
The
theme of the night was "heroes," which was nice to honor our heroes in
film, but that was about it. There were no surprises. Everyone knew
who was going to win weeks before the big night. But that said, I still
enjoyed myself do to my love for movies. I threw a fantastic party and
my guests and I had a lovely time regardless.
And the Oscar goes to...
Best Director: Alfonso CuarĂ³n for Gravity
Leading:
Cate Blanchett for Blue Jasmine
Matthew McConaughey for Dallas Buyers Club
Supporting:
Lupita Nyong'o for 12 Years a Slave
Jared Leto for Dallas Buyers Club

Leading:
Cate Blanchett for Blue Jasmine
Matthew McConaughey for Dallas Buyers Club
Supporting:
Lupita Nyong'o for 12 Years a Slave
Jared Leto for Dallas Buyers Club

~Color Me Beautiful~
On to the fashion... Sure, the Oscars are meant
for honoring the greatest achievements in film, and while it does
exactly that, every fashionista knows it's all about the dresses. The
fashion on this night is just as important and fun as the movies
themselves. And while I didn't have much to say about the actual show, I
certainly had a lot to say about the night's fashion. Finally a year where all
the stops were pulled out. Gorgeous, couture gowns coming in left and
right. It was difficult to choose the best of the best, but here are
my picks for Best and Worst Dressed.
~Best in Show~
WOW! This is what perfection looks like. Sure, she may have
not been nominated this year, but the lovely Kate Hudson definitely wins Best
in Show, hands down. She looked
absolutely regal in this jaw dropping silver Atelier Versace stunner, inspired
by the 40’s. Her hair and makeup was
flaw-less. The matching clutch and cape by the same the designer, matched with Neil Lane gems was a brilliant
added touch as well.
Runner Ups...
Charlize Theron was her usual stunning self (as if we’d expect
anything less). She completely rocked this
unique black Christian Dior haute couture gown and accessorized with Harry Winston
jewels and Christian Louboutin shoes. Her
hair and makeup were simplistically beautiful - her entire look sizzled on the red carpet.
The Oscar winner of the night, Lupita Nyong'o, dazzled us with this
custom-made gown by Prada. Her light
blue dress had a Grecian vibe to it (I loved how it shimmered in the light). She polished off her look with exquisite Fred
Leighton jewels, satin platform sandals, a matching clutch, and a custom made headband.
Best After Party Gown:
Christine Teigen looked very Jessica Rabbit in this sultry black sparkly, satin dress by Naeem Khan from the designer's Fall 2014 collection with a plugning sweetheart neckline and high leg slit. Gorgeous!

Best After Party Gown:

~Worst in Show~

Remember that time Julie Roberts wore that weird shirt/dress
combo to the the 2014 Golden Globe Awards? Yeah, I wasn't a fan of it
then and I'm certainly not a fan of it now. What. Was. She.
Thinking?! I love you Whoopi, but this is completely unflattering
and without a doubt unforgivable.

Runner Ups...


Like I said, I love Ellen and even though I thought she did an OK job, I wish she would have brought something new to her game; i.e. included a couple funny skits, added a few song and dance
numbers etc. For a full list of the big night's winners click here. My vote for next year's host is the loveable and completely original and hilarious Jimmy Fallon. Can you just imagine the possibilities?! #Amazing #JustinTimberlake #WeShallSee.
The floor is now yours. Tell me what you thought of Oscar night?
Also, who made your best and worst list in the fashion department?

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