Many of my cake designs are inspired by fashion. I don't get too many opportunities to create some of the more elaborate cakes that I sketch in my spare time, but a girl can dream, right? Also, I'm a fashion junkie in general, so I'm sharing my favorite Oscar gowns from last nights show.
Mila Kunis in Ellie Saab Haute Couture, via thesuperficial.comMila is my pick for Best Dresses. She is looking flawless, not overdone, Old Hollywood glamorous but still young and chic. The dress is perfection, and although I'm not huge on lavender, it's working here. The contrast in the textures of the chiffon and lace are just lovely, and I would love to recreate the look on a cake. There is a perfect balance of womanly and sexy.
Jennifer Lawrence in Calvin Klen, via thesuperficial.comA lot of the critics are hating on Jennifer Lawrence's dress, however, I see it as she is pulling off a dress that not a lot of people could. In a simple dress like this, any roll or dimple is going to show, and she, simply, looks amazing (see also: January Jones at the Golden Globes).
Yes, the top looks a little Baywatch-esque, but she is killing it! The hair and makeup are perfectly on point to keep it from looking trashy. The orangy-red is supa fresh and modern.
Cate Blanchett in Givenchy Haute Couture, via celebuzz.comLast but not at all the least, Cate Blanchett: Always one of my red carpet favorites because of her eclectic and daring taste. Her hair is adorable here. . The pleats have me swooning. Again, I would never choose lavender for myself, but she is glowing, and the detailing is unlike anything I have ever seen. I could totally see it on a cake!
I was lucky enough to be asked to provide a cake for the Oscar party to benefit United Way at Acapulco Restaurant in Stillwater last night. Photos will be up soon!
