87th annual Academy Awards 2015

Just like every year, it has become a little tradition in the blog to comment the Academy Awards' red carpet (the only thing that matters at the Oscars) because these awards always bring me rage as i don't think they truly award, or nominate, the ones who really deserve it.

Anyway, i can't say much about the awards this year because i've only seen 'Birdman', which was ok but i didn't emphasize with any character, 'Boyhood', a little bit of the same with the exception of the uber sweet Patricia Arquette,  'The Theory of Everything', that was nice but boring, 'Gone Girl', good but so long and a bit tedious, 'Interstellar' (meh) and 'The Grand Budapest Hotel' that i didn't like as everyone else seems to do. The movie of the year for me was 'Under the Skin' which had no nominations whatsoever when deserved original score, photography and a lot more, so anything else can suck it for me. As for the actress, i'm really happy that Patricia Arquette won because she totally deserved it, and just like the amazing Julianne Moore (who was amazing this year in 'Maps to the Stars' as well). And when it comes to Best Actor it sucks that Michael Keaton didn't win for his Black Swan comeback, but Eddie Redmayne did good and i like him as well.

So let's talk about what really matters here that are the red carpet looks! Truth is i expected more, i always expect more, but well here there are the looks of everyone that mattered last night at the awards, after the cut!

MET Costume Institute Gala 2014: Charles James Beyond Fashion

MET Gala! Ok, i'm not gonna comment anything about this year's theme because as everyone who attended pretty much ignored it, i'm not going to bother about it.

This year i'm not only going to comment about the looks that i loved but also from others that have been really mixed up, in conclusion, about all the looks that matter, let's begin and let me know your faves!

Naomi Watts was, for me, queen of the night in this exquisite Givenchy dress that was a dream, she's always on point.

 Charlize Theron also saved the night in Dior even though she didn't look as stunning as Miss Watts while Cara Delevingne was effortesly chic and original wearing trousers in Stella McCartney

More behind the cut!

Vanity Fair "Teen Queens" cover is 10 years-old, but who are today's Rising Teen Queens?

10 years ago Vanity Fair did this spread of the most revelant and supposedly promising teen starts of the moment: Amanda Bynes, Ashley and Mary Kate Olsen, Mandy Moore, Hilary Duff, Alexis Bledel, Evan Rachel Wood, Raven Symoné and Lindsay Lohan and 10 years later it's time to see who made it and who, uhm, didn't.

While some of this then teen stars have come out pretty nicely – Evan Rachel Wood, Mandy Moore and Alexis Bledel are doing more than fine wtith their careers and personal lives, Hilary Duff and Raven have still their solid teen fanbase and the Olsens are doing their own thing, Amanda Bynes and Lilo have gone downhill and i would love for them to disappear for good.

Still, if Vanity Fair was to do another spread today, who would be on it? After the jump i made a list of the teen actresses today that would make the cut, i haven't included any popstars because i don't really care about them but feel free to suggest and agree or disagree about my picks. Teen Queens ahead!

Kiernan Shipka

Age: 13

Seen in: 'Mad Men'. 

Why should we look out for her? She's already getting recognised for her role as Sally Draper in 'Mad Men' and will be next seen alongside Dakota Fanning and Elizabeth Olsen in 'Very Good Girls'. Kiernan is here to stay.