Most controversial Oscars looks of all-time

[Catty1]

A photo gallery, just for fun!

http://ca.shine.yahoo.com/photos/mos...942-slideshow/

[Karen]

It seems the most newsworthy, not controversial. For the Angelina Joie one, it wasn't anything to do with the dress itself, but the pose that became buzz-woirthy.

And for the record, I think the "redone" swan dress is uglier, I am not a fan of the trendy "nude" as a color for gowns.

[RICHARD]

What is the deal with dragging a 'thousand' dollar dress all over the floor?

Check out the floor of a theater, even a nice one like the Kodak.

[Karen]

What is the deal with dragging a 'thousand' dollar dress all over the floor?

Check out the floor of a theater, even a nice one like the Kodak.

Are you objecting to dresses with "trains"? Some of them have a way to pin up the "dragging" part once they are off the clean just-laid-out red carpet ... Designers love trains for the added "drama" effect, though they do not make for very good maneuverability!

[RICHARD]

Are you objecting to dresses with "trains"? Some of them have a way to pin up the "dragging" part once they are off the clean just-laid-out red carpet ... Designers love trains for the added "drama" effect, though they do not make for very good maneuverability!

Nope not objecting, just wondering about the dirt on the floor/carpet. I have been to theaters/movie houses all over El Lay and always wondered about the stuff on the floors.

[Karen]

Nope not objecting, just wondering about the dirt on the floor/carpet. I have been to theaters/movie houses all over El Lay and always wondered about the stuff on the floors.

Ah, but the red carpet is just a temporary piece of carpet, rolled out especially for the event - and I am sure it is cleaned and stored between events. This is not like an ordinary day or ordinary theater and event by any means.