Young Emma Roberts was one of the many guests to arrive at the 2010 Vanity Fair Party in LA Sunday night.

I loved her Reem Acra Resort 2010 dress with a tulle bust detail…on the runway.

I’m not sure why it was modified to look so provocative.

Yes she’s 19, but the split on the bust doesn’t work for me, but I do like the shorten length.

Her look was paired with Martin Katz jewels.

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Gustavo Cadile dressed two stars on Sunday night for the Oscars and Oscar parties.

E! TV presenter Giuliana Rancic wore a navy and black ball gown from the designers Fall 2010 collection.

The strapless mermaid-silhouette gown was paired with matching crystal embellished clutch to complete this stunning look.

Carla Gugino attended the 2010 Vanity Fair Oscar Party also wearing a dress by the same designer.

Carla opted to go short wearing a strapless navy and black taffeta party Fall 2010 dress.

She paired her dress with a Jimmy Choo ‘Emerald’ heels.

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Historical Victory Award
Kathryn Bigelow made history at the 2010 Oscars by becoming the first woman to win the “Best Director” Oscar for ‘Hurt Locker’.

She was also a winner on the red carpet wearing a Yves Saint Laurent Edition Soir gown by Stefano Pilati.

The stunning feature of this titanium silk satin gown was the beautiful embroidered bodice.

Kathyrn paired T-strap YSL silver sandals with a YSL titanium satin clutch.

Boucheron jewels completed the look, but the red bracelet was a tad distracting.

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From Classy To Short & Sassy Award
Elizabeth Banks was one of the many presenters at the 2010 Oscars last night.

Her grey Atelier Versace Spring 2009 gown was simple around the bust, but had dramatic ruffles cascading down the skirt which I really loved.

She wore Fred Leighton jewels, a matching grey clutch and grey suede cage front Sergio Rossi heels which were embellished with crystals.

At the Vanity Fair Party she opted for another Atelier Versace Spring 2009 show-stopper.

The hem line was shorter, but the look was still very dramatic with the fold details in the skirt and that structured bodice.

Of the two looks I much preferred the first one.

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Fabulous Florals Award
I totally expected Maggie Gyllenhaal to give us something interesting on the red carpet at the 2010 Oscars, and she didn’t disappoint.

The nominated actress wore a Dries van Noten strapless dress which was made from the same print we saw in the recent Fall 2010 presentation.

The draped evening dress with ruffle in the back was hand painted in bright blue brush strokes which fading out to white at the hem.

I love the dress, the pink lips and her swept back into an elegant chignon.

Her look was paired with Fred Leighton jewels.

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Best Elie Saab Gown Award
Rachel McAdams was one of the presenters of the night at the 2010 Oscars.

She looked breath-taking wearing a strapless Elie Saab Spring 2010 gown with a sweetheart neckline.

I loved this romantic print with shades of pinks, blues and greens.

We don’t often see prints on at the Oscars, so this was really refreshing look.

The big gown didn’t overwhelm Rachel as I would’ve expected it to.

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Lost MoJo Award
I waited for a while to post Charlize Theron’s red carpet look at the 2010 Oscars in the hope it would grown on me, but unfortunately it didn’t.

I love the silhouette of her Christian Dior Spring 2010 Couture costume-made gown, but I didn’t like the two-tone pink.

The darker pink all over would’ve worked better for me.

The actress paired her gown with a matching Dior clutch and stunning jewels.

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