Because you care *...
My take on the Vanity Fair International Best-Dressed List.
Yes, all the best-dressed are ridiculously wealthy. So dressing well is a no-brainer? Not necessarily. I give you two words: Britney and Spears.
- Charlotte Gainsborough: She's got bed-head, coltish limbs and is decked out entirely in Balenciaga - damn the French! Of course she's on this list.
- HRH Princess Alexandra of Greece/HH Pricess Mafalda of Hesse: Lovely. Proper. You can see women like this lunching in Georgetown all the time.
- Tilda Swinton: Wears an all-foil wardrobe well.
- Ivanka Trump: I have a (black, much cheaper) cocktail dress like the one in the picture! But I just didn't want the publicity of being photographed for a national magazine.
- Renee Zellweger: She probably wears a strapless Carolina Herrera gown to the grocery store. Not that there's anything wrong with that.
- Bee Shaffer: When you're mom's the editor of Vogue, you can't exactly run around in Crocs.
- Marjorie Gubelmann: Nice to see a representative who doesn't veer towards the size 2 side of the rack.
- Michelle Obama: The gown is great, but why only one photo? I sense a conspiracy from the Edwards camp.
- Fran Lebowitz: We get it, she always wears a suit.
- Richard E. Grant and a handsome international crew: Notice, men of Washington - not a pair of Dockers among them. Nor Blackberries clipped to the belt or the ubiquitous sky blue button-down. (and their security badges are discreetly tucked out of sight, too!)
- Lenny Kravitz: Nope, no Dockers there either.
- Nicolas Sarkozy: In a shirt. Not threatening to beat the #$%^& out of anyone.
And they have couples awards!
- Brangelina: Why do I get the feeling St. John makes entirely different clothes for her they don't sell in their stores?
- Mitch Glazer and Kelly Lynch: An age-appropriate couple, he's not wearing a trucker hat and her boobs are covered up - they can't possibly live in California.
- Random earls and countesses: Call me a populist, but I'm not seeing anything extraordinary here.
- Posh & Becks: Now there's something extraordinary - her implants and his metrosexual hotness.
The "fashion professionals" category. That's truly loaded - let's skip. Onto the grand finale - the Hall of Fame:
- Jemima Khan: Has a lot of hair
- Marina Rust Conner: Is wearing an elegant ivory ensemble in one photo and a bedazzled Christmas sweater in the other.
- Anna Piaggi: Is wearing all of her clothing at once
- George Clooney: I sense a theme: No Dockers. And an excellent way to end this post.
* And to leaven the very, very serious post of yesterday.
Labels: best dressed list, fashion, Vanity Fair
1 Comments:
I am positive Clinton and Stacy would ban the bedazzled Christmas sweater no matter what Vogue thinks...and definitely no dockers!
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