The Best, Worst & Wackiest Dressed Stars At The SAG Awards 2013
Jan. 27 2013, Published 8:40 p.m. ET
Who was dressed to rock and shock at the 19th Screen Actors Guild Awards?
From the hottest stars of this year’s biggest films to television’s most talked about thespians, Hollywood’s biggest celebrities flooded the red carpet of the Shrine Auditorium on Sunday for the annual SAG Awards – and RadarOnline.com has photos of all the wardrobe winners and sinners in our special fashion feature!
Even with walking pneumonia, Jennifer Lawrence managed to glam up flawlessly! The Silver Linings Playbook star wore Dior Couture for the second awards show in a row, opting for a simply stunning, midnight blue strapless gown that she paired with Chopard diamonds. Coincidentally, Les Miserables star Amanda Seyfried rocked a similar look with her sexy Zac Posen sweetheart strapless gown in an almost identical color, but the bohemian chic actress opted for more casual bling.
Jessica Chastain channeled old Hollywood glamour in a very Jessica Rabbit feeling Alexander McQueen gown paired with Harry Winston diamonds, while Julianne Moore kept to her classically glam style identity with her black and white Chanel Couture gown and Naomi Watts had everyone marveling with her Marchesa number.
As for the other leading ladies, Nicole Kidman showed off her gorgeous figure in an impeccably beaded Vivienne Westwood Couture gown, Anne Hathaway got gothic glam in Giambattista Valli and Jennifer Garner was a golden girl in a studded Ferrero Rocher gown.
As for the few misses on the red carpet, Homeland’s Morena Baccarin grabbed attention with her bizarre hairdo, while Modern Family’s Ariel Winter’s attempt at age appropriate attire went a little too far into fairytale land and January Jones looked like she was styled by David Bowie, looking very Ziggy Stardust with her Prabal Gurung gown and strong pompadour hairdo.
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