Who Wore UGGs on the Red Carpet?

The world premiere of "The Great Gatsby" was in NYC last night! 

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Leonardo DiCaprio and Carey Mulligan looked fantastic, but...there was a striking contrast between Anna Wintour's classic dress and André Leon Talley's bright outfit and UGGs. He's Vogue's former Editor-at-large and a big influencer in the fashion world. So, UGGs on the Red Carpet: ballsy or crazy?? (I was denied entrance into a club for wearing UGGs. Now I realize that the door people should have respected/been in awe of my fashion sense.)

Read on for more looks from the Red Carpet.

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Nina Dobrev in Versace, Carey Mulligan in Lanvin, Isla Fisher in Dolce & Gabbana

I thought these were by far the best female looks. Is it just me...or could people have done MORE? I feel like the outfits were very understated compared to other movie premieres.  It's like people interpreted "The Great Gatsby" theme of old-timey to equal boring?

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Singer Florence Welch in Miu Miu. Do you love or hate? 

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Anjelica Houston: I don't know. The sunglasses, the pale pantyhose...I don't know.  It doesn't say Red Carpet to me. It says, "I have to attend a funeral after this." :(  

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Carey Lowell: There's nothing wrong with this.  It's just that not exciting. And I like the coat, but I imagine what it looks like buttoned up and I think of a huge rectangle. Would there be any shape? 

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Actress Kate Mulvany: Yes! Thank you! I am so NOT over the bright colors and lace yet!


What do you think? I applaud classics, basics, all black, and understated looks. But rather than a Red Carpet event, it felt like people attending a Broadway show. (And not even opening night!) Perhaps the trend is going caaaaaj as in "casual". Red Carpet Caj.

PS. I don't know how "Fashion Police" blogs/shows/mags do this! I feel like I'm cyber bullying by commenting on celebrities' outfits.