Academy Awards: Red Carpet

Here are my favorites from this years red carpet. Starting with my two absolute favorites:

Jessica Chastain in Alexander McQueen

Rooney Mara in Givenchy Haute Couture

...and the rest:Mila Jovovich in Elie Saab

Maria Menounos

Two handsome boys:Gary Oldman
Christopher Plummer

The 84th Academy Awards

Just an hour until the Academy Awards begins, so here are my small Oscar predictions and thoughts:

w = previous wins
n = previous oscar nominations (that weren't wins)

Best Picture
The Artist
David Langmann
The Descendants
Jim Burke, Alexander Payne (1w,2n) , Jim Taylor (1w,1n)
Extremely Loud & Incredibly Close
Scott Rudin (1w,2n)
The Help
Brunson Green, Chris Columbus, Michael Barnathan
Hugo
Graham King (1w,1n), Martin Scorsese (1w, 6n)
Midnight in Paris
Letty Aronson, Stephen Tenenbaum
Moneyball
Micheal de Luca (1n), Rachael Horovitz, Brad Pitt (2n)
The Tree of Life
Sarah Green, Bill Pohland, Dede Gardner, Grant Hill (1n)
War Horse
Stephen Spielberg (3w, 7n) , Kathleen Kennedy (6n)
Thoughts: There were very few of the nominated movies I really loved this year. Even though I enjoyed some of them, most of them were so-so. Since it won an Golden Globe for best motion picture, The Descendants may win this award as well (I really hope not, because it was my least favorite movie of the year). Still, I do think that The Artist will win, but I hope that The Tree of Life wins. It was one of last year's most breathtaking movies. I really loved Midnight in Paris as well, but it is hardly a ground breaking movie.


Best Performance by an Actor in a Leading Role
Demián Bichir
for A Better Life
George Clooney (1w, 3n)
for The Descendants
Jean Dujardin
for The Artist
Gary Oldman
for Tinker, Tailore, Soldier, Spy
Brad Pitt (2n)
for Moneyball
Thoughts: I really hope that Gary Oldman wins this award. He has been overlooked for so many years now, and I really loved him as Smiley. I do think that Jean Dujardin will win though, and he deserves it as well.

Best Performance by an Actress in a Leading Role
Glenn Close (5n)
for Albert Nobbs
Viola Davis (1n)
for The Help
Rooney Mara
for The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo
Meryl Streep (2w, 14n)
for The Iron Lady
Michelle Williams (2n)
for My Week With Marilyn
Thoughts: Meryl Streep will deffinetly win this one, and she really deserves it. I think she did a suberb role in The Iron Lady, and noone can become another person so completely as Streep does. Both Viola Davis and Michelle Williams are good candidates for this award as well, and even though I will be glad to see Williams win for her portrayal of Monroe, I do think and hope that Streep will take home this award


Best Performance by an Actor in a Supporting Role
Kenneth Branagh (3n)
for My Week With Marilyn
Jonah Hill
for Moneyball
Nick Nolte (2n)
for The Warrior
Christopher Plummer (1n)
for Last Station
Max von Sydow (1n)
for Extremely Loud & Incredibly Close
Thoughts: I would love for Christopher Plummer to win, but I do think that Nick Nolte or Kenneth Branagh will take home the award.

Best Performance by an Actress in Support Role
Bérénice Bejo
for The Artist
Jessica Chastain
for The Help
Melissa McCarthy
for Bridesmaids
Janet McTeer (1n)
for Albert Nobbs
Octavia Spencer
for The Help
Thoughts: This one is abit tricky. I do love Jessica Chastain, but I do think she should have been nominated (and been winning) for her role in The Tree of Life. I do think and hope that Bérénice Bejo will take home the award, but Octavia Spencer may be a possible candidate as well.


Best Achievement in Directing
Woody Allen (2w,14n)
for Midnight in Paris
Michel Hazanavicius
for The Artist
Terrence Malick (1n)
for The Tree of Life
Alaxander Payne (1w,2n)
for The Descentants
Martin Scorsese (1w,6n)
for Hugo
Thoughts: I do hope that Terrence Malick will win this award for his wonderful directing in The Tree of Life, but I'm afraid that Alexander Payne will take it home.

