SAG Awards: The rest of the best (and worst)
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The never-aging Michelle Pfeiffer (and Bay Area resident) arrives in a simple-chic Versace dress. As the villianess Velma von Tussle in "Hairspray," Pfeiffer was nominated for best ensemble along with her other castmates in the fun-loving musical.
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"Grey's Anatomy" actress, Chandra Wilson adds a lot of glitz to the red carpet in this gold number. She looks like one of the three: 1.) a "Solid Gold" dancer, 2.) A member of a '60s girl group or 3.) a Las Vegas Tina Turner impersonator. Take your pick. Even so, she still looks sassy!
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Marion Cotillard already won a Golden Globe for her role as Edith Piaf in "La Vie En Rose," but this Nina Ricci gown with superb gathering details wins her tons of red carpet glamor points.
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There's something about Viggo Mortensen's (star of "Eastern Promises") suit that I like and there is another part of me that thinks it's too much. For the most part, it's decent. It gives us something different in the realm of men's red carpet looks. On the other hand, it may be looking too costumey for me.