One more time!

Sorry, I'm back with one more comment. Finally found a photo of the dress I hooted with laughter at on Sunday night. Now tell me, doesn't this look like she sewed a long skirt on one of Oksana Baiul's figureskating costumes from the Olympics? And I think the zipper up the back attached to that illusion fabric is creepy. It looks like her back has a zipper in it.

OK, I'm done now. MEOW!

Emmy red carpet fashion - not

Even if you're a dyed in the wool Democrat, this is just wrong on so many levels. I guess the first thought that came to me was "Who is this person and why is she willing to make an idiot of herself?" I'm sure there are a lot more Obama supporters walking the carpet with her, who didn't feel the need to wear a tablecloth advertising the fact. (The man is our President, we should all be respectful, if nothing else. This doesn't even seem respectful.)

When did tacky become the norm? And speaking of tacky. . .

However beautifully this dress is made, and it is, this much "display" in the front is just tacky, and always will be.

Does this look like a crinkled plastic bag to you?

Um, excuse me, your slip is showing. . .

It's Isaac Mizrahi, for heaven's sake. I tried to like it, but it looks like she pulled down her sheer drapes and pinned them at the waist. I don't think dotted swiss works on the red carpet. If this was in silk charmeuse in a lovely color, it would be a winner.

And the train wreck to end all train wrecks. Please go home, Phoebe Price. No one cares anymore. If they ever did.

What ever happened to poise and style? Oh, yes, it was present - but people would rather look at the train wrecks.

Tina Fey's dress was amazingly constructed, but there were so few pictures that showed the details.


And even though I'm not particularly a fan of her acting, didn't Jennifer Love Hewitt look beautiful?

I could go on, but you get the picture. Most red carpet fashion seems to be going down the tubes.