, I don’t know who Olivia Wilde is, but I thought she looked dreamy! And another black dress I liked besides Eva was Piper Perabo. … And I love Tina Fay but she is in desperate need of a stylist… or a new stylist. Can you help her, Angie?

January 18, 2011 at 12:02 pm

RandomThoughts (Andrea)

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I only have one comment to share. After looking through many of the photos, I will take home James Franco any day.

January 18, 2011 at 12:26 pm

catgirl

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Honestly, the only two I see that I like are Catherine Z-J and this one on Katie Lee:

http://wonderwall.msn.com/tv/g.....Id%3D44281

Helen Mirren is lovely as always. Other than that, nothing stood out to me, other than what I disliked. Too bad. I actually didn’t even watch the awards!

January 18, 2011 at 12:36 pm

Meredith

Active Member

I agree with you on Angelina–she just looked a little scary to me.

One of my favorites for the evening was Mila Kunis. I also adored Catherine Zeta Jones!!

I liked January Jones, but her dress did remind me a bit of the Number 6 model from Battlestar Gallactica.

January 18, 2011 at 4:12 pm

Marley

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My favorites were: Helene Bonham Carter – what a wonderful sense of humor she must have! Tilda Swinton – I would like to try to copy her look in my smart casual wardrobe capsule. And then of course, January Jones – I just kept staring and staring whilst preparing for the words to come out of my mouth about how much I didn’t like it – but instead the words that came out of my mouth were like “OMG, I love it! How beautiful! How fun! She did it – she pulled it off perfectly!”
My least favorites were: anything strapless, beige, nude, light pink, flesh-toned, blah. Just did not excite or interest me in any way. Also, did not like Natalie Portmans – I thought the red flower was just distracting in an annoying kind of way!
Also LOVED Johnny Depp’s glasses!

January 20, 2011 at 12:50 am

Mac

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Also on my dress dislike list: Heidi Klum, Christina Hendrick, Tina Fey & Michelle Williams

January 23, 2011 at 8:04 pm

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