Like comfort food, some TV shows are comfort shows for me. You too? For a long time it was re-runs of Friends, then Seinfeld, then Sex and the City. Now, it’s King of Queens (why didn’t I watch this show when it first aired?). And the best part of King of Queens?Jerry Stiller. I adore him. Every line is perfection. “You’re painted like a whore and you’re smoking cigarettes. The whore part I’m used to, but the smoking’ll kill you!” He was a great Costanza, but he’s an even better Arthur Spooner.
One of the best challenges so far: designing a spring look for Heidi Klum to wear on the cover of Marie Claire. One of these looks (our faves) took the cake, but YOU be the judge.
Perfect for Valentine’s Day, don’t you think? And one of the few companies who actually successfully advertised their product and not some silly joke. Who’s ready to move to Paris?
The GRAMMYs red carpet featured a lot of frock stars, some rising stars and some falling stars. We loved seeing gams on the red carpet, but who wore it best and who’s shorty dress fell, well, short? You decide.
Hollywood’s finest did not shy away from color. Chrsitina Applegate looked like an ice princess (in a good way) in Roberto Cavalli, while Tina Fey redeemed her Golden Globes fashion misstep by looking the best we’ve ever seen her (stunning) in Ferragamo. Diane Kruger looks every bit the glamorous Old Hollywood movie star in Jason Wu (yes, the one who did Mrs. O’s gown).
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Completing the red carpet rainbow? Giuliana Ransic in deelish orange, Lea Michele in green Catherine Malandrino and Anna Kendrick looking like a young Marcia Cross in Alberta Ferretti, a huge improvement from her Golden Globes Marchesa that swallowed up her petite frame.
It was refreshing to see prints on the red carpet, though they looked much better on the small screen, “live.” Meryl Streep, as always, marched to the beat of her own drummer in Balenciaga, while Anna Paquin looked young and fresh in Alexander McQueen.
Black needn’t mean boring, as proven by the electric Julia Louis-Dreyfus in a mermaid-style gown. Sandra Bullock had the best speech of the night, but did she have the best black dress? Or did Penelope reign supreme in a sexy L’Wren Scott? You be the judge.
Christina Hendricks opted for a tad more conservative look than her Golden Globes peachy Christian Siriano, but looks just as dazzling in all red. Mariah Carey toned it down mayjuh-ly since last week’s Globes where she revealed her own globes, looking foxy but ladylike in red. We like.
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