Alright, yeah, The Oscars are the biggest award show of the year. Sooo, you’d think the starlets would do their very best to shine bright like a Swarovski diamond on the red carpet. This evening, some smized it up while others were only meh-smerizing.
Anyway, here’s what we here at Galore thought of tonight’s sartorial shenanigans.
BEST DRESSED! Founder & Creative Director, Prince Chenoa: Halle Berry! Elegant and amazing. That Versace dress is so stunning and the best way to represent a Bond girl. Founder & Creative Director, Jacob Dekat: Charlize Theron in Dior. Elegant, great hair and a stunning dress. Web Editor, Alex Catarinella: Salma Hayek. Just because she’s Salma Hayek and looks like a regal Egyptian sex goddess. And it’s an Alexander McQueen!!
WORST DRESSED! Prince Chenoa: Anne Hathaway and that torpedo tit dress. Jacob Dekat: Jennifer Garner. I HATED that purple flower prom dress… Alex Catarinella: Brandi from Bravo’s Real Housewives of Beverly Hills… I just cannot. Who invited her? Maybe she just got “dressed up” for her job as a seat filler or something? Unclear.
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