Lets see amazing gowns which celebrities preferred.

All in black

Amy Poehler, 38-year-old Parks and Recreation actress , was dressed in a classy black strapless gown by Reem Acra with silver embroidery, Stuart Weitzman shoes, carring Judith Leiber clutch and Chopard jewelry

The 35-year-old actress Jenna Fischer, the star of The Office preferred a black Reem Acra satin long dress with Jimmy Choo shoes, Christian Louboutin clutch. She wore Sutra earrings, Amrapali bracelet and Neil Lane ring.

The Alyson Hannigan American Pie actress looked hot in a sexy black strapless dress.

Cherry Jones, who received the statue for Outstanding Supporting Actress in a Drama Series for 24, was in black too.

Pregnant Heidi Klum was outstanding in a black lace gown with embroidered bodice by Marchesa. She opted Lorraine Schwartz accessories and Christian Louboutin pumps.

She came with her musician husband Seal.

Another future mommy Kortney Kardashian stopped her choice on a strapless black Bcbg dress too, accessoried with Christian Louboutin shoes, and Super Gems jewelry. Very simple style.

Tina Fey was in a grecian styled Gucci dress and the same designer’s footwear.

Yunjin Kim

Navy dreams, blue sky

The 37-year-old actress Christina Applegate shines in a navy silk charmeuse dress with a embroidery and draped lace details from Basil Soda, with amazing Lorraine Schwartz accessories.

Mindy Kaling The Office starlet was in a blue poury dress by Alice Temperley. She accessorized with Jimmy Choo clutch, Martin Katz jewelry.

Shohreh Aghdashloo and Julia Louis-Dreyfus

Iranian actress Shohreh Aghdashloo wore a Lorena Sarbu gown, Cartier jewels, Swarovski clutch , Stuart Weitzman pumps.

Victoria Rowell and Vanessa Williams

Sarah Silverman

Christina Hendricks was in sexy L’Wren Scott navy and black lace gown.

White clouds

The 45-year-old Law and Order Mariska Hargitay was in a silver Carolina Herrera dress, paired with Fred Leighton glamour necklace and earrings and Christian Louboutin pumps.

Olivia Wilde graced the red carpet in amazing Marchesa dress from the Spring 2010 collection, she also accessoried with Jimmy Choo footwear, jewelry by Kwiat and a Marchesa clutch.

Jessica Lowndes, The 90210 hottie, was in a stylish white dress with black trimmings.

January Jones – white Atelier Versace gown and clutch, Neil Lane jewelry, Jimmy Choo “Keenan” platform sandals.

Kim Kardashian was perfect in her white one-shoulder dress by Ina Soltani, Gucci shoes, Swarovski clutch and Siera ring.

Private Practice Kate Walsh looked amazing in strapless J.Mendel dress, Louis Vuitton shoes, and an Aldo clutch.

Alicia Witt

Cat Deeley

Eva LaRue

Holly Hunter

Jennifer Love-Hewitt

Julie Benz

Kate Linder

Kathy Griffin

Red kisses

That 70’s Show Mila Kunis looked ever-so-extravagant in a sexy Monique Lhuillier dress.

Debra Messing came in Michael Kors gown, Lorraine Schwartz jewelry

Jennifer Morrison wore a dress by Calvin Klein.

Blake Lively was super glam in red Versace gown, accessorized with Lorraine Schwartz aceesories and Christian Louboutin shoes.

Hayden Panettiere was in red too: J.Mendel gown, Fred Leighton accessories, Judith Lieber handbag and Bally gold pumps.

Hope Davis

Angela Kinsey

Toni Collette

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She will be their face of new release of sterling silver ring which proceeds go to children in need across the globe.

Save the Children is the independent fund creating permanent change in the lives of children in need in the US and over the world.

Bulgari has made a special sterling silver ring for the 125th anniversary, that pays homage to Sotirio Bulgari, the company’s promoter who began as a silversmith in the 1800′s.

