Oscar Fashions

Forget Joan Rivers. TIME's Joe Klein and Mark Halperin dish out their first ever red carpet fashion reviews

Anne Hathaway

Anne Hathaway

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Mark Halperin:

Lovely and classic dress in the signature color of the night —red — as well as following the off-the-shoulder trend. Unfortunately, she succumbed to her usual partiality to excess detailing on the top. The draping on the bottom, however, is elegant and flattering. Hair and make-up, per usual, shows off her strong features and full lips.

B+

Joe Klein:

Wow. As red as Bette Davis's dress would have been in Jezebel, if the movie hadn't been in black and white. I like the Calpurnia toga look, with the diagonal rose vine. I also like the austere, no neck-jewelry. Très classique! Trouble is, I just can't abide Anne Hathaway. On screen, too many emotions, too obviously expressed, for too little face.

B-

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