Rachel Weisz is always effortlessly beautiful. The night of the premiere of The Wrestler was no exception. She looked fab in her navy blue sequined dress from Derek Lam Spring 2009 Collection. The sparkles on her dress was enough, thus, she played everything else down. She’s gorgeous, but if she weren’t the one wearing it, the dress would probably not be as appealing.

Rating 3

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I know barbershop poles are usually red and white or red, white and blue here in United States but maybe this is a barbershop specially for the cute animal famous for its distinctive black and white stripes, the zebra. And we can call it the “Hairem” (zebras live in groups called harems)

Rating 1

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Rachel Weisz, is that some kind of solar panel you have for a collar? Impressive details on the ahem two-tone origami dress. You look great in your bandage dress. But did somebody burn your black shiny dress, ah, whoever did it wanted to tell you not to wear it.

Rating: 

2 for Rachel in Roland Mouret couture

3 for Herve Leger dress

1 for burned dress

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Dull is Jessica Simpson in her own design. I wouldn’t brag about creating the dress. There’s nothing original about it. As for the footwear, I’d save it for when I’m forty.

Duller is the beautiful Rachel Weisz, unrecognizable in snakeskin. Reptile on shoes and bags is forgivable maybe, but a whole dress made out of cobra is not.

Rating: 2

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That’s right, Rachel. The X should not stop with your neckline but should go all the way down your toes.

The X should even extend all the way to Carmen Electra, the bridesmaid-slash-flamenco dancer whose looking electrifyingly ugly in electric blue.

Rating:

1 for Rachel Weisz

2 for Carmen Electra

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Oscar winning actress Rachel Weisz has lashed out at celebrities who strip off, branding them 'vulgar and talentless'.

The Mummy star, who recently refused to pose naked for Playboy magazine, insists that she earned her place as one of the top actresses in the industry because of her talent, and not because she bared all for some magazine.

And Weisz insists that she would not be following in the footsteps of those actresses who become famous by stripping.

"I am an actress. I think celebrity is a vulgar thing. It's so easy to be famous, turn up in a certain frock, present a show, take your top off," Contactmusic quoted her, as saying.

"If you go to those parties and wear those dresses you become a celebrity, which has nothing to do with acting. I don't go to those parties. I can't stand them."

Yey, you go tell them Rachel! 

Rating: 2

I don't get this dress at all, what's up with those black trimmings popping up everywhere? It actually ruined a possibly decent outfit. 

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Rachel Weisz

Studying English at Cambridge University, Weisz formed the Talking Tongues theater company and at 1991's Edinburgh Festival won a student drama award for a play she wrote and acted in.

Lives in a US$450,000 London apartment and drives a Jaguar.

She has recently become a patron of The X Appeal, which is the official charity of the Royal College of Radiologists.

Her father invented respirators that supplied their own oxygen and machines that sense land mines.

1998: Named as one of European films' Shooting Stars by the European Film Promotion Board.

She was awarded the 1994 London Critics Circle Theatre Award (Drama Theatre) for Most Promising Newcomer for her performance in Design for Living.

Rating: 3

Some girls might like this dress because of its girly girly appeal. It's just alright, it doesn't really have the OMG factor that I look for in a dress. But Rachel did manage to wear a WTF sandals! A simple black open toe evening sandal with rhinestones and crystals ornamentation would do just fine. Not something that looks too dominatrix.

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Rating: 2

Oh blah! Can't they come up with better designs? Maybe if Rachel wore this to Halloween, it would be an entirely different story. Rachel probably wanted simple elegance but it came out boring and ugly - a really bad combination. 

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