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2009/05/25

About Women's Fashion: Angelina Jolie (and Her Tats) in Cannes

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  from Cynthia Nellis
I don't always love what Angelina Jolie wears, but I usually do like the way she wears it: on her own terms.

 
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Angelina (and Her Tats) in Cannes
Whether it's an inexpensive secondhand dress or a couture creation, Angelina likes to accessorize with her many tattoos instead of the usual red carpet diamonds. It's an unconventional approach for the beautiful actress to mix tattoos and couture, but it works for her. In Cannes, Angelina Jolie wore a sheer nude asymmetrical Versace gown that showed off both her arm and back tattoos. What do you think?

 
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On screen and on the red carpet Hilary Swank is known as an top-notch actress. But is this latest look -- a gray Armani gown -- right for Hilary? You decide. (Photo Credit: Sean Gallup/Getty Images)

 
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