Best Writing, Screenplay Written Directly for the Screen
The Artist
Michel Hazanavicius
Bridesmaids
Kristen Wiig, Annie Mumolo
Margin Call
J.C. Chandor
Midnight in Paris
Woody Allen (2w,14n)
Nader and Simin - A Seperation
Asghar Farhadi
Thoughts: First of all, I don't think Bridesmaids have nothing to do in the Academy Awards. I do think that The Artist will win this one, but I'm keeping my fingers crossed for Midnight in Paris. Still, I would like for Nader and Simin to win as well, but I do think it will take home the award for best Foreign Movie.

Best Writing, Screenplay Based on Material Previously Produced or Published
The Descendants
Alexander Payne (1w, 2n), Nat Faxon and Jim Rash
Hugo
John Logan (2n)
The Ides of March
George Clooney (1w,3n), Grant Heslov (2n), Beau Wiliamon
Moneyball
Steven Zailian (1w, 2n), Aaron Sorkin (1w), Stan Chervin
Tinker, Tailor, Soldier Spy
Bridget O'Connor, Peter Straughan
Thoughts: I'm keeping my fingers crossed for Tinker, Tailor, Soldier, Spy, but I do think that any of the other four will take home the award.


Best Achievement in Cinematography
The Artist
Guillaume Schiffman
The Girl With the Dragon Tattoo
Jeff Cronenweth (1n)
Hugo
Robert Richardson (2w,4n)
The Tree of Life
Emmanuel Lubezki (4n)
War Horse
Janusz Kaminski (2w,2n)
Thoughts: These smaller awards are abit more difficult to say anything about. I do hope that The Tree of Life will win this award though, because it's cinematography is beyond stunning. Still, I do think that any of these nominees may take home the price

Best Achievement in Editing
The Artist
Anne-Sophie Bion, Michel Hazanavicious
The Descendants
Kevin Tent
The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo
Angus Wall (1w,1n), Kirk Baxter (1w,1n)
Hugo
Thelma Schoonmaker (3w,3n)
Moneyball
Christopher Tellefsen
Thoughts: I'm not sure if any of these movies editing has made any real impression on me, but I do think that maybe The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo will win this one, even though I would be happy for both Hugo and The Artist.

Best Achievement in Art Directing
The Artist
Laurence Bennett, Robert Gould (1n)
Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows pt 2
Stuart Craig (3w,6n), Stephenie McMillan (1w,3n)
Hugo
Dante Ferretti (2w,6n), Francesca Lo Schiavo (2w,5n)
Midnight in Paris
Anne Seibel, Hélène Dubreuil
War Hors
Rick Carter (1w,1n), Lee Sandales
Thoughts: I do think that all of these movies deserves this award, but I'm keeping my finger's crossed for Harry Potter


Best Achievement in Costume Design
Ananymous
Lisy Christl
The Artist
Mark Br
Hugo
Sandy Powell (3w,6n)
Jane Eyre
Michael O'Connor (1w)
W.E
Arianne Philips (1n)
Thoughts: I think that the Artist will win this award, but I am really keeping my fingers crossed for Jane Eyre (one of the movies that has been overlooked this year, and the movie that should have won the award for best score)

Best Achievement in Makeup
Albert Nobbs
Martial Corneville, Lynn Johnson, Matthew W Mungle (1w,2n)
Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows pt 2
Nick Dudman, Amanda Knight, Lisa Tomblin
The Iron Lady
Mark Coulier, J. Roy Helland
Thoughts: I would be happy for Harry Potter winning this one, but I do hope and think that The Iron Lady will win. The makeup used for aging was extremely well done!

Best Achievement in Music Written for Motion Pictures, Original Score
TinTin
John Willliams (5w,40n)
The Artist
Ludovic Bource
Hugo
Howard Shore (3w)
Tinker, Tailor, Soldier, Spy
Alberto Iglesias (2n)
War Horse
John Williams (5w,40n)
Thoughts: One of my favorite awards (beside the award for best costume)! I actually like everyone of the nominees, but I do think that The Artist will take home the award. I'm keeping by fingers crossed for both Hugo, Tinker and War Horse though!

