Charlize Theron at the Burning Plain Paris Premiere - StyleFoul!
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The NME awards are notorious for eccentric fashion choices, but none of them could compare to the outfit "created" by "music artist" La Roux. Wow.
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Naomi's extra-long gown at the Vanity Fair Oscar afterparty seemed familiar. So we checked and, sure enough, we had seen it before -- on Daryl Hannah in the 1984 hit movie Splash!!
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Michelle Monaghan sports an orange Louis Vuitton dress with a sequined side cut out. And tulle. And net. And mesh. And matching LV shoes with feathers. Will it ever stop?
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Keira Knightley's smug expression is just begging us to judge this outfit that's somehow too small and too big at the same time.
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We just have two questions: Why is Tilda Swinton wearing the human flesh dress made by serial killer Buffalo Bill in Silence of the Lambs? And couldn't she at least have it tailored to fit her?
Neither the color green nor those unfortunate shoulder pads are helping Jennifer Connelly look any healthier on the red carpet -- girl needs to eat!
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Camilla, the Duchess of Cornwall, went pattern crazy while playing with the puppies at the Metropolitan Police Dog Training Centre in Cornwall, UK.
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Up-and-coming Australian actress Teresa Palmer is drop-dead gorgeous. The shiny hair, the bright, expressive eyes, the thin-but-not-scary-skinny body ... she seems to have the whole package. Except, maybe, for the whole dressing for the red carpet part.
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The thing is, we love the fit of this dress -- it's super flattering and classy. And Teresa shines in light colors, so the white and beige is beautiful. But seriously, what is the deal with the beige bra cups?
Should we get past the weird boob accessories since we love the rest of the look so much? Or are those a deal breaker?
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Of course Teresa isn't the only celeb who suffers from the occasional red carpet flop. Scarlett Johansson clearly has her off days.
Oversized gold coat, check. High waisted pants that are way more frumpy than fashionable, check. What the heck was Scarlett Johansson thinking when she wore this outfit to the photocall for The Spirit in Madrid? This outfit is old lady-ish, and not in the sometimes hip Mary-Kate Olsen kind of way.
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Charlize Theron is nearly perfect. She's gorgeous, talented, seems humble and appropriately concerned about social issues. Her style is almost unerring, mainly because she could look good in a burlap sack. Sadly, that accolade does not extend to bronze lamé sacks. In those, she looks as bad as the rest of us.
We get where she's going with this outfit, it's very 80's retro. And hello, legs! If we had stems like that we'd have gone shorter -- maybe even much shorter to distract from the madness going on around her neck. Too much bunching, twisting and sagging, and the skirt is so wrinkled we almost think it's supposed to look like that.
Plus, with a dress this "Dynasty" you need a hairdo that's so done it's a don't outside of Texas. Charlize's floppy updo makes this feel like she hanging out with her apple bong before the movie, realized she was late and had her assistant pin it up in the limo. It's a StyleFoul!, even though we know she'll immediately redeem herself, probably within the next 24 hours.
There is just something about 
Sure, she might be beautiful, talented and stylish. But, what does all that mean if she fails to follow through on her commitments? The lovely Charlize Theron is now being sued for $20 million dollars because of her failure to represent watch brand Raymond Weil.
Ah! Totally into this little Givenchy number Charlize is wearing. Normally she opts for something bold but here she's shrinking back just a little in black. But you know what, no one, not even a little black dress puts Charlize in the corner. She's stunning - color or not. 
Fashion. Rock n' roll. Charlize Theron. What an amazing combo. 
A number of Hollywood's finest were joined by countless lesser-known beautiful people at the Venice Film Festival's presentation of Matt Tyrnauer's documentary, Valentino: The Last Emperor. It's only fitting that the glamorous would go the extra mile for a legend such as Valentino Garavani, and for the most part, 
In three weeks, a new fashion season will be underway -- starting at New York under the tents and ending in Paris with the likes of Karl Lagerfeld, Alexander McQueen, and Miuccia Prada.
