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LUPITA NYONG’O vs. FELICITY JONES

Lupita’s coat by Moschino, pants by Veronica Beard, purse by Calvin Klein, shoes by Paul Andrew; Felicity’s top and pants by Viktor & Rolf, shoes by Jimmy Choo
LUPITA: Can we get this over with?
FELICITY: I’m sorry, do you have someplace better to be?

Lupita’s dress by Cushnie et Ochs, purse by Devi Kroell, shoes by Christian Louboutin; Felicity’s dress by Erdem, shoes by Casadei
LUPITA: Well, I’ve got half a dozen Oscar pre-parties to attend tonight, and twice as many after-parties to attend the following night, not to mention the actual awards –
FELICITY: Oh, yes, I can imagine such a life must be impossibly hard to live. Get over yourself.

Lupita’s dress by Christopher Kane, shoes by Christian Louboutin; Felicity’s dress by Burberry, shoes by Jimmy Choo
LUPITA: I was just hoping to squeeze in a nap this afternoon, since I’m not sleeping for the next forty-eight hours, that’s all. God. Jealous much?
FELICITY: How dare you! An Oscar nom (and probable win), a Golden Globe nom, a SAG Award win, and suddenly you think you’re all that?
LUPITA: Absolutely not. I’ve always been all that; these are mere accolades.
FELICITY: Hear, hear. I couldn’t care any less about that sort of thing, as long as they still let me into the Met Gala.
LUPITA: Well, as long as we’re in agreement that it’s what you wear and not what you win that counts.
FELICITY: Cheers to that, darling.
NAOMI WATTS vs. OLIVIA WILDE

Naomi’s dress by Saint Laurent, purse by Tod’s, shoes by Casadei; Olivia’s dress by Osman, purse and shoes by Christian Louboutin
NAOMI: I should tell you, Olivia, that red lipstick looks a little tartish to me.
OLIVIA: Tartish? What are you, my grandmother? Also, I’m surprised you don’t fall flat on your face from the weight of those garish earrings.
NAOMI: You know what’s garish? OMBRE HAIR.
OLIVIA: How dare you! Ombre hair was in last year! And I’m pregnant, my roots are allowed to grow in according to the Official Rules of Hollywood Haircare.
NAOMI: Fine. But I’d love it if you could find your own style – matching black dresses was one thing, but sternum-baring is my thing.
OLIVIA: First of all, calm the fuck down. Second, if sternum-baring is anyone’s thing, it’s Lea Michele’s thing, and everybody knows it.
NAOMI: Oh, and I suppose you’re not wearing white now just to show me up?
OLIVIA: Honey, it’s not your wedding day. Other people are allowed to wear white.
NAOMI: Well, this is awkward. I wouldn’t have trash-talked you so hard if I knew I was going to bump into you at the Golden Globes.
OLIVIA: Not a worry, darling. I’m too busy glowing like the fertility goddess I am to even notice that you’re here.
MIRANDA KERR vs. JESSICA PARÉ

Miranda’s dress by Wes Gordon, purse by Samantha Thavasa, shoes by Bionda Castana; Jessica’s dress by Roksanda Ilincic, shoes by Charlotte Olympia
MIRANDA: So? TELL ME!
JESSICA: Um . . . I have no idea what you’re talking about.

Miranda’s dress by Gucci, purse by Valentino, shoes by Chanel; Jessica’s dress by Altuzarra, shoes by Christian Louboutin
MIRANDA: Don’t even joke! Did you two split up? Did you move to California? WHAT’S GOING ON WITH SALLY?
JESSICA: Oh, my god. Get a grip.

Miranda’s top by Louise Goldin, skirt by Jenni Kayne, shoes by Manolo Blahnik; Jessica’s dress by L’Wren Scott, shoes by Casadei
MIRANDA: I will absolutely NOT get a grip! I command you in the name of all that is fashionable, tell me what the fuck happens next on Mad Men.
JESSICA: You know Matthew Weiner would have me publicly executed if I so much as breathed a word of the script, right?

Miranda’s dress by Proenza Schouler, purse and shoes by Stuart Weitzman; Jessica’s dress by L’Wren Scott
MIRANDA: I know, it’s just been SO FUCKING LONG since your show has been on the air, and I care way too much about Sally Draper to wait this long without hearing about her.
JESSICA: That’s a common problem, actually. Pretty much everyone is deeply emotionally invested in the plight of Sally Draper.

Miranda’s gown by Michael Kors, purse by Christian Louboutin, shoes by Tabitha Simmons; Jessica’s gown by Antonio Berardi, purse and shoes by Roger Vivier
MIRANDA: Well, that’s a relief. So, does Kiernan Shipka ever take you shopping with her?
JESSICA: Ugh, I wish.
JESSICA ALBA vs. ROSIE HUNTINGTON-WHITELEY

Jessica’s sweater, skirt, sunglasses, purse, and shoes by Ralph Lauren; Rosie’s jumpsuit by Gerard Darel, sunglasses by Miu Miu, purse by Giorgio Armani, shoes by Michael Kors
JESSICA: Don’t you just hate being photographed on the street? It’s like, look how completely unprepared to be photographed I am.
ROSIE: Are you shitting me? You’re a living, breathing Ralph Lauren ad.

Jessica’s skirt by Carolina Herrera, shoes by Brian Atwood; Rosie’s dress and belt by Isabel Marant, sunglasses by Burberry, shoes by Chloé
JESSICA: Look who’s talking. You call that street style? That photo is so staged, it looks like you’re in front of a green screen.
ROSIE: Excuse me? I’ll have you know, I woke up like this.

Jessica’s dress by Wes Gordon, purse by Tod’s, shoes by Jerome C. Rousseau; Rosie’s dress by Michael Kors, shoes by Jean-Michel Cazabat
JESSICA: How dare you compare yourself to our lord Beyoncé! You should be ashamed of yourself.
ROSIE: Oh, are we allowed to use her name now? I’ve been calling her She-Who-Is-Too-Fabulous-To-Be-Named.

Jessica’s dress and purse by Christian Dior, shoes by Jimmy Choo; Rosie’s dress and shoes by Saint Laurent
JESSICA: Well, I suppose that’s respectful, but it does take an awfully long time to say. Now shut up while I concentrate on smiling, or my head might explode.
ROSIE: I find that the more leg I show, the less I have to worry about things as common as smiling.

Jessica’s dress by Zuhair Murad, shoes by Christian Louboutin; Rosie’s dress by Christian Dior, shoes by Christian Louboutin
JESSICA: Fine, I’ll play along. But only because nothing is better than a little white dress with little white pumps.
ROSIE: Preach.
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Poor Felicity Jones. I love her dearly, but she was doomed from the start. It’s like showing up at your high school volleyball tournament to find that your first opponent is an Olympian.
I love your snarky made up conversations. It’s the best part of March.
Yesterday Nate muttered under his breath, “Felicity Jones, you’re going DOWN.” I laughed forever. Poor girl.