Best Achievement in Sound Mixing
The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo
David Parker (2w,4n), Michael Semanick (2w,6n), Ren Klyce (3n), Bo Persson
Hugo
Tom Fleischman (4n), John Midgley (2n)
Moneyball
Deb Adair, Ron Bochar, David Giammarco (1n), Ed Novick (1w,2n)
Transformers 3
Greg P. Russell (14n), Gary Summers (4w,5n), Jeffrey J Haboush (2n), Peter J Devlin (3n)
War Horse
Gary Rydstrom (4w,6n), Andy Nelson (1w,14n), Tom Johnson (2w,5n), Stuart Wilson
Thoughts: Another difficult award, but I do think that the Girl with the Dragon Tattoo will win (I do hope War Horse for this one though)

Best Achievement in Sound Editing
Drive
Lon Bender (1w,1n), Victor Ray Ennis
The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo
Ren Klyce (3n)
Hugo
Philip Stockton, Eugine Gearty (1n)
Transformers 3
Ethan Van der Ryn (2w,1n), Erik Aadahl
War Horse
Richard Hymns (3w,4n), Gary Rydstom /7w,7n)
Thoughts: I do hope that Drive will win this one, because it is yet another movie that has been overlooked this year. I do think that The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo will take home this one as well though.

Best Achievement in Visiual Effects
Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows pt 2
Tim Burke (1w,2n), David Vickery, Greg Butler, John Richardson (1w, 4n)
Hugo
Robert Legato (1w,1n), Joss Williams, Ben Grossmann, Alex Henning
Reel Steel
Erik Nash (1n), John Rosengrant, Danny Gordon Taylor, Swen Gillberg
Rise of the Planet of the Apes
Joe Letteri (5w.1n), Dan Lemmon, R Christopher White, Daniel Barrett
Transformers 3
Scott Farrar (1w,4n), Scott Benza (1n), Matthew E. Butler, John Frazier (1w,8n)
My thoughts: Another difficult award, but I do think Harry Potter, Hugo and The Rise of the Planet of the Apes deserves it the most.

Unfortunatly, I have not been able to see enough of the movies nominated for Short Films, Foreign Language Film, Animated or Documentaries, to say anything about it.

Oscar nominations, predictions and expectations 2011

Just some quick thoughts around this years nominees
(There are definitely some spelling mistakes)

From previous years:
n = previous nominations (that were not wins)
w = previous wins

Best motion picture of the year:
Black Swan
Mike Medavoy, Brian Oliver and Scott Franklin
The Fighter
David Hoberman, Todd Lieberman and Mark Wahlberg (1n)
Inception
Emma Thomas and Christopher Nolan (1n)
The Kids are All Right
Gary Gilbert, Jeffrey Levy-Hinte and Celine Rattray
The King's Speech
Iain Canning, Emile Sherman and Gareth Unwin
127 Hours
Christian Colson (1w), Danny Boyle (1w) and John Smithson
The Social Network
Scott Rudin (1w,1n), Dana Brunetti, Michael de Luca and Caén Chaffin (1n)
Toy Story 3
Darla K Anderson
True Grit
Scott Rudin (1w,1n), Ethan Coen (4w,6n) and Joel Coen (4w,6n)
Winter's Bone
Anne Rosellini and Alex Madigan-Yorkin

There are so many strong nominations this year, and the only movie I haven't seen is Toy Story 3. I enjoyed all of the movies, buy my favorites are Winter's Bone, 127 Hours, The King's Speech and the Black Swan. I have to root for The King's Speech though!

Performance by an actor in a leading role
Javier Bardem (1w,1n) - Biutiful
Jeff Bridges (1w,4n) - True Grit
Jesse Eisenberg - The Social Network
Colin Firth (1n) - The King's Speech
James Franco - 127 Hours

I dont think there is any doubt that Colin Firth will receive the oscar, but there are some other strong nominees as well. I wished I could have seen Biutiful, because I do think Javier did a strong performance in that one. Jeff Bridges is good as aways, but for me it was not to memorable. James Franco may be my favorite, but I do think that Colin deserves it more. I thouhgt he should have won for A Single Man last year.

Perfromance by an actor in a supporting role
Christian Bale - The Fighter
John Hawkes - Winter's Bone
Jeremy Renner (1n) - The Town
Mark Ruffalo - The Kids are All Right
Geoffrey Rush (1w,2n) - The King's Speech

Besides Jeremy Renner (which I though made a forgettable performance), there are some good nominees in here. I did like Mark Ruffalos performance, but I don't think it was oscar worthy. I do think John Hawkes played his part perfectly. My heart warmed for the guy, besides some awfull characteristics. My favourite is Geoffrey Rush, but i do think Christian Bale will win for The Fighter. The committee loves an actor who transformes himself in a way like that.

