Mandy Moore opted for a classic red carpet style — a floor-length strapless Monique Lhuillier in a rich, plum hue. A soft, low-swept hairdo with face-framing curls is a lovely complement to the look, while a pair of gorgeous chandelier earrings give it some glam. Do you approve?
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Khloe Kardashian debuted her Jessica Rabbit-esque red hair at the Critics' Choice Awards, and it looks like redder might actually be better for her. She walked the carpet tonight in a showstopping asymmetrical Blumarine dress — party in the front, business in the back — and a sky-high pair of Louboutins. She chose relaxed curls and her trademark dramatic lashes for the night, which is probably a wise choice, considering the lavish gown. Do you love or hate Khloe's look tonight?
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Tilda Swinton's known for pushing the fashion envelope, so it's no surprise to see that even her LBD isn't so basic. She opted for a futuristic, long-sleeved Lanvin sheath. Makeup is simple, as is her slicked-back hair, while a pair of black ankle-strap sandals complete the look. What's your take?
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Julianne Moore's character in The Kids Are All Right was more of a rock tee and cargo short kind of gal, but on the red carpet, it's all about Julianne's understated glamour. She chose a minimal black Roland Mouret dress with a super deep v-neck and accessorized with a diamond pendant necklace and black Nicholas Kirkwood platforms that tie into a little bow at the ankle. She keeps her look polished but easy with super-straight long hair worn loose, a smoky eye, and a glossy nude lip. Do you love Julianne's look?
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The recently re-blonded Emma Stone traded in her usual fair-skinned and freckled look for a golden tan and plenty of glitz. Her Balenciaga dress was both silver and gold, and the subtler silver sparkle made for an interesting contrast with the chunky gold halter ties around her neck. It was definitely a lot more Hollywood than we're accustomed to seeing Emma, but do you like this particular star turn?
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Amy Adams showed off her affinity for ladylike looks at tonight's awards. Her brocade green and blue print Carolina Herrera sheath is complemented by a sparkly black clutch, peep-toe platforms, and jewel drop earrings. Hair is swept back in a loose chignon and a pinky-peach lip complements that gorgeous red hair. How do you think she did?
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We can always look to Nicole Kidman to deliver refined gorgeousness. Her long, drapey Nina Ricci dress highlights her tall frame, and the fringe gives a little bit of pizzazz. She accessorizes pretty simply with dangly diamond earrings. As usual, Nicole's fire-red hair is dazzling, particularly straight and sleek as she wears it here. Thoughts?
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The always-gorgeous Sofia Vergara brought a body-con, metallic silver Temperley London dress to the carpet tonight — and a megawatt smile to match. Her major, gold hoops further the glam, as does a bold, red lip, while black platform pumps finish it off. Love it?
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Clever, clever Natalie Portman, demurely minimizing her growing baby bump with an elegant column dress. Monochrome seems to be the favored palette for the Critics' Choice Awards, and Natalie was no exception in her black and white Gianfranco Ferre gown. She kept her hair and makeup simple and clean-lined as well, opting for a sleek back sweep and lightly rimmed eyes. It was restrained and elegant, but do you also think it was a little boring?
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