It's hard to compete with quirky Chloe, but Eliza Dushku is making the attempt. They both wore Kimberly Ovitz's nude pleated dress, but in very different ways. Chloe went minimal, showing off her legs and cool caged Opening Ceremony boots. Eliza piled on the accessories: tights, patterned sandals, gilded jewelry, and a single black glove. Oh, and movie-star shades. Which attempt wins?
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I HATE sandals and dark tights. I don't really hate the rest of Eliza's outfit (though I wish she left the bag and shades at home) but the sandal and tights combination kills me. Besides, I think the dress looks more expensive when its worn on its own. As for Chloe, I think I rather see the dress and shoes on someone else.
1that dress is so drab. the necklace jazzes it up, but like soapbox said, i hate sandals and tights.
i vote ew on both.
2I have a problems with both outfits...1. Chloe's hair/skin match way too well with the dress 2. I dislike the tights, shoes etc of Eliza's outfit. So basically the Chloe is the lesser of two evils.
3I think Chloe always looks amazing and this is no exception. Her legs are unbelieveable!
4Neither. I hate the dress.
5I wish Chloe had worn the necklace!
6I think the dress looks cheap.
7Cloe.
8*Chloe
9eliza is trying WAY too hard
10Chloe, absolutely. The light sandal/dark tight looks weird.
11love Eliza (especially her name, which always reminds me of My Fair Lady), but I do agree that she's trying too hard. my problem with her outfit is that the tights are overpowering the dress and the glove just looks silly. Chloe wore it perfectly; attitude and everything; although I do really like Eliza's necklace...
12Eliza should have heeded Coco Chanel's advice about taking at least one thing off before leaving. In her case I vote glove and necklace. She should've work black booties.
13lizlee89 you stole my words out of my mouth!
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