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Por Jen

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El inicio de la temporada de alfombras rojas fue... decente, por decir lo menos. Nuestras actrices favoritas estuvieron un poco decepcionantes, pero al mismo tiempo nos sorprendieron algunas que no teníamos en nuestro radar, y hubo apariciones de esas bellezas de siempre que simplemente se ven perfectas. En general, fue una combinación soportable y una mezcla interesante.

Como siempre, por supuesto, hubo muchas tendencias. El rosa y los tonos piel estuvieron a la orden del día junto con encajes y las estrellas de la noche, las mangas voluminosas. A diferencia de las mangas globo que se vieron en  2015 con los hombros descubiertos (hola, Johanna Ortiz) estas mangas recuerdan un poco a los vestidos victorianos en los que las mangas globo partían desde los hombros creando una silueta bastante más grande de la que estamos acostumbradas a ver. Hubo, como siempre, quienes las llevaron bien y otras que fallaron miserablemente. ¡Comencemos!

Mejor vestidas

Joey King en Iris van Herpen Alta Costura




No todos los días se ve un Iris en la alfombra sencillamente porque los diseños de la holandesa no son para todo el mundo. No siguen las siluetas apretadas que les gustan a la mayoría, y son muy difíciles de llevar porque cada uno sigue un concepto diferente y exige compromiso. Solo por eso, nos encanta que Joey King haya elegido una pieza de la colección Hypnosis (Haute Couture 2020) para su primer look de alfombra roja del año. Con eso ya tenía la mitad asegurada, y terminó de ganar dejando que el vestido brillara y usando maquillaje y complementos sencillos. Espectacular.

                                                               Zoey Dutch en Fendi


La pieza original que la marca puso en su desfile es negra, lo cual nos dice mucho del papel de un color vibrante a la hora de resaltar un vestido (o enterizo en este caso). Además del color, que combina de forma perfecta con su cabello y su piel, el escote, el volumen de las mangas y hasta la joya que escogió son una sinfonía armoniosa de la que no cambiaríamos un detalle. Espectacular.

Phoebe Waller Bridge en Ralph & Russo




Los trajes dejaron de ser una apuesta original en la alfombra roja, así que ahora la tarea es cómo seguir haciéndolos vigentes, y Phoebe definitivamente lo logró, los detalles de tweed y brillo de la tela de este conjunto son magníficos, y las proporciones también, especialmente el entalle del pantalón, que es algo en lo que muchos sastres fallan. No amamos el cabello, pero lo perdonamos.

                                                   Jodie Comer en Mary Katranzou
 


Nada puede ser más acertado que arriesgarse con el color y Jodie Comer lo logró con toda. El verde del vestido, el amarillo del clutch con plumas y el fucsia de los zapatos combinan perfectamente y no chocan debido a sus proporciones. Además, le apostó a una silueta no tradicional con un buen entalle, ganador por donde se vea.

Ana de Armas en Ralph & Russo 


Si hubiera una marca que hoy en día encarnara el hada madrina, sería sin duda Ralph & Russo, a quienes no les hemos contado una sola equivocación en la alfombra roja, y quienes fueron los responsables de hacer de Ana de Armas una tendencia en Twitter por lo fabulosa que se ve. Porque, ¿quién quiere un vestido de princesa tradicional cuando puedes cubrirlo todo en lentejuelas y además PONERLE BOLSILLOS? El maquillaje con labios rojos es un gran complemento y las joyas a tono funcionan tan bien, que le perdonamos el peinado de estúpida.

Kate McKinnon en Prabal Gurung


Otra lección sobre cómo hacer destacar un traje 'simple': con los detalles. El brillo resalta entre el look totalmente negro, y el entalle es maravilloso.

Renee Zellweger en Armani Prive


 Uno diría que es un vestido cualquiera, pero es que parece que lo hubieran hecho especialmente para ella y que la hubiera vestido un coro de pajaritos como a Blancanieves, el detalle diagonal de brillo lo hace interesante y la abertura es lo suficientemente alta como para ser sexy sin que creamos que le vamos a ver nada. La amamos.

Peor Vestidas

                                                           Gwyneth Paltrow en Fendi 

Fijo uno de los 'expertos' que estafan a la gente con su marca le dijo que ponerse esta cosa tan horrible por una orden cósmica para alinear sus chakras. No le encuentro otra explicación a ponerse  este pareo lleno de tul barato.

