As if there wasn't enough fashion-filled excitement happening across the pond over the weekend, celebrities walked the red carpet on Sunday in London for the U.K.'s version of the Academy Awards.

From Diane Keaton's Annie Hall revival to a ruffle gone very wrong, here are the top fashion moments from the Golden Globes.

Of course she was.

Shocker.

On Monday, the actress hit the red carpet for the first time since she made the cut at the London premiere of the latest Hunger Games installment. We were very curious to see how she'd style her new 'do, and we're loving the results.

I love Kate Upton. Scratch that. I love Kate Upton's breasts. And no, I'm not a straight man, a lesbian, or a crying infant in search of my next meal (you're shocked, right?). But really: Loving Kate Upton's breasts has helped me love my own.

Jennifer Lawrence survived every actress's worst nightmare last night when she fell in her Dior couture gown on the way to accept her Best Actress Oscar. (Those Dior gowns are tricky!) But JLaw was not the first woman to have an embarrassing fall in Dior; that honor goes to Carrie Bradshaw.

John Galliano for Christian Dior started off couture week with serious flower power. Galliano's collection gave mother nature a run for her money, sending a vibrant bouquet (plastic wrapping included) of models down the runway. As we drooled over the looks, we started to crave a bouquet of our own. And since we can afford flowers and not Dior Couture, we figured a bouquet was in order. But what to buy? We know fashion not flowers. So we stopped by New York's flower market district to check in with Superior Florists (828 Sixth Ave.). They've been in the same location since 1930, making it one of the oldest flower shops in the city. Superior Florists is a family biz, and the third generation, Stan Rosenberg, 72, runs the place today. These guys know their stuff. We checked in with designer Jesus Rivera, who has worked at the shop for 19 years, to get his take on the collection.

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