For red-carpet watchers, it was what we've been waiting for. At the SAG Awards last night, we were treated to interesting and unexpected dresses, resulting in a perky, pretty display of fashion that didn't bore (well, for the most part). For once, celebs didn't really play it safe — and for this, we are glad.
I loved Emma Stone from head-to-toe. The gathered lace on her dress, bag, and shoes all went together without looking too matchy-matchy. The added bonus is her clutch, the ornate handle of which features two gold unicorns.
The organic fabric up top, paired with such a modern, futuristic cut lent Emilia Clarke's (Daenerys Targaryen from Game of Thrones) just the right amount of little old lady chic.
I love a jumpsuit, and Rose Byrne's sequins and Michelle Pfeiffer-Scarface 'do made it so glamorously coke-y.
From afar, shoulders of Kelly Osbourne's dress had this cool geometric appearance, but up close, the detailing revealed some bling.
I'm not one of those people that's into Tilda Swinton's typical red carpet weirdness, because I'm always just like, "Girl, mascara. C'mon." But I love her simple white gown and gold cuff.
This is the best that Mayim Bialik has ever looked at a fancy event. And her frog bracelet strikes the exact right balance of dork and glamour.
It's like the rest of Jane Krakowski's dress is framing the stars of the evening: Her blinged-out tits.
This shade of purple suits Regina King so well, and her short hair tones down the fluffiness of the gown.
Gretchen Mol, Amber Heard and Judy Greer all took risks that paid off, with Greer's white '70s prom gown being one of my favorite looks of the evening.
Blue was a big color last night, worn by Jane Lynch, Diane Lane, and Jessica Chastain.
Julie Bowen, Dianna Agron, Sofia Vergara all worked fuschia.
It seemed like 70% of the red carpet was covered with lace. Stacy Keibler, Aleksa Palladino, and Amber Riley provided some of the better efforts of it.
Ruching three ways: Emily Blunt, Missi Pyle, and Nancy O'Dell.
Viola Davis' bracelet complimented her Greek goddess look really well.
Maya Rudolph and Jenna Fischer both recently had kids, and I love that they represent what post-partum women actually look like, as opposed to some kind of false ideal.
Tina Fey, Jayma Mays, and Jessica Lange were some of the few who went sparkly.
Angelina Jolie opted for simplicity, per usual. She looked hot, per usual.
Here's a horrid trend that Glenn Close was working: See-thru sleeves.
It must be a "woman of a certain age" thing because Cicely Tyson did it, too.
Kaley Cuoco's hair was pretty but her dress was like a pile of frothy ladies' shaving gel.
However, younger women like Ashlee Simpson, Zoe Saldana, and Anna Gunn had see-thru capelet things.
If feel like if you're gonna have a super-short haircut, you need to really bring it, fashion-wise, and Michelle Williams' gown is only so-so. It's kind of weird that Kristen Wiig is wearing a thick choker with a high-collared dress. Shailene Woodley looks like a pair of Billabong board shorts.
In the Didn't You Realize There Would Be Cameras category, we have Penelope Ann Miller, Jenna Ushkowitz, and Heather Morris.