                                                   Cate Blanchett en Mary Katranzou


Ok, lo vamos a decir otra vez aunque nos caigan todas las piedras: esto es una empanada. El plisado es bonito, pero el detalle de pedrería se ve extremadamente barato, y la tira del centro es como el 'switch' del apartamento de Joey y Chandler en Friends: no pudimos encontrarle función alguna. 

                                                          Lucy Boynton en Louis Vuitton



Versión número 115281583261 de su disfraz de muñeca victoriana con delirio de astronauta.

                                                       Kerry Washington en Altuzarra

En Moda 2.0 vamos a crear el premio Salma Hayek a la Corroncha más Constante. Y sin duda la primera en recibirlo después de Salma (que siempre está tan mal que ya ni llega a la lista) tiene que ser Kerry. ¿A quién más se le puede ocurrir amarrarse unos nudos en vez de ponerse un top y pensar que eso se ve remotamente bien? 


JLo en Valentino 


En las temporadas de premios pasadas no le podíamos quitar los ojos de encima por su desnudez, y ahora que todos los ojos están sobre ella por su actuación se empeña en usar una silueta princesa que no le queda para nada bien. Este numerito que parece hecho con sobrados de papel de regalo tiene mucha tela y solo se le ve medianamente pasable a una modelo o a una persona muy alta a la que le funcionen estas proporciones. Y el peinado tieso noventero que le robó a su papel de Maid in Manhattan tiene que irse.

Sienna Miller en Gucci 


A Sienna le avisaron dos horas antes que tenía que ir a los Golden Globes así que cogió un vestido viejo de Gucci, le amarró un pedazo de satín para ajustar la cintura y se soltó el moño. Lista para salir.

Christina Applegate en Pamela Rolland

Las rayas de este vestido estaban hechas para crear una ilusión de alargue, pero resultaron haciéndola ver como un holograma mientras caminaba. Los reto a que lo vean por un segundo y no sientan que se mueva. Además, le queda ancho del busto y largo de las mangas.

Janina Gavankar en Georges Chakra

Frankendress edición Golden Globes 2020: mangas globo, encaje, pedrería, cola... le falta una antena parabólica y quedamos hechos.

Menciones especiales o, ya saben, las que no alcanzaron a ninguna otra categoría

Zoey Kravitz en Saint Laurent


Zoey es de esas humanas que puede ponerse cosas que a los demás se nos verían ridículas, como una combinación de estampado de lunares. Está en esta lista porque ese corte de pelo parece hecho por una cabra a mordiscos.


Nicole Kidman en Atelier Versace


El vestido no es nada del otro mundo, solo es un gran color. Pero es que parece que lo hubieran cosido sobre ella, no hay otra razón para que se vea tan perfectamente entallado. Es hermoso.

                                                              Helen Mirren en Dior 


Así es como se usa una silueta princesa para no parecer quinceañera (aprende, JLo). Las mangas, el cinturón, el collar... todo es hermoso, pero ya estamos tan acostumbrados a verla tan regia que no pudimos ponerla en el tope... pero la amamos.

                                                   Reese Witherspoon en Roland Mouret



Otra perfecta que no pudimos poner arriba por falta de espacio... y tal vez de un poco de color en los labios. Pero me quiero ver así con el wet look.


                                                           Margot Robbie en Chanel 

A ver, para todos los Chanel regulares que ella se ha puesto, esto está muy bonito. Pero sigue siendo predecible y aburrido, sin más. Una mujer tan bella debería ser más arriesgada al vestir, y especialmente debe hacer algo con ese pelo tan meh.

Sofia Carson en Giambattista Vali 


Fiel a su estilo, se puso su mejor versión de vestido princesa, en un vestido fabuloso que combinó con joyas sencillamente espectaculares. PERO hay algo raro en ese peinado que no le va... y casi que se tira todo.

Saoirse Ronan en Celine

Lo bueno: es un vestido 'sencillo' que la hace ver muy bien sin tanta pretensión. Lo malo: definitivamente no es la mejor vestida de la noche. Lo sobrevalorado: Hedi Slimane. 

Shailenne Woodley en Balmain

Nos agrada ver que por fin encontró una silueta que le funciona y el vestido es muy bello, pero el detalle del cuello nos sobra, y mucho. En cuanto al maquillaje, nos gustaría verla intentar algo que no sea smokey eyes, como para variar.
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By Jen.


