Vote: SAG Awards Best Dressed!
Kaley Cuoco looked like a princess in this feathery mint confection by Romona Keveza.
I love a red carpet! You too? Here, my Top 10 Best Dressed picks from the SAG Awards red carpet. Who do you think takes the cake? Peruse the Top 10 and then vote below xx!
Kaley Cuoco delighted in Romona Keveza.
Emily Blunt dazzled in emerald green Oscar de la Renta.
You can buy Emily Blunt’s emerald Oscar de la Renta dress right now, if you have the green. Wink, wink.
Zoe Saldana looked like a modern-day Audrey Hepburn in Givenchy haute couture.
Zoe Saldana’a Givenchy gown came straight from the haute couture shows in Paris and was shown just two days prior.
Emma Stone was sweet-chic in a tea-length Alexander McQueen espresso frock.
Emma Stone showed a softer side of the famously edgy Alexander McQueen.
Kelly Osbourne delighted in white Badgley Mischka and a vintage-inspired 'do.
Doesn’t Kelly O. look so ladylike in white Badgley Mischka?
Jessica Chastain was sleek and chic in a brilliant pop of blue Calvin Klein.
Nobody does simple and sleek better than Calvin Klein.
Giuliana Rancic was Wonder Woman-cool in Basil Soda.
Are you familiar with Lebanese designer Basil Soda? You are now!
Ashlee Simpson was the epitome of Old Hollywood glamour in a floor-length ebony gown by Jenny Packham.
Ashlee Simpson has never looked better. Love the haircut and her Jenny Packham gown {similar}.
Michelle Williams was red hot in scarlet Valentino.
Only Michelle Williams could make red Valentino look understated.
Natalie Portman was plum perfection in Giambattista Valli as a presenter at the 18th Annual SAG Awards.
Natalie radiates chic in Giambattista Valli.
Who gets your vote for Best Dressed? Cast your vote and share your favorties in the comments below!
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A look that evoked cool and classic, but seemed suddenly brand new? One-shoulder dresses. Reese Witherspoon looked every bit the California girl in her understated one-shoulder gown only rivaled by Jennifer Taniston (drool, Brangelina — and John Mayer, drool), who radiated California-cool in her black one-shoulder Valentino dress. The standout beauty of the night? The very French and fabulous Marion Cotillard, whose Christian Dior dress was almost as pretty as the actress herself. The newly engaged Jane Krakowski was no slouch either in her single-shouldered Golden Globes dress by J. Mendel.
One of the most gorgeous trends we spotted on the red carpet? Beautiful blush tones. From pale nudes to champagne hues to bolder rose frocks, blushing beauties like Mad Men’s Christina Hendricks (who gave new meaning to Golden Globes in her peachy Christian Siriano ruffly number), Maggie Gyllenhal and Drew Barrymore rocked the red carpet in barely there blush tones.
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