Maggie Gyllenhaal: mumsy or marvellous?

spl62907 0021 Maggie Gyllenhaal: mumsy or marvellous?

Ah, the mystery that is Maggie Gyllenhaal! If you’re a fashion blogger, it’s almost compulsory to worship at her style altar, but here’s the thing: while we don’t deny that Maggie’s a great actress and good lookin’ woman, The Fashion Police often think she dresses like someone in her 40s, who lives in a conservative small town, and maybe works in a school or something.  Her clothes frequently add around ten years to her age, and while this dress is pretty enough in itself, and certainly doesn’t look bad on her, as far as red carpet looks go, we’ve seen better.

But that’s just us, and we do seem to have something of a blind-spot when it comes to Maggie, so we ask you: is this look marvelous on her, or is it just a little bit mumsy?




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  1. Great fashion. The colors works for her. Its a grand secretary look. I am not thrilled with the black hose and shoes but I don’t hate them either.
    Horrible style. Style is appropriate for the occasion which this is not. She looks like she should be shopping and lunching with friends.

  2. I think the hair and the tights are the problem – she shouldn’t be wearing black tights with such a light dress imo. The hair is just odd too.. If she were wearing a more outlandish/overtly stylized outfit the hair would work better, it doesn’t match the dress at all!
    As someone else mentioned, I don’t think it’s very appropriate to the occasion either. It’s not just what you wear, it’s where you wear it!

  3. I think it’s adorable! However, it’s something she should wear to the mall or to lunch, not the red carpet.

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