Cameron Diaz Oscars 2011 After Party Dress: Carolina Herrera Wild Print

Submitted by on Tuesday, 1 March 2011 | One Comment

It was party time at the Oscars last night and the stars were ready to ditch their long ball gowns for something a little more comfortable.

Cameron Diaz showed us her wild side by stepping out in a very short one shoulder mini dress designed by Carolina Herrera. The shortness of the dress, showed off Cameron Diaz’s assets which are her legs and asymmetrical style helped to give her some curves to her slender frame.

Animal print can often look a little tacky and sometimes people tend to overdo the look with tons of make up and accessories, however Cameron manages to pull of the style well by keeping her make up to the minimal and accessorising with a black clutch, some open toe booties and a pair of simple gold bangles.

We love her look, however what did you think of it? Can we give the animal print dress a roar of excitement or could have Cameron done better? Leave us your thoughts below….

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  • Irresistable Girl

    Where does Cameron think she’s going with this short mini-dress, she should put this type of dresses away, because she much too old for these type of dressing. This dress wouldn’t look to bad on her if she was 10 years younger or if she did look good for her age, which she doesn’t. Because look at her once gorgeous face, look at how it’s aging and wearing this short dress doesn’t do her any justice to her fading good looks, it just makes her looks so cheap whose on the pull for any guy who would date her at this vanity fair bash, because she is desperate old slapper (british name for a slut. Fashion Police where are you, when you are needed on the celebrity bashes?

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