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FAN BINGBING vs. LILY COLLINS
Fan: Looks like our March Fabness battle begins in Paris, Lily. Me at the Louis Vuitton show, you at the after-party – we’re quite a stylish pair.
Lily: I wholeheartedly agree, Fan. Everyone knows only the most glamorous stars get to hit up Paris Fashion Week.
Fan: Too true. And only the upper echelon of fashionistas can pull off these Harry Potter glasses.
Lily: Yeah, it’s pretty much just you and Daniel Radcliffe on that list.
Fan: You’re probably right. And I must say, for someone who has no chance whatsoever of beating me, you’re holding your own in this battle.
Lily: Why don’t you lay that thing down, flip it, and reverse it, because I am about to destroy you.
Fan: Nice try, dear, but your Snow White costumes can’t compete with my fierce take on traditional Chinese realness.
Lily: Costumes? Hardly. Kristen Stewart played Snow White too, and that sour-faced bitch can’t dress for shit. This is all me, baby.
Fan: Well, at least we can agree on one thing – we’re both way more fabulous than Kristen Stewart could ever dream of being.
Lily: Amen, sister.
AMY ADAMS vs. HAILEE STEINFELD
Amy: I swear, I’m not as terrified as I look in this picture. I think I can more than handle a match-up against some sixteen-year-old.
Hailee: Whatever. You’re basically the most boring star on any given red carpet.

Amy’s dress by Marchesa, purse by VBH, shoes by Manolo Blahnik; Hailee’s skirt by Mary Katrantzou, purse by Rebecca Minkoff, shoes by Brian Atwood
Amy: Boring?! Do you call being wrapped up like a little Marchesa present BORING?
Hailee: Yeah, I do. Especially compared to my silly tee, crazy printed skirt, and platforms.
Amy: When you’re older, you’ll look back on your outfits and laugh, just like I’m doing right now.
Hailee: Bitch, please. I look amazing in this romper. And have you seen my black-strapped, nude-toed, red-platformed Mary Janes? These will be fabulous forever.
Amy: No, my mermaid gown will be fabulous forever. You will just have a pirate chasing you because he’s pissed you stole his shirt.
Hailee: And you’ll have birds dressing you in the morning because you are actually indistinguishable from a Disney princess. And I don’t mean that as a compliment.
Amy: Oh, I’m the Disney princess? What about you, with your peachy-pink, bow-adorned, flower-embellished gown?
Hailee: Dude, I’m sixteen. I’m SUPPOSED to dress like this.
EMMA STONE vs. AMANDA SEYFRIED

Emma’s dress by Daniel Vosovic, shoes by Rupert Sanderson; Amanda’s dress by Michael Kors, shoes by Alexandre Birman
Emma: I have to warn you, Amanda, I was the runner-up in March Fabness 2012 – that Hermione Granger bitch only beat me by a hair. So if you think you can throw on an LBD and some boring pumps, you’ve got another thing coming.
Amanda: Your shirt looks like a bib, Emma, so the trash talk isn’t exactly convincing.
Emma: Do you even own a pair of shoes that isn’t black and gigantic? I mean, you look like you’re on really ugly, stubby stilts.
Amanda: Whatever. You only wish you could rock ladypants as well as I can.
Emma: Oh, yeah? What about these fine ladypants? They sweep the floor with your floor-sweeping gown.
Amanda: Does Liza Minnelli know that you stole her outfit?

Emma’s dress by Chanel, shoes by Christian Louboutin; Amanda’s gown by Alexander McQueen, shoes by Rupert Sanderson
Emma: Don’t start, bitch. You’ll never get out of this battle alive.
Amanda: Please. My bedroom eyes alone are more captivating than your entire personality.
Emma: Fine. Give me your best old Hollywood hair and your most dramatic gown, because this shit is on.
Amanda: Bring it.
HELEN MIRREN vs. KELLY ROWLAND

Helen’s dress and coat by Escada, purse by Lana Marks, shoes by Stuart Weitzman; Kelly’s dress by Roberto Cavalli, shoes by Charlotte Olympia
Helen: Hello, darling. Pardon me, but my memory isn’t what it once was – who are you again?
Kelly: I’m Kelly Rowland, ma’am. From Destiny’s Child?
Helen: Which one is that? The girls who sang the “Shoop” song? I liked that.
Kelly: No, um, actually, we were a little later? You know, “Jumpin’ Jumpin'” and “Bills, Bills, Bills,” remember those? Remember “Bugaboo”?
Helen: Oh, of course! That was a lovely song, dear. Dame Judi Dench and I used to sing it at karaoke bars in London all the time.
Kelly: Oh my God, that’s the GREATEST THING I’VE EVER HEARD.
Helen: Well, it was rather popular, you see. And we simply – what’s the phrase? Tore it up?
Kelly: I am sure you did, Helen. I am SO sure you and Dame Judi Dench performed the greatest karaoke version of “Bugaboo” the world has ever seen.
Helen: You’re just too sweet, Kelly, dear. It was a pleasure doing battle with you.
Kelly: You’re my hero, Helen Mirren. That is all.
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I love this post…so much fun.