Fashion commentators all over the world have been compiling the “Best” and “Worst” dressed of the Oscars from the moment the celebs hit the Red Carpet. Low budget designers whip out faux Designer gowns nearly overnight. But, what do you do if you want the real deal? My friend, Yuli Ziv, at MyItThings.com has found where some of these fabulous gowns were first seen.. on the runway.

Freida Pinto wore this bright John Galliano gown from his Spring 2009 collection to the Oscars. The original was risque and edgy. The changes made to the gown were very much her style; …read more

The truth is, I hardly EVER go to the movies. So, when I am watching these award shows, it’s more about what the ladies are wearing (or how their hair looks, in this case) than who wins. Of course, I have my favorites…but it’s usually related to the former.
Celebrity hair stylist Robert Vetica (author of  Good to Great Hair), created this sort of new-take on the old-fave French Twist.
Vetica says he did this by first blow-drying Marion’s hair with a round brush using Moroccanoil Hydrating Styling Cream to prevent frizz, and created a low side part. He then teased the …read more

Here are some of my favorite dresses from the 2008 Screen Actors Guild Awards (I won’t be mean and point out the ones that weren’t my favorites).
Ellen Pompeo of Grey’s Anatomy in Nina Ricci:
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French actress, Marion Cotillard, also in Nina Ricci:
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Amanda Bynes (Hairspray; She’s the Man) looking oh so pretty in Marchesa (love the hair, too — suits her and goes with the dress):
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Ashley Tisdale of High School Musical in Badgley Mischka:
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Tina Fey of 30 Rock in Philosophy di Alberta Ferretti (partly because I love the dress, and partly because I love talented, funny, and beautiful …read more