In this Bad economic situation, even Hollywood's Stars are facing salaries cut. Budget is limited in directing and producing the Oscars night. Atomosphere is dull and seems the world is blanketed by a grey mask.
If you think the celebrities wearing Black and White to "celebrate" the economic downturn in the red carpet, YOU ARE DEFINITY WRONG!
Guess what? Actresses wear different monocolors on their bodies like Red, Blue, Pink, Lilac etc. Seems like their mood do not affected by the global recession while oppositely dress up in brightful colors to cheer up the world, giving thousand million audiences at home a room to forget the hardtime.
81st Academy Awards® - The Oscars Red Carpet
Clockwise start from upper left:
1 Amy Adams wears red Carolina Herrera accented with a multi-colored collar necklace by Fred Leighton.
2 Marion Cotillard on the red carpet in Dior.
3 Heidi Klum wears a red architectural gown by Roland Mouret.
4 Sarah Jessica Parker on the red carpet in Dior.
5 Frieda Pinto's deep blue gown is by John Galliano.
6 Penelope Cruz in ivory vintage Pierre Balmain.
7 Alicia Keys wearing a lilac Armani Prive gown.
8 Amanda Seyfried wears a brick red Valentino gown with a bold bow embellishment.
9 Natalie Portman in a bubble gum pink gown by Rodarte and jewelry by Kwiat Diamonds.
10 Best Supporting Actress nominee Marissa Tomei wears in silver by Versace.
My Analysis:
When the celebrities and stars are willing to dress up like peacock, should the designers produce dull and deadly color dresses in this tedious air?
What their customers' wants are dream and hope during the tsunami period. Thus, providing imagination through the clothes definity is the designers' job.
Especially for Christian Dior, with the misson of giving DREAM AND IMAGINATION,
just like what Dior's Chief Creative Director, John Galliano said: "It's our job to make people dream, and to provide the value in quality, cut, and imagination."
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