If you like vintage cars Durango, CO was the place to be September 12th. Among the vintage collection was a 1952 Aston Martin, Ferraris, Jaguars and many others. On route from Durango to Telluride on Thursday, as the tour visited the Western Slope.
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Who wore it best? Vote for your favorite Oscars red carpet look
Actresses Jessica Chastain, Gwyneth Paltrow and Michelle Williams at the 84th annual Academy Awards.
It's only the most important honor of the night: Who wore it best on the red carpet.
After an evening filled with many white, sequined and red gowns, TODAY style editor Bobbie Thomas narrowed down the fashionable competition with her top picks.
Check out Angelina Jolie, Michelle Williams, and more A-list celebrities who dazzled in glamorous gowns.
And at the bottom of this post, vote for your favorite ... or name someone else who you liked better in the comments. (Was Miss Piggy snubbed? Let us know!)
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Jessica Chastain's custom Alexander McQueen bustier gown complemented her fair skin and red hair in a beautifully dark and dramatic way.
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Gwyneth Paltrow, in Tom Ford, proved less is more in a sleek, striking silhouette. Could be my favorite of the night.
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Michelle Williams stayed true to her personal style, but turned up the volume in a bright coral Louis Vuitton peplum dress.
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Confident and glowing, Octavia Spencer shined in her designer of choice, Tadashi Shoji.
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Penelope Cruz graced the carpet in a Giorgio Armani ball gown, perfectly suited for a fairy tale.
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Cameron Diaz's Gucci gown was both expected and exceptional — a bit safe for a fashion-savvy gal.
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Natalie Portman, in vintage Christian Dior, dared to wear a polka dot print dress on the carpet. Marvelous or Minnie Mouse?
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Emma Stone wooed fashionistas in a Giambattista Valli, reminiscent of a past Nicole Kidman look, but the oversized bow may have been overwhelming.
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Polished and pretty, Melissa McCarthy looked lovely in a soft rose Marina Rinaldi gown.
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Golden girl Meryl Streep took a risk in a reflective, metallic Lanvin draped dress.
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Sandra Bullock said she was feeling "sexy" in her slinky black and white Marchesa. It's a fun, fashion-forward look.
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Stunning Angelina Jolie stepped out, literally, in her thigh-high slit Versace Atelier. But she failed to top her Golden Globes gown (also Versace).
Who looked best on the Oscars red carpet?How you voted
What do you think of the gowns? Keep up with TODAY style editor Bobbie Thomas at @bobbiethomas and share your favorite looks on Facebook.
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Results
Total of 56,233 votes
Gwyneth Paltrow Penelope Cruz Jessica Chastain Angelina Jolie Michelle Williams Octavia Spencer Cameron Diaz Sandra Bullock Natalie Portman Emma Stone Meryl Streep Melissa McCarthy
Vote for your favorite Oscar gown!
Saturday, February 25, 2012
Friday, February 24, 2012
Supermodels without photoshop
Photoshop and airbrushing scandals grow less shocking by the day, but we are always super excited to see unretouched photos. It's satisfying to see what celebrities and models really look like! The photo at the left was taken last weekend in St. Barth's during a photo shoot for Glamour's June issue. From left to right we have Victoria's Secret model Alessandra Ambrosio, plus-size model Crystal Renn, and Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Issue cover girl Brooklyn Decker.
Of course makeup artists and celeb hair stylist Ted Gibson were on hand to help beautify the ladies, but this photo has not been airbrushed at all.
Do you think women would feel better about themselves if photos were not retouched, and we were able to see celebrities and models as their true undoctored selves? [WWD][Fashionindie]
*For the record, I just want to clarify that Crystal Renn is a size 12, and that is what the modeling industry--not myself--labels as plus-size.
via shine.yahoo.com
A plus-size?
Tuesday, February 21, 2012
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