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Red carpet: 2011 SAG Awards - StyleBakery.com | Celebrity Dish Daily

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By Stephany McKnight on January 31, 2011

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Two weeks ago our favorite stars dazzled us on the red carpet at the Golden Globe Awards with their lovely gowns and jewels, and now they're back to show off their looks for the 17th Annual SAG Awards. Here are the looks we loved:

Fruit Punch


Jennifer Lawrence and Tina Fey, both in Oscar de la Renta, along with Sarah Hyland in Max Mara, and Julianna Margulies in YSL added an unexpected kick to the red carpet in their berry and citrus colored gowns.

Nude Attitude"

Plunging Necklines Dominate the 2011 SAG Awards Red Carpet | PopEater.com

Plunging Necklines Dominate the 2011 SAG Awards Red Carpet | PopEater.com: "Plunging Necklines Dominate the 2011 SAG Awards Red Carpet
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By PopEater Staff Posted Jan 31st 2011 04:30AM

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Plunging necklines and daring cleavage dominated the red carpet at the 2011 Screen Actors Guild (SAG) Awards with Sofia Vergara, Christina Hendricks and Eva Longoria leading the pack.

According to PEOPLE, Vergara, wore a sapphire blue Roberto Cavalli gown, which she paired with 10-carat diamond earrings and a 9-carat diamond bracelet, both from Chopard. Vergara and the rest of the cast of 'Modern Family' won Outstanding Performance by an Ensemble in a Comedy Series

Hendricks showed off her stunning body in a black sequined L'Wren Scott wrap which was split high enough to reveal her thigh. She paired the dress with a Judith Leiber clutch and Rene Caovilla peep-toes.

Recently single, Longoria wore a Georges Hobeika gown and wore her hair in an upswept coif that showed off Neil Lane diamond and platinum chandelier earrings."

Plunging Necklines Dominate the 2011 SAG Awards Red Carpet | PopEater.com

Plunging Necklines Dominate the 2011 SAG Awards Red Carpet | PopEater.com: "Plunging Necklines Dominate the 2011 SAG Awards Red Carpet
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By PopEater Staff Posted Jan 31st 2011 04:30AM

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Plunging necklines and daring cleavage dominated the red carpet at the 2011 Screen Actors Guild (SAG) Awards with Sofia Vergara, Christina Hendricks and Eva Longoria leading the pack.

According to PEOPLE, Vergara, wore a sapphire blue Roberto Cavalli gown, which she paired with 10-carat diamond earrings and a 9-carat diamond bracelet, both from Chopard. Vergara and the rest of the cast of 'Modern Family' won Outstanding Performance by an Ensemble in a Comedy Series

Hendricks showed off her stunning body in a black sequined L'Wren Scott wrap which was split high enough to reveal her thigh. She paired the dress with a Judith Leiber clutch and Rene Caovilla peep-toes.

Recently single, Longoria wore a Georges Hobeika gown and wore her hair in an upswept coif that showed off Neil Lane diamond and platinum chandelier earrings."

Style Guide CT: SAG Awards 2011 Red Carpet Risks: Did They Work?

Style Guide CT: SAG Awards 2011 Red Carpet Risks: Did They Work?: "SAG Awards 2011 Red Carpet Risks: Did They Work?

So I mentioned in my post below that the 2011 SAG Awards red carpet threw up a number of surprises that made for interesting water cooler debate in the fashion office. Some of them worked - Helena Bonham Carter in Marc Jacobs being the most exciting of these. And some didn't. Someone has got to have a word with the lovely Nicole Kidman about proper use of jewels. Please.
But have a look at these attempts that split opinion:
The delightful and brilliant Tina Fey did not wear black. Did it work? Oh yes it did. It looked fresh and fun and classy. I personally missed her authentic signature in the look - she looks a smidge too much like someone styled her - but it was a lovely change and she looked beautiful.
Claire Danes took a long walk far from her usual 'austere' simplicity style. Not only did the clean lines give way to a bit of flounce, but she was one of the few who embraced pattern in this Louis Vuitton frock. Did it work? Well yes it did, on balance. The dress looked good. She looked younger, vibrant and more modern. I think I might have chopped that belt off at the buckle. Maybe lost the buckle entirely as well. Then it would have been delightful."