It's been a minute since the girls here at HuffPost Style showed off our manicures -- mostly because we've been too busy to paint our nails with Fashion Week and awards shows.
For the most part, it was a stunning, but relatively predictable, Oscars red carpet Sunday night (no dramatic capes, crazy hairstyles or wacky nail art to be found). That said, there were still several ladies who stood out in looks that will more than likely go down in Academy Awards style history — for good and not-so-good reasons. Let’s discuss:
When it comes to Oscars aftermath, there's no critic we trust more than Tim Gunn. The "Project Runway" judge and fashion expert talked red carpet fashion on HuffPost Live on Monday and offered us a secret tool to "make it work": shapewear.
An Iranian news agency altered a photograph of Michelle Obama presenting an award at the Oscars Sunday night to fit the country's guidelines for showing images of women in the media.
Michelle Obama surprised everyone when she appeared live from the White House to present the Best Picture award at the Oscars. She wore a thin-strapped metallic dress with a low neckline and presented "Argo" with the coveted award.
Like an acid-hit Rorschach blot, Proenza Schouler's silk jacquard tee is just the right jolt of cool for the wardrobe that revolves around black and rebel feelings. Throw it on over black waxed jeans or leather trousers and a pair of unexpected, graphic heels (with small dangly spike earrings) for a rock-and-roll feel as you plan your date night look for spring.
As a street style photographer, it would be pretty flattering to see your images featured in a glitzy store window, right? Well, not if you didn't get paid.
Natalia Ramirez is a power lesbian. 
