Anna Wintour (Chanel): The editor-in-chief of American Vogue and hostess of the gala honoring American women wore the quintessential American label, Chanel. Maggie Gyllenhaal (Louis Vuitton): When eco-conscious Maggie was done vacuuming her Park Slope brownstone, she popped out the bags and made this sack skirt. Jessica Szohr (Versace): Let's hope poor judgment isn’t contagious, because that dress looks like poison ivy. Vera Farmiga (Sophie Theallet for Gap): We love a vintage teddy, just not on the red carpet. Rachel Weisz (Oscar de la Renta): Playing with a vagina on your hip makes those boring speeches fly by. Rosario Dawson (Giambattista Valli): Little Bo Peep lost her Spanx. Katy Perry (CuteCircuit): CuteCircuit? More like short circuit. Margherita Missoni (Missoni): She told Cathy Horyn she was trying to “bring grunge back,” but all we see is an Arden Wohl revival. Riley Keough (Thakoon for Gap): Thakoon should become a jailhouse rocker for designing this. Padma Lakshmi (Roberto Cavalli): We know she just had a baby, but that doesn’t explain why she thought she could still fit into her prom dress. Dylan Lauren’s hair Looks like her hairdresser hit Dylan’s Nose Candy Bar before he did her blow-out.
Anna Wintour (Chanel): The editor-in-chief of American Vogue and hostess of the gala honoring American women wore the quintessential American label, Chanel.

Met Ballsy

by Robert Barr

The guest list for the Metropolitan's Costume Institute benefit for the American Woman exhibit last night was simple: Anna Wintour + 725, all working their charisma, uniqueness, talent and nerve—to quote RuPaul's Drag Race. First, the looks we loved: Chanel Iman (Michael Kors), Chloe Sevigny (Proenza Schouler), Claire Danes (custom Burberry), Zoe Saldana (Calvin Klein), Gisele Bundchen (custom Alexander Wang). And now for those that were, um, let's go with unusual...

  • Posted May 04, 2010




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