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"After the glitzy Golden Globes and the sartorial extravaganza that was the Screen Actors Guild Awards, I can understand if you&amp;amp;#8217;re feel a little red carpet fatigue coming on. But buck up! The best is yet to come! The big O&amp;amp;#8212;the Oscars that is&amp;amp;#8212;arrives in T-minus 15 days and today we&amp;amp;#8217;ve got the Grammy Awards to suss out. Cast your vote in the &amp;quot;evening gown&amp;quot; category after the jump. Her 1-foot long earring look (yes, earring, singular--she was only wearing one) is debatable, but you&amp;#x27;ve gotta love Jordin Sparks&amp;#x27; dress decision: the American Idol star opted for a custom gown from Debra Davenport, a designer who is based out of Jordin&amp;#x27;s home state of Arizona. Taking a cue from Jill Biden, Kate Beckinsale wowed in a floor-sweeping Reem Acra gown. Sarah Barielles&amp;#x27;&amp;#x27; catchy, Grammy nominated &amp;quot;Love Song&amp;quot; has a way of getting stuck in your head--and her pink Luisa Beccaria dress was just as memorable. Age-appropriate and yet deadly stunning: Sheryl Crow totally nailed it with this dress. Even my &amp;quot;I&amp;#x27;m not watching that ridiculous Grammy&amp;#x27;s pre-show with you&amp;quot; boyfriend paused to get an extra long look. Maybe Kim Kardashian will blog about her sculptural mini-dress, but for now, I&amp;#x27;ll just admire it from afar. Duffy&amp;#x27;s jewel-accented Alberta Ferretti dress was the best LBD of the night. Sigh. That Jennifer Hudson can do no wrong: she looks just as good in jeans as she does in this smart-looking black-and-white dress. Zooey Deschanel showcased her signature quirky style in a short yet opulent mini-dress. Miley Cyrus, in a chic black gown that every woman from age 16 to 86 would want to have in her closet. Carrie Underwood told Ryan Seacrest that she was going to wear a different dress to the Grammy Awards, but when she did the all-important in-and-out-of-the-limo test, it showed &amp;quot;too much leg...too much everything.&amp;quot; Props to her for avoiding a DON&amp;#x27;T and opting for this gorgeous gold gown. While not exactly a fancy evening look, Melissa Miller&amp;#x27;s short, cinched mini-dress deserves a shout-out because this Victoria Secret model is so sweet. Now, I know that some gossipy magazine or site will pounce on Katy Perry and M.I.A.&amp;#x27;s wild looks, but they make my personal Grammy&amp;#x27;s best dressed list because they opted for outfits that were totally in keeping with their signature style. Katy&amp;#x27;s bubblegum-pink dress by Lebanese designer Basil Soda perfectly matched the cotton candy-colored lipstick that she always wears while M.I.A. worked bright colors, wild prints and neon high-tops, just like usual. Um, and in case you didn&amp;#x27;t notice, she&amp;#x27;s preggers. Like due-today, preggers. She&amp;#x27;s an automatic DO. Did we forget anyone? Who else looked amazing? Who gets your vote for best dressed at the Grammy Awards? ( surveys) If you&amp;#x27;ve got a few more seconds to spare (and c&amp;#x27;mon--you know you don&amp;#x27;t want to start project X right now) check out the 2009 Golden Globes Best Dressed List and weigh in on who looked hot at the SAG Awards. And if you&amp;#x27;re up for it, check out the worst red carpet DON&amp;#x27;Ts of all time. But don&amp;#x27;t blame us if you wind up forever scarred. Photo: Wireimage, Film Magic and Getty Images "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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