It was a tactic to keep some stars off the red carpet so they'd be a surprise during the ceremony. Rinna noted, however, that from her perch she saw fewer stars than she had expected.
"She and all the other nominees really looked like nominees."
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"Taraji Henson knocked it out of the park," said Lisa Rinna, fashion commentator for TV Guide Network. Henson made her big style statement with an oversized 19th-century diamond flower necklace by Fred Leighton, paired with a cream-colored strapless dress with uneven tiers of fabric and a train by Roberto Cavalli. Marisa Tomei's one-shoulder, dove-gray gown by Versace was covered with dramatic fan pleats. "Everything is right!"Īlberta Ferretti put Meryl Streep in a light gray empire-waisted gown for one of Streep's most stylish turns at the Oscars - which she so often frequents. She looked "flawless," said stylist Mary Alice Stephenson. Winslet also went with dark and sophisticated in a gray satin and black tulle dress by Atelier Yves Saint Laurent by Stefano Pilati. Vanessa Hudgens, in a black Marchesa gown with black and white tulle flowers on the bodice and dangling platinum, diamond and vintage coral earrings by Cathy Waterman, and Zac Efron, in Dolce & Gabanna, were the next-generation supercouple. Penn, in Giorgio Armani, also perfectly matched his wife, Robin Wright Penn. She wore a black sweetheart-neck strapless gown by Elie Saab, accessorized with green drop earrings, and he wore a classic bow tie. Jolie and Brad Pitt looked very much the part of the red carpet's golden couple at the Kodak Theatre in classic, almost retro, styles. The big guns - Angelina Jolie, Kate Winslet and Sean Penn among them - went with black at Sunday's Academy Awards, but light colors and asymmetrical gowns topped the broader fashion trends.
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