Vogue‘s Ten Best Dressed List is finally up online. Among those anointed as this year’s Oscar royals are Reese Witherspoon (yes), Nicole Kidman (sure), Kirsten Dunst (really?), and Anna Scott, the wife of Vanity Fair‘s Graydon Carter, in an old-school Carolina Herrera gown that almost demands a tiara.
Absent from the list is Jennifer Hudson, who was styled by Vogue‘s own Andre Leon Talley… until halfway through the ceremony, when she changed into a Cavalli gown chosen by Jessica Pasteur and promptly won an Academy Award. Emily Blunt, who impersonated a Vogue staffer on film, is also not included.
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Completely over Jennifer Hudson–the grace and (seemingly genuine) humility that won everyone over when Dreamgirls first premiered has completely evaporated. Her publicly stating (on Today, no less) that her biggest regret was what she wore? Completely tactless.
It is rather funny that she’s already being shunned by the magazine that gave her its March cover, though…
Completely over Jennifer Hudson–the grace and (seemingly genuine) humility that won everyone over when Dreamgirls first premiered has completely evaporated. Her publicly stating (on Today, no less) that her biggest regret was what she wore? Completely tactless.
It is rather funny that she’s already being shunned by the magazine that gave her its March cover, though…
Completely over Jennifer Hudson–the grace and (seemingly genuine) humility that won everyone over when Dreamgirls first premiered has completely evaporated. Her publicly stating (on Today, no less) that her biggest regret was what she wore? Completely tactless.
It is rather funny that she’s already being shunned by the magazine that gave her its March cover, though…
I’m glad I wasn’t the only one that liked Kiki’s dress.
I’m glad I wasn’t the only one that liked Kiki’s dress.
I’m glad I wasn’t the only one that liked Kiki’s dress.
I’m glad I wasn’t the only one that liked Kiki’s dress.
I’m glad I wasn’t the only one that liked Kiki’s dress.