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SAG Awards Fashion Recap

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Awards season is in full swing, and we got yet another dose of Red Carpet fashion at last night’s Screen Actors’ Guild Awards. Compared to the Golden Globes, the gowns were less dramatic and a bit more casual, with the exception of Angie Harmon who must have realized she probably wouldn’t be invited to the Oscars and choose to wear her Academy Awards dress early. White emerged as a huge Red Carpet trend, with Amy Adams, Natalie Portman, and Lea Michele all arriving in ivory. Winona Ryder did the white thing too: She wore a wedding dress. (We know it’s hard to differentiate walking the Red Carpet from walking down the aisle, but seriously, doesn’t she have a stylist to help her with those kinds of critical thinking tasks?) For the most part, those not in white wore crimson. Mila Kunis, Julianna Margulies, and Tina Fey all sizzled in red hot numbers. The 30 Rock star, who has typically struggled with her Red Carpet choices, finally found a gown by Oscar de la Renta that hit the mark. (Way to go, Liz Lemon!) For more on SAG Awards fashion, check out our slideshow below to see whose looks we loved and whose fell flat. Then, let us know who wore your favorite looks in the comments section below.

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EW Stylist Picks of the Week

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Click here to see what elysewalker.com’s fashion director Nicole Diaco is dying for this week, and tell us what your favorite items are in the comments.

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Rachel Zoe shows off her baby bump, which appears to be real. We are unconvinced. [The Cut/NY Mag]

Citigroup’s trend forecasters decree that everyone will soon be dressing like the characters from the Coen brothers’ True Grit. Again, we are unconvinced. (But have purchased an eye patch just in case.) [BusinessInsider]

Helena Bonham Carter defends her Red Carpet style. Who says you can’t wear two different colored shoes? And a mullet. And John Lennon-style sunglasses. With a busy floral Vivienne Westwood print. Who says? [PeopleStyleWatch]

Really really ridiculously good-looking male models do their best to recreate a scene from Zoolander. Or something like that. [Jak&Jill]

Everyone is still talking about Michelle Obama’s McQueen gown. Let’s move on, people. [NYTimes]

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Trend Alert: Structured Bags

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Proenza Schouler's take on the structured tote

This season, the hippest handbag shape is square. Labels such as Proenza Schouler, Lanvin and Valentino all sent this more serious, uptown style down the runways. For spring, we recommend taking a break from your slouchy hobo in order to trade up to a structured, ladylike tote. Check out some of our favorites below.

Images, L to R: Valentino studded briefcase tote ($1995); Proenza Schouler medium leather saddle bag in smoke ($1595); Lanvin Reflex shopper ($2150); Lanvin camel quilted tote ($1995); Proenza Schouler medium leather saddle bag in black ($1595); Valentino small studded shoulder bag in nude ($1395); Proenza Schouler large saddle bag in peach ($1995)

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Shop Nicole Pollard‘s picks here: Alexander Wang velvet trim dress ($245); Elizabeth and James mesh panel mini dress ($325); Why Shy bomber Jamie jacket ($1767.50); Hotel Costes Vol. 14; Herve Leger silver strapless dress ($995), Jimmy Choo Quinzie booties ($1795), Nancy Gonzales croc clutch ($2050);  Pierre Herme Ispahan Macaroon recipe

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