Oscar '12 Favourites

Gwyneth Paltrow made me speechless in Tom Ford, from the asymmetrical cut of the gown,
to the beautiful slimline cape which looks like its been literally sown on to her shoulders.
The jewellery was kept simple with a sparkling cuff, just as tasteful as her bronze make up & side parted hair.
I have absolute respect for her stylist.

The one and only Jennifer Lopez stunned me in Zuhair Murad. It fitted her curvaceous body perfectly &
followed her movements beautifully.

Her severe top bun and classy make up added to her classic glamorous look.

Loved loved loved Viola Davis green Vera Wang dress and real hair. The green really compliments her caramel
skin & the tasteful jewellery doesn't steal the limelight from her dress.
No wonder Anna Wintour is a close friend.

The power couple; Brad and Angelina were the perfect red carpet couple. Angelina
looked flawless as per usual in a Atelier Versace dress with a dangerously high
slit that only she can pull off.
She accessorised with a Jaime Mascaro clutch and jewellery in diamonds and
platinum worth $2.5million
from Neil Lane.

Octavia Spencer, it's really her year this year and I am so happy she won best supporting
actress for her amazing role in The Help. She looked stunning in a Tadashi Shoji gown
& pulled back hair. The gown had been designed to hug her curves in all the right places.
She accessorised with drop-down Neil Lane diamond earrings,
Jimmy Choo shoes and a Judith Leiber clutch.

I can't mention the Oscars 2012 and not mention our very own Sasha Baron Cohen who turned
up as General Aladeen from his new film The Dictator. He made an entrance
in a white Rolls Royce stretch limo with green Republic of Wadiya flags all over it.
He accessorised with a urn purportedly containing the late North Korean leader Kim-Jong-il.
He then proceeded spilling the ashes on Ryan Seacrest who interviewed him for E! Pictured below.
He then continued walking the red carpet and in to his private room.
Reportedly he was also wearing John Galliano.
lol

Spilling the 'ashes'