Best Dressed
1. Tina Fey - Oscar de la Renta
2. Mila Kunis - Alexander McQueen
3. January Jones - Carolina Herrera
4. Sofia Vergara - Roberto Cavalli
5. Hailee Steinfeld - Prada
Mila Kunis - She followed up her brilliant look at the Globes, with a long, vibrant, red floral print, strapless Alexander McQueen gown. It was warm, flowy and fabulous. The belt cinched her waist perfectly, and her hair and makeup further accentuated the look. Kelso would have loved it.
January Jones - With a drastically different, but equally fantastic look than the Globes, January Jones made my best dressed list once again. She went from classy yet to provocative, to just straight-up classy in a short-sleeved, black with gold lace Carolina Herrera. I was skeptical at first, but the more and more I looked at this dress, the more and more I fell in love with it. Even though I did not particuarly love her cow-lick-like updo, she really stoodout. Betty Draper sure knows how to take the right risks.
Sofia Vergara - Once again, she shows off her perfect figure. This time, with a low-cut, royal blue Roberto Cavalli. The cross-over bodice was extremely flattering and her hair and makeup was absolute perfection.
Hailee Steinfeld - Her vibrant striped, strapless Prada gown was perfect for the SAG awards. It was age appropriate, girly and fun. It was nice to see her with her hair down. You could tell that she absolutely adored this dress because she was clearly glowing with confidence. The mermaid-like bottom was just adorable.
Worst Dressed
1. Jane Lynch - Ali Rahimi
2. Nicole Kidman - Nina Ricci
3. Jenna Fischer - Fendi
4. Jenna Ushkowitz - Badgley Mischka
5. Angie Harmon - Monique Lhuillier
Jane Lynch - She never looks particuarly fantastic, but her purple, puffy, princess gown was definitely worse than her usual attire. It was like an 80's wedding gown with a bad dye job. The one large ruffle below her waist threw off the entire look. Sorry I am being just as mean as you usually are, Sue.
Nicole Kidman - She went from one extreme to the other! Her usual neutral colored attire was quickly forgotten when she showed up in a high-neck, puffed-sleeved, lace-backed Nina Ricci gown. I usually adore Nina Ricci's designs (like Reese Witherspoon's yellow frock from the 2009 Globes), but this was an exception. It was just sooo too much for me. It was too busy, and I think it would have been 10x better without the sleeves, and without the necklace.
Jenna Fischer - She looked flat out frumpy in a high-cut, short-sleeved, neutral-colored, Fendi gown. I never expected her to wear something show-stopping, but I at least expected something younger and more exciting.
Jenna Ushkowitz - Her nude, strapless Badgely Mischka gown, with sweet ruffles on the bottom would have been nice, but she forgot to wear her spanx. Just so everyone knows, I most definitely do not think that she is even remotely overweight, a little excess never hurt anyone, but in this case, I could see the outline of her stomach and bellybotton through the gown. Such a shame, because that is such an easy fix.
Angie Harmon - When I saw that her feathery pink princess gown was by Monique Lhuillier, it all made sense: Lhuillier is a fantastic wedding dress designer, and Harmon's dress would have been gorgeous in white on any bride. But the SAG awards do not feature an alter or "I do's," so this dress was not apporpriate, especially because she was only a presenter! It was an overall overdone look.
Most Improved - Helena Bonham Carter
Worst Makeup - Dianna Argon
Best Dressed Male - Jon Hamm (obviously)
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