Ginnifer Goodwin got some negative comments about the dress she wore at the Calvin Klein collection & Los Angeles Nomadic branch (Land) first yearly bash for the L.A. Arts Monthly and Art Los Angeles modern last January 28, 2010. Basically it was criticized for being way too big, though it may seem hard to dream that something does not look nice when Ginnifer Goodwin is wearing it.
The 31-year-old actress was born in Memphis, Tennessee. Her father owned and operated a recording studio, so you can say that she has never been very far away from the world of entertainment. While she first starred in the television programs Law & Order and Ed, possibly her main source of fame are the movies Mona Lisa Smile and He's Just Not That into You. However, we should not forget the Hbo series Big Love, where she is currently in a important role as Margene Heffman.
At the Calvin Klein Party, the puffed sheer sleeves and the ruching on the front of the dress overwhelmed Ginnifer Goodwin's relatively tiny frame. Even if the dress was in her size, the long necklace she chose to accessorize with did not compliment the dress and instead only drew attention towards the floor.
However, there was one big plus about the outfit the young actress had chosen that evening, and it is a big one. Ginnifer Goodwin's gorgeous satin peep toe booties indubitably stole the show. Basically they were like the gladiator sandal's grown up sister. It is well known that the actress is over her tomboy phase in terms of fashion, and Ms. Goodwin is often seen wearing cashmere, silk, and satin clothes. No one would argue that she should not be allowed to wear 3-inch heels, stay out late, and get away with wearing revealing clothing. We welcome that she is ready to flaunt her feminine side.
Ginnifer's shoes for the evening were Aldo Mickolick Pumps. While expensive, luckily there are cheaper versions out there that look roughly as luxurious. If the American actress can find a best dress to match the sandals with next time, we will be even more excited.
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