The Screen Actors Guild Awards



Tina Fey is the 'Vision'of Vintage beauty. She looked amazing in this sweetheart neckline!!! I also like the bit of 'black on black' detail on the bust! Love the 'Pin-up' girl hair do!! 10 out of 10 for effortles glam!!




Leah Michelle - Colour is ALWAYS a winner for me! I an not a fan of this type of tier in an evening dress,(reminds me of those cotton-linen summer tiered dresses) but this dame looks great though!


Mamma Mia!!! Love the styling!! Amanda is rocking a mermaid style dress with a waterfall hem. I'm concerned about the colour on her skintone and with her hair.......The picture on the left washes her complection a bit. What are your views?


Now this is a 'WOW'moment for me. Juliana - I love your assymetric ruffles. Love the sleeve, the cowl, the mermaid hem.  This dress seems to accuentuate her small frame in all the right places. There is so much happening on this dress in terms of styling, but it is very subtle and absolutely gorgeous!!! Well done!!


Sorry Nicole, I am not a fan........you always have an elegance and dress for your age, but I am not liking this dress on you. I feel its too revealing! You can see her knickers???


Rose Byrne in Valentino. I know its printed with ruffles, and............... and............. and............but I love this on her!!! It reminds me of her Énglish roots''! She carries it off so well!!!! MY FAVOURITE!!!



If you did not know - let me tell you!! The oriental trend is the hottest trend for next summer. Love the Obibelt combined with the full maxi skirt!! You are spot on Marion Cottilard !!!!!! Black shoes?


Anne Hathaway is rocking the new Transparent/Mesh trend, with the fully embellished dress that overlays a sheer frock. I however think - she would have looked lovely if she did a bit more with her hair. She looked so beautiful with the side sleeked hair the Golden Globes!

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