Celebrities Attend Vanity Fair's FabFive Party In Milan
SEP 26, 2008 AT 09:11 PM
Mischa Barton, Rihanna, Rachel Zoe, Joely Richardson, and Monica Bellucci are all enjoying Milan's Fashion Week. Several of these celebs attended the Dolce and Gabbana show yesterday afternoon. Tonight's festivities included hitting up the red carpet for Vanity Fair's FabFive party. I can only imagine what their schedules all look like!!
As usual, the ladies looked absolutely fabulous. Mischa comfortably took a chance with her hair and shoe selection. Did she make the right decisions?
Personally, I think Joley and Rihanna both hit it out the park. Any favs?
Photos by Bauer Griffin
You gotta give it to Mischa, she is trying a lot harder lately. Her dress is very elegant but her shoes just do not go with it. Her style has always been different. But overall, she is doing much better compared to this summer :)
540 points
Her hair is horribly dated, the dress is horribly ill-fitting and the shoes are just plain horrible.
25679 points
She needs a stylist (or a new one) in the worst way. I agree that it seems she's trying harder but it's still just "all wrong" when put together. (not that I should be one to sit and throw stones from my glass house)
The fur of Monica Bellucci is beautiful! Looks so soft and warm.
I honestly cannot believe she would wear those shoes with that dress!! I'm no fashionista, but even I know better!
300 points
Everytime I see Rachel Zoe, all I can think about is calling her Raisinface because of that whole Nicole Richie inciedent :) i like her dress though!
Mischa Barton looks a hot mess. She's so pretty yet she always wears the most unflattering getups. Monica Bellucci is the hotness as usual. Love her! Joely Richardson looks gorgeous too.
Why oh why oh why did Misca have to wear those god damn ugly shoes with that gorg dress. She is such a MUPPET!!!!! DAMN
1305 points
What is wrong with Joely's face??
**DNFTT**
She is a joke now - no one takes her seriously.
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