Showing posts with label golden globes 2011. Show all posts
Showing posts with label golden globes 2011. Show all posts

Monday, January 17, 2011

TINSELTOWN TAWDRY: The Worst of the 2011 Golden Globes - Better luck next year girls!

Somebody's got to take the prize home and for this year's Golden Globes my worst dressed was Sandra Bullock. I have to say that I do like this gown and I do appreciate it when starlets go for something that is generally out of character but with Sandra, this takes it too far. This look, in all of its eye-shielding bang glory, is too young for Sandra who should be embracing her age rather than trying to hideout in a 20-something-year-old's Bohemian gown. From shrouded to crowded, there was now doubt that January Jones's own Golden Globes were out to play last night. I do like the bodice of her Versace gown but the fringe skirt takes it from chic to costume. I usually love Olivia Wilde's red carpet choices which is why, although she looked beautiful, I was disappointed with her look this year only because I thought she could have done better. I feel like I've seen a version of this Marchesa gown on every young starlet who got carried away with sequins and tulle--this looks like something we'd see in a Taylor Swift video. Although, I do give her props for her killer yellow Louboutins. From all covered up in Burberry to a little too much flower power in Valentino, Leighton Meester and Michelle Williams also landed on my 'Better Luck Next Year' list for trying to make a statement and stuttering to get it out.

TINSELTOWN TAWDRY: The Best of the 2011 Golden Globes

Although this year's Golden Globes red carpet fashion wasn't quite as racy or out there as Ricky Gervais' hosting material, there was a cool reminiscence of old hollywood glamour with a chic, minimalistic twist. Piper Perabo is my pick for best dressed in her black satin Oscar de la Renta gown; Eva Longoria also wasn't afraid to go black in her Zac Posen that fit like a glove. But blush and nude tones stole the show with Anne Hathaway in a disc-sequined Armani Prive, Dianna Agron looking stunning in a shimmering J. Mendel and Scarlett in a bohemian, vintage inspired Elie Saab. Both Mila Kunia and Catherine Zeta-Jones rocked emerald green (a big trend at this year's Globes); Claire Danes and Emma Stone took things to the lighter side in pretty pastels that stood out brilliantly on the scarlet carpet.