We’ve never been particularly impressed with Miss Eva’s style choices. There have been one or two major missteps, but for the most part, her fashion sin is that she’s boring to us. She defaults to vampy, dramatic gowns way too often; like something a former beauty queen...

Flawless: Gabrielle Union attends the Inaugural Ball hosted by BET Networks at Smithsonian American Art Museum & National Portrait Gallery in Washington, DC in Hervé L. Leroux. Just beautiful, That color looks amazing on her, the shape is flattering as hell (not that she needed the help)...

Alicia Keys performs during the Commander-In-Chief Ball celebrating the inauguration of U.S. President Barack Obama at the Walter Washington Convention Center in Washington, DC in Michael Kors. Michael Kors Fall 2012 Collection/Model: Daria Strokous     [Photo Credit: Getty,...

FLO kept the style drama fairly low-key for the daytime events, but broke out the drama for the night. U.S. President Barack Obama and first lady Michelle Obama at the Inaugural Ball at the Walter Washington Convention Center in Washington, DC. Michelle Obama wears a custom ruby chiffon gown...

Since it’s apparently an all-Shelley day here (and why not?), let’s see what she wore under that fabulous Thom Browne coat: First Lady Michelle Obama at the presidential inaugural parade in Washington, DC. Michelle Obama wears a Reed Krakoff cardigan and a Thom Browne dress. First...

The inaugural fashion parade continues, darlings. Since she’s an entertainer, we’re happy to put this one up to a vote.   Jay-Z (in Tom Ford) and Beyonce arrive at the presidential inauguration on the West Front of the U.S. Capitol in Washington, DC. Beyonce is wearing a coat...

Since this is the gayest inauguration in the history of the country (“Our journey is not complete until our gay brothers and sisters are treated like anyone else under the law” was a fist-pump, FUCK YEAH of a moment), let’s indulge in that grand gay tradition of oohing and...

It’s inauguration day here in the U.S., and as with all things, it gives us opportunity to judge people for their style choices. The big news of this inauguration has nothing to do with politics, of course. It’s all about Shelley’s hair. No, really. You wouldn’t...