Great Gowns Congregated at the Gold House Gala
As did alliteration in that headline!
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As did alliteration in that headline!
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Do we say that every year?
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I don't know what Sharon Stone is doing, but I want more.
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View the gallery MODELS. [Photos: Fame/Flynet, Getty]
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View the gallery These things, here in Los Angeles, are often "presented by" a designer -- LACMA's gala was Gucci last year -- and this one is no different: Louis Vuitton did the honors. How many of these women actually WORE Louis Vuitton is up for debate, however.
View GalleryView the gallery I'm going to go out on a limb and say all this is Dior. [Photos: Splash]
View GalleryView the gallery In case you missed them, part one of this event lives here, part two lives here, and this is the final segment, in which we visit with THE CRAZY and the colorful. J Lo! Amy Adams! A Casiraghi! A caftan! Kanye! AT LAST! [Photos: Fame/Flynet]
View GalleryView the gallery Okay, fine, I'll say it: Not much inspiration here! [Photos: Getty, Splash]
View GalleryView the gallery I can't believe anyone from Vogue felt up to another party. I'm still exhausted from the Met Gala and I didn't even have to change out of my jammies. [Photo: Getty]
View GalleryView the gallery Dear Coachella, Thank you for bringing the crazy. Never leave us. Love, People Who Love The Crazy [Photos: Getty, WENN, Pacific Coast News, Splash, and Fame/Flynet]
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This is quirky for sure -- and I really wish I could see the back -- but there is something about it that I find appealing: It's like the world's prettiest hospital gown.
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View the gallery Okay, so this is admittedly INSANE. I feel like this was most recently spotted on the ersatz Natalie Portman character in a self-distributed movie with a surprisingly high wardrobe budget called Super Sexy Star Wars. That being said, I always appreciate China Chow for bringing it.
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We first highlighted this outfit during Fashion Week, when it came down the runway at Jeremy Scott, and now China Chow has taken it into the (slightly) real world. ... Yep, still pretty much an exercise in psychedelic scalping, for the murder-phobes who'd rather just simulate the experience
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