After a Golden Globes ceremony full of black and awesome interpretation of the color, as part of the #TimesUp movement, it was refreshing to see the color get back to the red carpet. As it happens often, the evening had clear trends, and last night was a shiny parade of metallics and all sahes of pink, from nude to hot pink. By the way, we need to mention with joy and surprise how many actresses chose to wear bright tone, which made them look fabulous. Color will always be a huge yes!
The whole metallic trend was so big that even two actresses wore pretty much the same dress. We would talk about that later though, because truth to be told, neither was as spectacular to make it to our list. Why? Because you have to remember our standard for award shows goes beyond pretty or ugly, in such big events, we need to go for what we consider would be truly memorable. So, with that in mind, scroll down to see our list of best and worst of the 2018 SAG Awards, and also those cases of  "it wasn't that good or bad, but we have to talk about it".

Best

Lupita  Nyong'o in Ralph & Russo

The godess that she is, she made us wait and showed up almost at the end to take our breathes away. We already know that her thing is to break the rules in spectacular ways, and we've seen her more than once wearing dark colors with style. This dress not only looks like it was made on her, but also has a layer of tulle that toned down the bling a little bit and finished in the perfect amount of feathers. And as if that wasn't enough, she topped it off with perfect hair and makeup. 

Halle Berry in Pamella Rolland

Another fashionably late, and this time the biggest surprise of the evening. We know she has what it takes to be the star in every red carpet, that's why we were so pissed seeing her in that trashy baby doll from the Golden Globes. This time, though, she paid her duties in any way possible. Following her personal trend of mixing see through-nude and black, she gave us a dress with just the right amount of sparkle and drama. The best part is that if you take the tulle skirt it would still be beautiful, so you have the interesting two-dress possibility. 

Odeya Rush en Dior

A common silhouette freshened up with a bold edgy print. We love the fact that she let such a stunning dress shine and didn't put on heavy hair and makeup, nor big jewelry. She looks sweet and bad ass, you can't take your eyes off her.
Margot Robbie in Miu Miu

This one was tricky. After her femme fatale phase, Margot has been given us fashion choices that are thought to suit her new star status and everything has worked beautifully so far, specially because of that elegant flare she has. If it was Jennifer Lawrence on this dress, we would be saying something completely different (maybe Emma Stone could be the other woman on earth able to work this out). Anywhere you look, this is a complicated dress to wear: it's not only that it covers the waist but it also focuses completely on this area, WITH FEATHERS. And even so, the woman looks like a million dollars. NASA should be conducting research on her, like for real.

Yara Shahidi in Ralph Lauren
It's almost a fact now that every red carpet will have an attempt to make pants work, with a suit or a jumpsuit. The pants lover in my is always thrilled to see this, specially as perfectly executed as this one. Color, silhouette, drama... everything is perfect, and Yara crowns it with her fierce attitude, the pop of color on the lips and her gorgeous natural hair. This looks so good we're gonna let go the hair part at the middle. 
Kristen Bell in J Mendel
For the first time ever, there was a lead host for the SAG Awards. And of top of that, the first one was a woman! Kristen Bell knew she had to slay and she did it from her first change (throughout the show she also wore amazing stuff). A bright color with interesting details and accessories that let the dress shine through, although we loved the degrade effect of the clutch. If you take the print off this dress it would probably be another cute one, but it wouldn't been enough... and that waist is just beautiful.

Sadie Sink en Chanel Couture
We have to give this little girl a prize because she pulled off a Chanel Couture that no one could've imagined would look this good. Thanks to her pale skin, the whole idea made her look like an age-appropiate angel. She's a cute porcelain figurine that we want to take home right now. 

Natalia Dyer en Dior
Lately, Maria Grazia Churi has been fascinated by astrology, as some of our followers noticed on Twitter (I also thought it could be a Valentino, since you know, you can't tell the difference anymore) and this girl turned out looking young, fun and ven a little geek, just like the show she is in.

Worst
Kate Hudson in Valentino
Some really needs to perform an intervention on Kate Moss, like... now. I need an explanation of how he went to red carpet expert to THIS. This dress looks like the cross of a monk and Polly Pocket, and on top of that, it has hearts instead of dots. Ew. Kate, please, you have the Academy Awards to make emmand, I'm begging you!!!

Brie Larson in Gucci
She's nos really known for any big red carpet moments, but this is just ugly. It has print, metallic and a line of crystals that look like they were put together with bubble gum, topped with the most pathetic bow in history. And if that wasn't enough, her makeup artist used the Homer Simpson Gun on her. Speaking of terrible makeup, can someone start a petition on change.org for a blue eye shadow ban? 

Molly Sims
I couldn't find who designed this dress and I think is better than I didn't because the responsible for this deserves a law suit. Somewhere in Spain there's a sad teenager looking for that 90's flamenco dress her aunt gave her. Although it's better if she doesn't find it, because this disaster should not see the day of light anymore. The saddest part is that the accessories were actually cute and didn't deserve to be displayed so poorly. If she would've worn a bath rope and those earrings, I would forgive her.