Performance by an actress in a leading role
Anette Bening (3n) - The Kids are All Right
Nicole Kidman (1w,1n) - Rabbit Hole
Jennifer Lawrence - Winter's Bone
Natalie Portman (1n) - Black Swan
Michelle Williams (1n) - Blue Valentine

All of them are wonderfull actresses, but I don't think there is any surprise if Natalie Portman receives the award. I do think she deserves it, but there are some lovely performances that I do think deserves some appreciation as well. My favorite is Michelle Williams for Blue Valentine, who actually made me cry, but Jennifer Lawrence do deserve all the praise she can get.

Performance by and acress in a supporting role
Amy Adams (2n) - The Fighter
Helena Bonham Carter (1n) - The King's Speech
Melissa Leo (1n) - The Fighter
Hailee Steinfeld - True Grit
Jackie Weaver - Animal Kingdom

I do not really have any favorites out of these, but I do think Melissa Leo is going to win though. The others did a good job as well, and I think it was nice to see Helena Bonham Carter in a role like this (not so over the top as her Harry Potter and Tim Burton roles). Other than that, I can mention that I haven't seen Animal Kingdom.

Best animated feauture film of the year
How to Train Your Dragon
Chris Sanders (1n) and Dean DeBlois
Toy Story 3
Lee Unkrich
The Illusionist
Sylvain Chomet (3n)

I have only seen How to Train Your Dragon, but I'm still rooting for the Illusionist. I really want to see it! I guess Tor Story 3 will win though, because it has a few nominations, and I don't think it will win any of the other categories. It is still a difficult choice though, because I do think How to Train Your Dragon has gotten alot of praise as well. Still rooting for the french though!

Art Direction
Alice in Wonderland
Robert Stromberg (production design) (1w,1n) and Karen O'Hare (set decoration) (1n)
Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows pt 1
Stuart Craig (production design) (3w,5n) and Stephenie McMillan (set decoration) (1w,2n)
Inception
Guy Hendrix (production design), Larry Dias and Doug Mowat (set decoration)
The King's Speech
Eve Stewart (production design) (1n) and Judy Farr (set decoration)
True Grit
Jess Gonchor (production design) and Nancy Haigh (set decoration) (1w,4n)

I'm not sure about this one, because I do think each of these movies deserves to win when it comes to art direction. They are all so different, but I would like Harry Potter to win (I actually thing it should have been nominated for cinematography), or The King's Speech, but I wouldn't mind any of the other movies to win either.

Achievement in Cinematography
Black Swan
Matthew Libatique
Inception
Wally Pfister (3n)
The King's Speech
Danny Cohen
The Social Network
Jeff Croneweth
True Grit
Roger Deakins (8n)

Black Swan is the first movie that comes to mind here, but when I'm thinking about it some more, I loved the cinematography in all of these movies (that is actually one of the few things I liked in The Social Network). I do think Black Swan will win though (and it really deserves it), but would like for The King's Speech or True Grit to win.

Achievement in costume design
Alice in Wonderland
Colleen Atwood (2w,6n)
I am Love
Antonella Cannarozzi
The King's Speech
Jenny Beavan (1w,7n)
The Tempest
Sandy Powell (3w,5n)
True Grit
Mary Zophres

I love costumes, and there are some intresting choices here. I do think I am Love should win (it was robbed for a nominee in best foreign movie), buy I do love the costumes in True Grit and The King's Speech as well. I love the blue suit Geoffry Rush is wearing!

Achievement in directing
Black Swan
Darren Aronofsky
The Fighter
David O Russell
The King's Speech
Tom Hooper
The Social Network
David Fincher (1n)
True Grit
Joel Coen (4w,6n) and Ethan Coen (4w,6n)

I do think David Fincher will receive this award, but there are so many good directors here. I'm rooting for Darren Aronofsky!

Achievement in film editing
Black Swan
Andrew Weisblum
The Fighter
Pamela Martin
The King's Speech
Tariw Anwar (1n)
127 Hours
Jon Harris
The Social Network
Angus Wall (1n) and Kirk Baxtor (1n)

It is difficult to predict who is going to win, but I do hope Black Swan or 127 Hours will win this category.

Best foreign language film of the year
Biutiful
Mexico (7n)
Dogtooth
Greece (4n)
In a Better World
Denmark (2w,5n)
Incendies
Canada (1w,3n)
Outside the Law
Algeria (1w,3n)

I wish I could have seen more of these movies, but I have only seen Dogtooth and I really enjoyed it. I do think In a Better World will recieve the award though.

