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SAG red carpet...

I woke up this morning, turned the laptop on and was hoping to see some pretty dresses from the Screen Actors Guild Awards... so disappointed.  The majority looked so blah + so uninspiring.

Two standouts for me though were the below two ladies in white - love love love Rose Byrne in Elie Saab and Zoe Saldana in Givenchy.   I thought the Golden Globes were a bit fug too so let's hope the celebs lift their game a bit for the Oscars!


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