Yay or Nay: Lily Collins at Met Gala 2012
I will freely admit that Lily Collins is my very latest, and hugest girl crush. She reminds me of a fresh faced, modern Audrey Hepburn. I think it's those fabulous and natural eyebrows that get me. Ms. Collins is a rising star at the moment. But as Snow White in the anticipated movie Mirror, Mirror, I think Lily is poised to become a major force to be reckoned with.
As such a young, emerging starlet, you'd think that Lily would be glamming it up. However, it seems maybe she took some inspiration from Taylor Swift at last fashion week and she pulled a major dowdy, victorian-esque look. Lily, this is my message to you: I am not pleased.
From the neck up, Lily looks incredible. Her makeup and hair is simple but elegant. Her eyes are gorgeously framed and she looks like she's glowing. From the neck down, it's a different story. This dress is awful. Too much fabric, too high of a collar and long sleeves, why all the covering up, Lily? Show off that body of yours!
This dress reminds me of a pair of ugly curtains in a depressing second hand store. I just cannot for the life of me figure out why Lily chose this outfit. It makes me so sad to see her look so frumpy. Next time, Lily, have some fun with your outfit. Go with colour and a bolder pattern and show some skin, lady!
What do you think of this outfit? Am I right? Is this one a yay or a nay? Leave a comment with your vote by May 20th for your chance to win a prize!
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Nay i think that she has a beautiful body and you cant see it. If i looked that good i would not hide it with all that material. It looks like a curtain. | |
Nay! Both the lace piece and dress are awful! | |
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YAY though it's very antique, she makes it pretty. | |
I think it's lovely! If the under-part was a darker colour it would look better but I like that see-throughness in contrast with the Victorian cut. | |
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Nay...I little bit to old school! | |
No thank you. Nay. Too frumpy. Not a red carpet look at all. | |
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If you look closely at the dress, its actually a two piece. The top piece is lace, sheer, and really victorian-esque. I really like the top piece! The bottom piece kills it and makes the top piece look dirty and frumpy. Why put a beige with purple flower print under the lace I have no idea, but anyways. I think if she put a silky cream thing (plain, no prints please!) underneath, she would have looked ethereal. |