Showing posts with label Angelina Jolie. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Angelina Jolie. Show all posts

16 January 2012

Ugful

ug' ful (uhg-fuhl); the amalgam of the words 'ugly' and 'awful'. As used in a sentence: The fashion at the Golden Globes last night was 'ugful' to infinity x 2.  

...whoa...and that's my opinion after a good night's sleep, 3 cups of coffee and a humongo bowl of Captain Crunch cereal...with fat free milk of course because I am trying to cut back. But seriously, it looked like a bad remake of the movie '27 Dresses'. The last time I saw that many bridesmaid dresses in one place was when Bridalrama had a 2fer sale down at the Vets Memorial. It's almost like everyone wore their "Plan B" dress and they're saving the good stuff for the Academy Awards. I'm not sayin', I'm just sayin'...you don't have to be a chicken to know when it's a rotten egg.

Alot of fashion insiders thought this was gorgeous. I don't get it. It seemed really contrived to me. I never thought I would say this, but Angelina sweetie, stick with black. Yes it's boring, but at least it's not this. The one thing I will say that is positive about this dress is at least if you get a lipstick smudge on the collar, you won't have to make a mad dash to the ladies room with your Tide-To-Go pen.
Elie Tahari. I'd love to see AJ in this.
Alot of ivory and blush on the red carpet this year. I don't mind soft neutrals...I think they're very classic and elegant. I just would have chosen different dresses.
Nicole Kidman in Versace...blech. Lace dress by Bibhu Mohapatra
Nicole Richie...yawn. This Emilio Pucci sheath would have been beautiful.
Kate Winslet...yuck-a-duck. I would have picked this ivory gown by Giambattista Valli for her.
*Just a little fashion tip to put in your back pocket. Dark reduces and light enlarges. So let's say your nether regions are a tad...uh...robust? Either go totally monochromatic or dark on the bottom and light on the top. Capisce?

And then someone who should have worn ivory and didn't.
Michelle Williams...bless her little vintage soul. Talk about a drapery panel waiting to happen.
This Valentino would have been so cute on her.
And now to the color portion of our show.
Natalie Portman. This fuschia gown by Martin Grant has a more modern clean silhouette.
Sarah Michelle Gellar in Monique Lhuillier. Navy gown by Jason Wu.
I usually love anything Monique Lhuillier designs, but this just looks like a drop cloth from my last painting project. I luuuuuuuv the Jason Wu dress. It would have looked gorgeous on SMG.
Reese Witherspoon. Red belted dress by Donna Karan.
"Oh hey y'awl. I saw Britney Spears at the KFC yesterday and she gave me some stylin' tips on my har and lent me this here dress. I think I'll go to the car show after this and see if I can get some work."

...alot of people thought this was a perfect choice for Reese, but I totally disagree...and I can do that, because...well, because it's my blog...see how that works? It's a beautiful thing to be queen. =)

Debra Messing. Black tulle gown by Badgley & Mischka
Tons and tons of fabric...it just seems like this adds so much visual weight to her. Doesn't Rachel Zoe usually style Debra Messing? I think maybe it's time for a little change in the lineup. The Badgley Mischka gown...how va-va-va-licious is that? I think this would have been a show stopper on her.

...so, I've run out of time, but check back in later...the Osbourne's...oh my...I think Ozzy may be styling them. Stay tuned, Miss Bea. 

10 December 2011

better than ambien

For those of you who have not had the pleasure of plowing headlong into menopause, let me tell you...a picnic it is not. Here you are minding your own business, you turn 50 and suddenly you can't remember squat, you have hot flashes that could melt the polar ice cap and sleep...that wonderful thing that you used to be able to do at the drop of a hat, is now as elusive as a Macy's sales associate 10 minutes before closing.

All that to say, I would like to personally thank Angelina Jolie...I know...I know...many of you thought you would never see the day. But hey...give credit where credit is due, right? So I would like to say, "Angelina. Thankyou so much for your fashion choices as of late. You have single handedly given me what a ginormous poo-pile of Ambien could not...

...a really great snooze."


...yawn...I'm suhleeling a liddle fleepy...mmmhmmmm...


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Styled for Angelina Jolie by Miss Bea Heyvin

19 May 2011

dear angelina jolie

I really hope this blog doesn't offend anyone, so if you are an Angelina Jolie fan, you might want to clean out your purse or hose down the dog instead of perusing this post. That being said, I really do try to be kind most of the time. But when I get a burr under my biscuit about something...well, let's just say I'm about as balky as a half-home mule after plowin' day. The whole "Brangelina-debacle" is still a sore subject with me, and I'm sure it colors my opinions. Not to mention that the entertainment industry seems to think they're all that and a bag of chips and honestly, I just don't get it. THEY-MEMORIZE-LINES-FOR-A-LIVING...big-freegin-whoop-dee-doo. It's not like they invented sugared cereal or disposable diapers.

Anyway, everyone was fawning all over themselves at Cannes when Brad and Angelina made their entrance to promote the movie, "Tree of Life". So if you'll indulge me, let me just point out a couple things.
I seriously wondered how long it would be after the royal wedding of Prince William and Kate Middleton that I would see this. "Ding! Johnny, tell the lucky couple what they've won..."

Second, I'm so not in love with this Versace gown! Am I the only one on the planet that thinks it's too prom-esque and ill-fitting? That thing should fit like a second skin across the bodice...to the point that she's sucking on an oxygen tank to get a breath.
And if I can find a similar look for less for online then really, someone needs to either quit selecting their own clothing or "ire-fay their stylist-aye".
$207 at Discount Dress Shop
These are the dresses I would have started with...[I'm especially fond of the Elie Saab]
Monique Lhuillier ~ Elie Saab
Halston ~ Versace Atelier
And then last, but certainly not least...a little bit of wisdom that my second cousin Myrtle May used to say, "What says the most about who you trully are is who you are when no one else is looking."

touche Myrtle May. Miss Bea

09 January 2011

like i don't have anything better to do...

so first it was nicole...then halle...angie's been texting me non-stop...sheesh! Can I just say that I am sick and tired of everybody and their brother calling me for my opinion on what they should wear to the Golden Globes...blah blah blah...like I've got nothing better to do all day than to sit around and think about that...

...uhhh...

...oh wait...

...i guess that is all i have to...uhhhmmm...

...never mind...

...so...best actress in a motion picture drama...the gown nominees are:

Halle Berry in Carolina Herrera
Carolina Herrera

Nicole Kidman in Elie Saab

Elie Saab
  
Jennifer Lawrence in Christian Siriano
Christian Siriano
Natalie Portman in Talbot Runhof
Talbot Runhof
Michelle Williams in Monique Lihuillier
Monique Lihuillier

and now, best actress in a motion picture comedy...and the gown nominees are:

Anne Hathaway in Andrew Gn
Andrew Gn

Julianne Moore in J Mendel
J Mendel
Annette Bening in Carolina Herrera
Carolina Herrera
Angelina Jolie in Monique Lihuillier
Monique Lihuillier
Emma Stone in Reem Acra
Reem Acra
...and the winner is?  =)  Miss Bea.

january 17, 2011...GG red carpet update...what they actually wore.

Halle Berry in vintage Nina Ricci
Nicole Kidman in Prada
Jennifer Lawrence in Louis Vuitton
Natalie Portman in Viktor Rolf
Anne Hathaway in Armani Prive
Michelle Williams in Valentino
Julianne Moore in Lanvin
Annette Benning in Tom Ford
Angelina Jolie in Versace
Emma Stone in Calvin Klein
I don't like to toot my own horn...but...beep beep, Miss Bea.