Achievement in music written for motion picture (original score)
How to Train Your Dragon
John Powell
Inception
Hans Zimmer (1w,7n)
The King's Speech
Alexandre Desplat (3n)
127 Hours
A.R.Rahman (2w,1n)
The Social Network
Trent Reznor and Atticus Ross

So many great scores to choose from! My least favourite is The Social Network soundtrack, but I'm afraid it will win (after it won the golden globes). Even though John Powell has made a great soundtrack for How to Train Your Dragon (I always love some celtic/irish elements), Zimmer, Rahman and Zimmer are still three of my favorite composers. I do think Alexandre Desplat deserves it the most though.

Achievement in music written for motion picture (original song)
Country Strong
"Coming Home" - music and lyrics by Tom Douglas, Troy Verges and Hillary Lindsey
Tangled
"I See the Light" - music by Alen Menken (8w,10n); lyrics by Glenn Slater
127 Hours
"If I Rise" - music by R.H.Rahman (2w,1n); lyrics by Dido and Rollo Armstrong
Toy Story 3
"We Belong Together" - music and lyrics by Randy Newman (1w,18n)

I do think that Toy Story or Tangled will win this award, but I do hope 127 will win.

Achievement in sound editing
Inception
Richard King (2w,1n)
Toy Story 3
Tom Myers (2n) and Michael Silvers (1w,4n)
Tron: Legacy
Gwendolyn Yates (1n) Whittle and Addison Teague
True Grit
Skip Lievsay (2n) and Craig Berkey (1n)
Unstoppable
Mark P Stoeckinger (2n)

Difficult category, but I do think Inception stands out in this one.

Achievement in sound mixing
Inception
Lora Hirschberg (1n), Gary A Rizzo (2n) and Ed Novick (2n)
The King's Speech
Paul Hamblin, Martin Jensen and John Midgley (1n)
Salt
Jeffrey J Haboush (1n), Greg P Russell (13n), Scott Millan (4w,3n) and William Sarokin
The Social Network
Ren Klyce (2n), David Parker (2w,3n), Michael Semanick (2w,5n) and Mark Weinagarter (1n)
True Grit
Skip Lievsay (2n), Craig Berkey (1n), Greg Orloff (1w,1n) and Peter F Kurland (2n)

This is also a difficult category to pick a favourite, but I do think that Inception stands out in this category as well.

Achievement in visual effects
Alice in Wonderland
Ken Ralston (5w,2n), David Schaub, Carey Villegas and Sean Phillips
Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows pt 1
Tim Burke (1w,1n), John Richardson (1w,3n), Christian Manz and Nicolas Aithadi
Hereafter
Michael Owens, Brayn Grill, Stephan Trojansky and Joe Farrell
Inception
Paul Franklin (1n), Chris Corbould (1n), Andrew Lockley and Peter Bebb
Iron Man 2
Janek Sirrs (1w), Ben Snow (3n), Ged Wright and Daniel Sudick (3n)

I do think Inception deserves this!

Adapted screenplay
127 Hours
Danny Boyle (1w) and Simon Beaufoy (1w,1n)
The Social Network
Aaron Sorkin
Toy Story 3
Michael Arndt (1w); story by John Lasseter (1w,4n), Andrew Stanton (2w,3n) and Lee Unkrich
True Grit
Joel Coen (4w,6n) and Ethan Coen (4w,6n)
Winter's Bone
Debra Granik and Anna Rosellini

So many to choose from, but my least favorites are The Social Network and Toy Story 3. I do think The Social Network will win though (especially if it is not winning best movie), but I do hope that Winter's Bone would recieve the award. I wouldn't mind True Grit or 127 Hours either, though.

Original screenplay
Another Year
Mike Leigh (6n)
The Fighter
Scott Silver and Paul Tamasy; story by Keith Dorrington, Paul Tamasy and Eric Johnson
Inception
Christopher Nolan (1n)
The Kids Are All Right
Lisa Cholodenko and Stuart Blumberg
The King's Speech
David Seidler

I haven't seen Another Year, but besides that: this is a difficult choice. I would like Inception to win, because it is original, but I don't think it is an oscar kind of movie. I wouldn't mind any of the other three receiving an award though. Maybe The Kids Are All Right should recieve this one if it is not receiving any other award.


I have left out best documentary feature, best documentary short subject, best animated short film, best live action short film and achievement in makeup, simply beacause I have seen too little to have an oppinion about it.

