Monday, June 30, 2008
Vera Wang
NOTE TO VERA:
This dress, worn by Michelle Williams to the 2006 Oscars is practically perfect. I don't throw out the word perfect very often, but all the decisions made while creating this dress were en pointe. The way the fabric gathers and then drapes at the hips, is stunning. The chiffon train, which I usually find to be too impractical and fussy, is a beautiful addition and leaves those viewing the wearer with almost an afterthought of color. The saffron color, which was criticized by some after the event, in my opinion is such a uniquely decadent choice. Williams was definitely the only person wearing that color that night, and in the many other Oscar nights that followed. It has been two years since this dress made its red carpet debut, and it still comes to my mind when I think of my favorite pieces. Well done Ms. Wang.
NOTE TO READERS:
I started this blog as an outlet for myself and to give myself some practice in fashion writing. What you will read on this blog is all my own opinions and tastes, and I don't know if you will agree with them or like them, but I hope you keep coming back to read them.
Labels:
Iconic Looks,
Michelle Williams,
Oscars,
Red Carpet Report,
Vera Wang
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13 comments:
Love the dress, and I think this is a very good idea for you to practice.
I love this dress too, thanks for the reminder. I remember thinking it would make such a beautiful wedding dress. Looking forward to more posts.
nick wanted me to tell you "wang, i like it" just like we like you and your blog. you are so talented, lisa :)
YEA! I'm so happy that you are doing this, and I will continue to read on so keep posting!
you KNOW I will (keep reading your blog that is...and will enjoy your fashion commentary as well).
with LOVE!
Yeah - how cool. I love fashion blogs..will have to add this one to my list. I also love the dress, especially how one begins at the neckline and follow downward to the rest of the folds and details of the dress. Amazing. Vera truly knows a woman's body.
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