A photo gallery, just for fun! :)
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A photo gallery, just for fun! :)
http://ca.shine.yahoo.com/photos/mos...942-slideshow/
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.
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!Quote:
Originally Posted by RICHARD
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.Quote:
Originally Posted by Karen
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.Quote:
Originally Posted by RICHARD
I liked most of the dresses but didn't find Whoopie Goldberg's one very attractive.
Hee hee - I had to go look that up, to see what she wore. It had been done before, Julia Roberts for one, and I just don't think a white blouse under a strapless gown works! It's a gown, not a jumper dress from grade school!Quote:
Originally Posted by smokey the elder