Counting down the days until the Academy Awards? We're looking forward to getting plenty of beauty inspiration on Sunday from PopSugar's live red carpet stream, but for now, let's take a look back at the best looks from last year. Do you agree with our picks, or did someone else top your list?
The 82nd Annual Academy Awards are so close, I can taste it. To get us excited, here's a fun slideshow of attendees — nominees, supporters, veterans, newcomers — in their red carpet gear and everyday wear. It's your call, do they look better dressed up or dressed down? Let's start with Fab favorite Zoe Saldana, who will be attending the Oscars for her flick, Avatar. Click through to vote on Zoe, as well as Reese, Marion, Carey, Penelope, and more.
FabTV takes you back to the ghost of Oscars past as we recap the most memorable red carpet highlights. Reese Witherspoon, Penelope Cruz, and Anne Hathaway took center stage in their custom couture gowns, and we hope these stylish standouts do it again this season!
I was geeking out when it was announced that Oscar hosting duties would go to Steve Martin and Alec Baldwin this year — all signs, including Adam Shankman's production of the event in March, point to this being a fun and hopefully outrageous night. Yesterday, though, a rumor popped up about the hosts: supposedly, producers are considering adding a third host to the Martin/Baldwin lineup.
Even though Martin and Baldwin were already enough for me, I could see throwing in a third musketeer — provided it's the right one. I would love to see a woman stir up the funny pair, and I think Tina Fey (who already played against them on 30 Rock) would be the logical choice.
But I would love to see everyone's favorite former Tonight Show host, Conan O'Brien, help out and show NBC what they'll soon be missing (the festivities are on ABC, so yeah). Who would you want to watch joking with Steve Martin and Alec Baldwin? A comic? Another actor?
The 2010 Oscars will not be graced with the presence of Stuart Weitzman's famous Million Dollar shoe. "With so many people struggling financially, and unemployment at 10 percent, I don't think it is appropriate. The actresses still want to go for glamour, but this year it will be more understated," Weitzman said.
If you recall, director Diablo Cody was supposed to wear it last year but opted out at the last minute. Other famous Million Dollar shoe wearers include Laura Harring, Regina King, and Kathleen Bird. So tell me, will you miss Stuart Weitzman's Million Dollar shoe at this year's Oscars?
