more oscar glam

the parade of glamourous people continued at the vanity fair oscar party.
the standouts!






and the always chic, the screen goddess.. this time minus the cape in a tom ford classic:



that's all fairies, bitches, princesses, ladies and wannabes!!!
have a great week ahead...remember it's only wednesday, go easy on the martinis!!

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