Ginnifer Goodwin wore a striking Monique Lhuillier Fall 2012 tangerine gown to the Met Gala earlier this year.
Her silk-chiffon cap-sleeve gown with an embroidered neckline, draped chiffon skirt and leather tangerine waistband was styled with H. Stern jewels and silver Brian Atwood pumps.
Eva Longoria had multiple wardrobe changes at the 2012 ALMA Awards which she co-hosted with George Lopez on Sunday in Pasadena, California.
Her first look was the same Monique Lhuiller gown in black, as worn on the runway.
Even though I much prefer her Tom Ford sandals to Ginnifer’s Brian Atwood pumps, Ginnifer still wins for me.
I much prefer the gown in tangerine, plus I love her attitude, the way she naturally works the slit and the leather waistband which sits higher on her torso.
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Posted by Catherine Kallon on September 21st, 2012 In: Eva Longoria, Ginnifer Goodwin, Monique Lhuillier, Who Wore It Better?
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Ginnifer Goodwin for me because of the same reasons.
Despite the pumps, it’s Ginnifer all the way for the same reasons you listed.
The model wins for me.
I honestly would have adored both looks if it wasn’t for Eva’s hairstyle. With the dress sitting lower on her waist it manages to look completely different to Ginny’s – but there’s no way that I can get over THAT hair.
Such a shame.
Eva solely because I despise satin pumps.
Neither!
The color is way too orange for Ginnifer, not to mention, the fit is not very flattering.
On Eva, the belt looks like it’s place on her thighs! Also, the dress makes her legs look like they are 1-inch tall.