In Music: The Grammy Gowns That Didn’t Make the Social Media “Spotlight”

From about 1.5 hours before the 55th Grammy Awards aired, through most of the show – well pretty much ’til the end, social media (Facebook, Twitter, & Instagram) users raved on and on about the gorgeous, the fabulous, the most elegant designer dresses. We had Beyonce in Osman, Alicia Keys in Azzedine Alaia, Katy Perry in Gucci, J-Lo in Anthony Vaccarello, Kelly Rowland in Georges Chakra, Rihanna in Alaia, Janelle Monae in her spiced up usual, Carrie Underwood in Roberto Cavalli, and yeah, you get the picture.

But what about the ones that didn’t… let’s see how to put it — “make the cut” as the most “fashionable”, or on the “Best of the Best” lists?

Did you miss out? Or nah?

Ashanti

Chrissy Teigen in Joy Cioci

Esperanza Spalding

Estelle

Wait –  JT, how did you get here? Well… Okay:)

Kelly Osbourne

Keltie Colleen

…SWV, ladies & gentlemen..

MY #1 PICK

And of course, one of the most talked about gowns, which is my #1 pick — Jenny from the Block. And not necessarily because of the “leg”, even though it gave me all this new found life; but it was really simple + classy; okay, with a touch of sexy too. But it wasn’t a lot going on and that’s what I like. When you choose a top pick, it’s not just about the gown or the fit… meaning, the make-up has to be perfect, the shoes, hair… all that jazz & to me, J-Lo best fit that description.

Very natural, very elegant.