RED CARPET RE-CAP: OSCARS 2014 BEST DRESSED (LADIES)

Last night Hollywood came out with their fashion guns ablaze, . . .this is the first time in years, I actually had a few favorites.

Here's MY FAVORITES from the 2014 Academy Awards Red Carpet. (Wanna see what you would look like in Sandra Bullock's Alexander McQueen gown? NOW YOU CAN! Go to SeeItFit.com and see how you look in last night's favorite looks! Share them with friends!)

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PASTEL PRINCESS.

All Hail Academy Award winner for Best Supporting Actress, Lupita Nyong'o for her impeccable Nairobi blue Prada gown. This gown was effortlessly chic. I love the simplicity in the earrings and headband. Lupita definitely brought her fashion A game this award season. Way to go! We can't wait to see what she has in store for us next.

FACT: Lupita's performance not only won her an Academy Award for Best Supporting Actress, but she was also part of the ensemble that won Best Picture for 12 Years of Slave.

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DEFYING GRAVITY.
Oh Sandy, how we love thee. We weren't to impressed earlier this award season, but we seem to think that is because you were saving the best for last, and darling, you nailed it! Sandra Bullock looking happy, healthy, and absolutely stunning in a navy strapless Alexander McQueen. She was serving us some Old Hollywood glamour reminiscent of the screen sirens Grace Kelly and Audrey Hepburn.

FACT: The film Gravity, in which Bullock starred in won for Best Musical Score at the Academy Awards.

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KISS ME KATE. 
Hollywood royalty's favorite, Kate Hudson shone brightly on the carpet in a gorgeous Atelier Versace gown that reminded us of the Tom Ford number with the cape that Gwyneth Paltrow donned a few years back and we were elated. The deep plunging V-neck was just the right amount of sexy and classy wrapped into one very impressive package.

FACT: Kate Hudson is the mother of 2! We all hope to have bodies like hers after we have kids one day! Keep up the hard work Ms. Hudson, the gym time looks great on you. 

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GOLDEN GODDESS.

Sweet songbird, Kristin Chenoweth lit up the carpet with a gold geometric gown by Roberto Cavalli. Chenoweth attended the Oscars supporting her new beau who was nominated for his film Captain Phillips. This petite bombshell made a definite upgrade from Bachelor star 'Jake Pavelka' to one of the hottest Hollywood producers, Dana Brunetti. I wonder if they've discovered 51 Shades of Grey?

FACT: I art directed & styled Kristin Chenoweth for the Fall cover of Beverly Hills LifeStyle magazine. My inspiration was an homage to Marilyn Monroe. She was simply lovely!

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Mens-day Wednesday: 3 Spring Must Haves

Being on trend this season fellas, it's easy as 1,2,3. Follow our simple rules, update your closet, and watch the ladies, swoon.

3. GO RED. Yes, it is National Heart Awareness Month and Valentine's Day, but this Spring, the color that graced the catwalks for men was RED! Just the right splash of color, whether it's in your V-neck or your sneakers will give you the instant boost of sexy. Keep the rest of your ensemble basic to be a trendsetter.

(GQ.com says "If you're going on a vacation—say, to Miami—that's the perfect opportunity to experiment with a new color. It helps you get more comfortable with the idea. Red is the color you should be trying out this season. Don't go red head-to-toe. Let it be an accent. Start out with a red windbreaker or polo. Later you can graduate to a red sweater or even a pair of red jeans. You might be thinking it's not a color for you, but, really, it looks great on everybody."

2. 50 SHADES OF GREY JEANS. Step out of your comfort zone and try grey denim. Pair with a graphic tee and a denim or leather jacket. Instead of black accessories, turn up the volume on your ensemble with brown accents. This look is fresh and just the right amount of hip.

1. SUIT & TIE. They say "Go Big or Go Home" right? Well this style tip defines the rules your grandfather grew up with. Learn to stack your patterns. Find a common color and add texture with printed fabrics that vary in shades of that specific color. Don't hate the player, hate the suit because this suit game is right on point. From Justin Timberlake to Usher, these Hollywood A Listers have been combining these stripes, patterns and prints for years, now it's your turn. Need some help? Check out Art Lewin's BeSpoke Suit Company in Beverly Hills. (Photo via Art's personal FaceBook page, we think his style is superb!)