Rooney Mara In Rodarte For Opening Ceremony: Look Of The Day

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WHO: "The Girl With The Dragon Tattoo" star Rooney Mara
WHAT: The fair-skinned stunner looked a bit like Audrey Hepburn in a Rodarte for Opening Ceremony dress (on sale now!) complete with mock neck and draped shoulders. She matched the frock with sky-high, black Mary-Jane heels.
WHERE: Mara appeared on "Late Night With Jimmy Fallon" on December 19th in NYC.

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05:40 AM on 12/21/2011
You have got to be kidding! Audrey Hepburn; no way!
03:55 AM on 12/21/2011
The closest star I've seen with limpid eyes and Audrey's lithe, graceful figure is Ann Hathaway. Definately not the clunky babe above.
02:53 AM on 12/21/2011
my mom always said knees should be covered...they are simply not pretty. i DO see a bit of audrey. :-)
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carolinacookie4
12:32 AM on 12/21/2011
Poor little thing and with a name like that to boot.
10:21 PM on 12/20/2011
Not seeing Audrey.
10:17 PM on 12/20/2011
Don't think Audrey Hepburn would've worn that dress.
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carolinacookie4
12:30 AM on 12/21/2011
Or the shoes!
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dickn2000b
omnes autem stulti me
09:39 PM on 12/20/2011
One ugly dress. One titless waif wearing it.
10:59 PM on 12/20/2011
Please, save your tasteless comments. Why bother to put out the effort to be negative? Would you want to say that to her face? If you can't say something nice, don't say anything at all. Words to live by, in my opinion.
06:58 PM on 12/20/2011
Lord what ugly legs, if women would only get it through their heads that hose make your legs look so much better, smoother, no ugly knees. She is nowhere near Audrey, that woman had class and elegance, this woman walks like she is pushing a plow. Another example of who should not wear short skirts.
11:11 PM on 12/20/2011
It said "a bit like Audrey Hepburn" not her protoge, maybe suggest how she could improve her gait, instead of criticize? My knees aren't that pretty, in my opinion, does that mean I'm not worthy? Really people, positive thinking here. If people don't like something, why do they have to publicly criticize? Does it make you feel good if people agree with you that she has ugly knees? Do you have beautiful legs? Are you perfect? If you have one thing about you that you don't like, do you want someone blatantly calling attention to it, and saying that it is ugly? How do you think she feels? She is a person, too, and feels emotions, just like you do. Please think how you would feel if you were the one under scrutiny. Look at the beauty in things, instead of the imperfections, and you might just be a happier person yourself.
03:00 PM on 12/20/2011
dont see it
10:55 AM on 12/20/2011
Audrey Hepburn fail

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