The ring’s cost will vary from $60 to $290 and all money will go to Save The Children’s Rewrite the Future campaign.

Debra Messing will be featured in the photoshoot in May’s edition of Vanity Fair.

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Glamour magazine declares its annual Women of the Year homage with 10 special and inspirational winners who have made considerable contribution to the world of entertainment, business, sports, fashion, science, and politics.

Nicole Kidman has received Glamour Magazine Honors the 2008 Women of the Year.

Oscar-winning actress is using her star power as a Goodwill Ambassador for UNIFEM, the United Nations Development Fund for Women, where she is dedicated to raising awareness about violence against women, a human rights issue that affects as many as one in three women and girls worldwide.

The 41-year-old Aussie actress dressed in a white floor-grazing gownwith silver embroidery. She was so perfect.

Other winners of at 2008 year’s ceremony were Hillary Clinton and Jane Goodall, supermodel Tyra Banks,  athletes Misty May-Treanor and Kerri Walsh, artist Kara Walker, human rights Nujood Ali and Shada Nasser and Chanel CEO Maureen Chiquet.

Condoleezza Rice was named one of the Glamour magazine’s “Women of the Year” Monday night.

Condoleezza Rice — As U.S. Secretary of State, Rice has championed the rights and health of women around the world, and put women’s issues on the front burner of U.S. foreign policy. In 2008 she announced The One Woman Initiative, a $100 million effort to empower women in Muslim countries.

More uncommonly, the magazine also awarded its prize to human rights lawyer Shada Nasser and Nujood Ali.

Nujood Ali and Shada Nasser - With the help of human rights lawyer Shada Nasser, 10-year old Yemeni child bride Nujood Ali took the stand against her husband in court, and was granted a historic divorce. Together Nasser and Ali are committed to saving other little girls from early marriage.

Hillary Clinton – This year the New York Senator, already the first First Lady of the United States elected to major public office and the first woman elected independently statewide in New York State, became one of the first female candidates for President of the United States, earning 18-million votes. In addition to inspiring generations of women and girls with her presidential run, she continues to advocate for improved health care and opportunities for women and children.

Tyra Banks - One of television’s fiercest female-power icons, Banks promotes diverse beauty and realistic body images on her shows. Her charity, the TZONE Foundation, funds organizations that encourage and support young women.

Maureen Chiquet - As global CEO of the Chanel brand–and one of the few female CEO‘s of a major international corporation-Chiquet has pushed the company to new heights by extending the Chanel legacy.

Jane Goodall (Lifetime Achievement) – Revolutionary primatologist, Goodall has devoted her life to bridging the human and animal worlds starting with the groundbreaking chimpanzee behavioral research she began nearly 50 years ago, which continues today.
Through the global Institute that bears her name, she has established community-centered conservation and development programs in Africa. A UN Messenger of Peace, Goodall also created Roots & Shoots, an international humanitarian and environmental youth program.

Nobel Women’s Initiative –The NWI is made up of six of the seven living female Nobel Peace Prize laureates: Shirin Ebadi, Mairead Corrigan Maguire, Wangari Maathai, Rigoberta Menchu Tum, Betty Williams and Jody Williams.

Since 2006 these women have been using their clout with world leaders to get them to take a stand against violence and to work for peace and human rights for all people – especially women and children.

Misty May-Treanor and Kerri Walsh — These women have game. The beach volleyball duo have dominated the sport as the only beach volleyball players in history to win back-to-back Olympic gold medals–which they did without losing a single set.

Kara Walker — A world-renowned artist, Walker wrestles with this country’s legacy of slavery in her provocative black paper silhouettes that have been seen in museums around the world.

Also along of the nights events were celebrities like Natalie Portman, Kate Bosworth, Taylor Swift, Sarah Michelle Gellar, Debra Messing, Fergie, America Ferrera and many, many others.

There is one thing I can’t understand. Do they think Angelina Jolie doesn’t deserve the award?

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