Amy Adams kick started her awards season campaign at the 2013 Critics’ Choice Awards wearing a unique Vionnet draped gown.
The best supporting actress nominee for ‘The Master’ went onto delight wearing two Elie Saab Couture looks, Marchesa, J.Mendel before closing the season wearing Oscar de la Renta.
My favourite was easily her Marchesa gown. Her Oscar de la Renta gown gave me a strong case of déjà vu, so I was not able to get on board with look as much as you guys did.
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Marchesa all the way! She was perfect at the Globes.
None of the above. She’s in a real style rut, with all those unflattering shapes and colors.
Can’t pick between the Oscars and the Vanity Fair party! The Marchesa was a little nude for me, also not a fan of the mermaid silhouette. I liked her Los Angeles Film Critics Association Awards look as well and the luncheon dress.
Baftas and Oscars.
I think she looked pretty good in all these dresses and gowns, but my absolute favourite is her ODLR Oscars gown. Marchesa is my runner up.
The somewhat drab color notwithstanding, I vote for the ODLR Oscars gown. If you are going to do a classic princess look, the Oscars is the time to do it—and she did look beautiful.
I like the ODLR after-Oscar look too. She had a good night!
I loved the luncheon dress— the color is glorious on her— but the shoes just killed that look for me.
In any case, she had a pretty good awards season. Not great, not quite what we might have hoped for, but pretty good.
I liked her Vionnett (Critics’ Choice Awards) and Vanity Fair Party (minus the hairstyle) looks.
Her Marchesa was way too pale and invisible.
The last 3 dresses are so perfect for her that I find it impossible to choose a favorite.
My faves were from the Critics’ Choice Awards & the Academy Awards nominations luncheon
The Golden Globe Awards and the Academy Awards Nominations Luncheon
So beautiful!
Elie saab because it’s a departure from her usual nude froufrou dresses.