Chrissy Metz in Kate Spade
Fantastic color and... no, that's it. Someone got excited with the ruffles, the train, the flowers, and whoever was screwed up. Chrissy, darling, call Octavia Spencer, she knows the good stuff...

Taylor Schilling 
Do you remember been little and getting in your mom's closet to play with her dresses and 'adjusting' it with a sheet so it wouldn't fall off? Well, this is what happened with Taylor Schilling's awful idea. On top of the that, she should get a fine for the ugliest smokey eye ever. 

Millie Bobby Brown in Calvin Klein by Appointment
At the Golden Globes everyone said she looked too mature for her age. Solution? Let's put Converse on her! Well, that's what her team (that we just knew it also includes her parents). If we're been honest, the dress is not that bad and even put together two big trends of the night: pink and sparkle, but it looks cheap and that train has to go. Oh well, what really have to go are those buns on her hair that made her look like Baby Spice. 

Laura Linney in J Mendel
Laura Linney wanted to pull off a Gwyneth Paltrow and well... at least we hope she now knows you have to respect some things in life.

Renée Bargh en Alex Perry
Daenerys Targaryen meets Elsa from Frozen... and they went down to hell together. It is a real miracle that she didn't step on those horrible sleeves


Special Mentions

Saoirse Ronan in Louis Vuitton
We've been seeing some sort of Cate Blanchett aura, because of how elegant and out-of-this-earth she looks. And even though this dress doesn't deserve to be burned, it is a weird idea that doesn't look good from all the angles. If you see it from the side, it looks like she has fins, and I don't think that's something you want to accomplish with a dress.

Nicole Kidman in Armani

This dress is impeccably filled with details and deserves a standing ovation, but even Nicole Kidman can come out triumphant with that odd length. I just don't see the need off ruining a perfectly beautiful piece like this.  

Mandy Moore in Ralph Lauren 
Did you see how blue was another stellar color of the evening? Mandy Moore followed a no-brainier here: a simple dress in a stunning color.  And although it's really pretty and it has a little bit of sparkle, it's not really a special dress. It's like that friend who always looks ok but never really stands out.

Danielle Brooks in Marc Bouwer
After you process the red eye shadow, everything else is a hit. This dress flaunts her curves and focuses on the plunging neckline for the perfect amount of skin. The only reason that she's on this list is because we're not totally mad about the color combination.  Maybe emerald green or dark purple? No matter that detail, is a great lesson for those plus size girls who are afraid of wearing textures. 

Tracee Ellis Ross in Ralph & Russo
This dress dreserves an award for the most perfect draped EVER. And that sort of cape falling off her shoulder is just stunning. But why, oh Tracee, why did you wear white shoes? If you would've chosen silver or nude sandals, you would've taken the throne. 

Vanessa Kirby in Valentino
Princess Margaret from The Crown played her also off screen and wore a dress with a rebel avant-garde princess. However, the eye makeup is a little heavy and the wet hair effect came out more like 'I haven't washed my hair in a week'.

Allison Brie en David Dundas
When we saw her coming, we thought it was beautiful (we even tweeted about her). But when she turned around, we had our doubts. The side cut-out is not really flatteing and doesn't make any sense. And can you please explain the stripper heels? Which by the way we wouldn't see if it wouldn't been for that side slit. See? Some things are just not made to be seen. 

Mary J Blige in Jean Louis Sabaji
Mary J spend so much time thinking about her fitting (although the dress could lose the long sleeve) that didn't have time to fix her hair. I can't think of any other reason why she would show up with those three-week old roots.

Bonus track: Bitch Stole My Look! 
We always like to bring you different things and this time we bring you a case study for bitch stole my look with two different dresses. As you already know, metallics were a big hit at the SAGs and some ladies thought of showing up completely covered in gold or silver. Case in point: Allison Janney with a Yanian Couture dress with some volume on the shoulders, and later we saw Natalie Zea with pretty much the same idea.  The dresses are separated for a couple of details (mostly the shoulders and the fact that Janney's is made of some sort of sequins, while Natalie's has metallic fabric. But truth to be told, none of these two loos memorable. They both look stuck and not enjoying the situation.

And that's our lists! Did we miss anyone? You have something to say?  Always love to read  the comments. And don't forget that we still have two more red carpets, the Grammys and the Academy Awards. Join us on Twitter and Instagram!