“Olivia Wilde wore Ferretti & Fendi at the Locarno Film Festival” links

Olivia Wilde wore Alberta Ferretti & Fendi at the Locarno Film Festival. The Fendi dress is awful, and she really needs a new styling team. [RCFA]
If a Democrat just lied constantly about the economy, what would Republicans do? Please bring that energy to Donald Trump’s lies. [Buzzfeed]
Anne Hathaway will spend the entire year promoting her films. [LaineyGossip]
Este Haim’s deep thoughts. [Jezebel]
Review of The Last House: a flop. [Pajiba]
Taron Egerton starved himself for his Apex role. [JustJared]
A buffet of man meat, enjoy. [Socialite Life]
Happy belated birthday to Anna Kendrick. [Hollywood Life]
Demi Lovato has a cameo in Camp Rock 3. [Seriously OMG]
Music video for Chris Cool’s “So Hard.” [OMG Blog]

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16 Responses to ““Olivia Wilde wore Ferretti & Fendi at the Locarno Film Festival” links”

  1. samipup says:

    Olivia is looking unhealthy, in an Ariana Grande way.

  2. LOLA says:

    Olivia has the MOST TERRIBLE fashion sense. I don’t think I have ever liked anything she has worn. It’s very “I’m edgy, look!”. I’ll concede that maybe we just have different tastes (if anyone here commenting thinks otherwise, as in, likes her style, let me know!).

    • JanetDR says:

      I like the concept of the dress but nothing about the top portion in particular. It is not flattering at all!

  3. Tn Democrat says:

    F the patriarchy for expecting women to vanish. I never liked Olivia as an actress. Her character ruined House for me and I adored Ted Lasso during a particularly rough period of my life, so it is hard to wrap my head around the negative coverage around her. (How much negative coverage was warrented and how much was pr directed with bot armies during a particularly nasty break-up with a partner enjoying mega success). Ribs, trachea and collar bones should not be clearly visible on a healthy adult woman. She is hitting several st@rvation indicators. She should not be publicly shamed and deserves to be treated in a manner that respects her mental health, but extreme thinness cannot be encouraged the way the her@in chic look of the 90s was normalized and embraced. The trend of extreme thinness needs talked about and not to become a new expected norm because it is dangerous and harmful.

  4. Mightymolly says:

    Mean meat? Pedro wasn’t even featured. I’ve never been into beefcakes but there are tons of hot celeb men to appreciate. Just not in that pictorial.

  5. jferber says:

    I think she was always extremely thin. And I very much like the dress and I also like the casual look. Actresses are especially prone to the pressure of looking forever thin and young. Thus, the e.d.’s and the cosmetic surgery. Always liked her and especially as a director. Her film Book Smart was exceptionally funny. I don’t see why it hasn’t reached cult status, like Mean Girls, Heathers and Legally Blonde. So underrated as a director.

  6. Kirsten says:

    I actually like both of Olivia’s outfits but they each do maybe need a bit of a hoik, as the Fug girls would say.

    • BeanieBean says:

      The first one, though not to my taste, needs to have those straps adjusted a good few inches; the jeans outfit I quite like. (Except for the leather; I don’t wear leather clothing.)

  7. Tiffi says:

    The dems dont call anytjing out anymore. I blame chuck Schumer. He says “not the time” but the time never comes. Is he a republican in disguise? I expected better from him yet many old time establishment dems knew he would be ineffective. Now is the time to steal Trump voters. They will slide over.

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