FASHION NEWS: Charlize Theron Defends Her Oscar Dior Gown

59837795Wow, the Oscars have become as much about the fashion as they are about the movies.  After ending up on many of the ‘worst dressed’ for the Oscars fashion lists ,actress Charlize Theron felt that she had to defend her choice of the much criticized Christian Dior Oscar gown .

When asked about the dress by US Magazine Charlize Theron had only one thing to say: “I just loved this dress!”

Despite her love for the strapless purple Dior gown fashion critics and bloggers didn’t offer her any sympathy. E Online said: Yep, those are her lady lumps wrapped in lilac rosettes, courtesy of Dior Haute Couture. This one’s going down in the history books… The Vancouver Sun said: There will lots of giggling in the week to come at Charlize Theron, whose Dior gown had rosettes on the breasts bordering on the burlesque.

While Charlize Theron’s red carpet Dior gown wasn’t on our best dressed list, it is not the worst gown we have seen. The critics should lighten up.

Do you like Charlize Theron’s Oscars gown?

[photo via Dawn del Russo]

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7 Responses to “FASHION NEWS: Charlize Theron Defends Her Oscar Dior Gown”

  1. cindy says:

    Oh please, there have been much worse gowns than this one…yeah it’s a bit off, but at least she is right there with the lilac color

  2. rocky says:

    It’s not that bad. But they are right it does make you giggle a bit. Poorly placed flowers on Dior’s part.

  3. vancouvermandy says:

    HATE THIS DRESS. THE ROSETTES ARE SO ILL PLACED

  4. FashionFirst says:

    It was not my favorite but I think people are taking it too far, there have been much much worse choices….anyone remember the swan dress

  5. minsk says:

    hated the dress. bizarre looking but i must say the color is pretty

  6. hexte says:

    horrible and wrinkled

  7. leelee says:

    she should have thought it through before she wore it, but maybe she knew it was going to get her a lot of buzz

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