Oscar nominations

The nominations are finally here, and I have to say that there were very few surpises. I will make this years list of my predictions and favorites when I've finished watching all the movies nominated, but I got a few left. So here is a list of all the movies nominated this year (the number stands for how many nominations the movies recieved this year):


Movies I've seen:
Blue Valentine (1)
Inception (8)
Black Swan (5)
The Kids are All Right (4)
Winter's Bone (4)
Dogtooth (1)
Social Network (8)
The Fighter (7)
The Town (1)
Rabbit Hole (1)
127 Hours (6)
Alice in Wonderland (3)
Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows pt 1 (2)
Salt (1)

Movies I would like to see:
The King's Speech (12)
True Grit (10)
Biutiful (2)
Toy Story 3 (5)
Animal Kingdom (1)
How to Train Your Dragon (2)
The Illusionist (1)
I Am Love (1)
The Tempest (1)
Incendies (1)
Outside the Law (1)
In a better world (1)
Barney's Version (1)
The Way Back (1)
Another Year (1)
Hereafter (1)

Movies I don't want to see:
(because they are nominated for minor awards or I can't be bothered)
The Wolfman (1)
Unstoppable (1)
Tron: Legacy (1)
Iron Man 2 (1)
Country Strong (1)
Tangled (1)

Documentaries and shorts
(I will see if I got the time and I can get a hold on them)
Exit Throught the Gift Shop (1)
Gasland (1)
Inside Job (1)
Restrepo (1)
Waste Land
Killing in the Name (1)
Poster Girl (1)
Strangers No More (1)
Sun Come Up (1)
The Warriors of Qiugang (1)
Day & Night (1)
The Gruffalo (1)
Let's Pollute (1)
The Lost Thing (1)
Madagascar, a Journey Diary (1)
The Confession (1)
The Crush (1)
God of Love (1)
Na Wewe (1)
Wish 143 (1)

Award buzz

My sister and I have a little tradition where we stay up all night to watch the oscars, and this year is no exception. Like last year and the year before that, I'm trying to watch as many as the movies nominated. Since the nominees are not up yet, I'm trying to watch as many as the movies I think will be nomianted (the other award shows are a huge hint in the right direction). Just like last year, I wil try and make a entry where I write about the nominees, who I think will win and who I hope will win. Like always there are a movie that annoys me because of all the undeserved prais it gets (in 2008 it was Slumdog Millionair, while last year it was a tie between Avatar and Precious). I bet this year will be no exception from that rule either. I've not seen the Social Network (I will), but it is already annoying me, and from the awards it recieved last night at the Globes, I'm certain that this will be the most annoying movie this oscar season.


Right now I'm watching this years Golden Globe, and I'm planning an entry about this years favorite red-carpet looks later on.

...and just to have said it: Ricky Gervais was just perfect! People should stop taking themselves and others to seriously.

It's been ages since the Oscars and I have been lazy.
Anyway, here is some pictures of my favorite outfits from the event:

Tom Ford in Tom Ford

Vera Farmiga in Marchesa

Sigourney Weaver in Lanvin

Sandra Bullock in Marchesa

Rachel McAdams in Elie Saab

Susan Geston and Jeff Bridges in Monique Lhullier and Gucci

Christopher Plummer and Helen Mirren

Anna Kendrick in Elie Saab

Carey Mulligan in Prada

My favorite so far:

Anna Kendrick in Elie Saab:

more pictures will be posted later...

Oscar fashion favorites

At least the ones I remember
(all pics taken from oscar.com)

Norma Shearer
(10th Academy Awards)

Vivien Leigh
(12th Academy Awards)

Julianne More in YSL by Tom Ford
(75th Academy Awards)


Jude Law in Dunhill
(76th Academy Awards)

Julie Delpy
(77th Academy Awards)

Cate Blanchett in Valentino Couture
(77th Aacademy Awards)

Uma Thurman in Versace
(78th Academy Awards)

Reese Witherspoon in vintage Christian Dior
(78th Academy Awards)

Heath Ledger in Dunhill and Michelle Williams in Vera Wang
(78th Academy Awards)

Jennifer Lopez in Marchesa
(79th Academy Awards)

Helen Mirren in Christian Lacroix
(79th Academy Awards)

Eva Green in Givenchy
(79th Academy Awards)

Evan Rachel Wood in Elie Saab
(81 Academy Awards)

Josh Brolin and Diane Lane in D&G
(81 Academy Awards)

Angelina Jolie in Elie Saab
(81 Academy Awards)