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It may have been cold and raining, but Jessica Alba pulled a Rachel Weisz and went with the floral motif anyway.
Keeping dry under an umbrella, the actress continued to bloom during her visit to Good Morning America on Tuesday in a forest green knee-length Narciso Rodriguez dress and floral embroidered Nicholas Kirkwood heels.
LOVE those shoes, girl! So cheerful!
Jess bundled up in a fitted knit coat and draped her Roger Vivier bag over her shoulder as she kindly signed autographs for some lucky fans.
Which only supports our non-scientific theory that dressing up in pretty ensems can totally boost your mood!
Try it some time, you guys!
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Rachel Weisz didn't let a dusting of snow keep her from bidding a cheerful good morning to the nation on Friday.
The actress even brought a dose of spring with her to the set of Good Morning America in NYC by wearing a dark green floral print Dolce & Gabbana dress with peplum accent and adding tights to keep her legs from freezing.
It's pretty and ladylike and makes us dream of a field of daisies!
The color's also a cute little nod to her role as the evil witch in the her new film Oz The Great and Powerful, which opens today, FYI.
We're ordering our tix as we type!
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Oz The Great and Powerful opens this Friday, and if you weren't already excited for it (how could you not be?!), here are some AH-mazing costume sketches and movie stills to whet your appetite!
Rachel Weisz's Wicked Witch of the West rocks the emerald-toned hues, of course, but it's definitely Michelle Williams as Glinda the Good Witch's pink and gold gown that tickles our fancy the most.
It's just so prettyful!
Quite notably, Mila Kunis is the only witch who werks it in some seksi skinnies and knee-high boots.
HAWT!
And just a few more days till we see them on the silver screen!
March is definitely getting off to a very good start!
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Rachel Weisz was a cream dream at the London premiere of Oz The Great And Powerful on Thursday.
The 42 year old walked down the perfectly paved yellow brick road in a Michael Kors belted lace gown that was a little on the plain side.
To jazz up her ensem, Rachel slipped on pair of jeweled Tabitha Simmons heels, carried a Sophia Webster clutch and wore a Fred Leighton watch.
The only complaint we have is about her hair; it's too similar to her Hollywood premiere look.
We would have loved to have seen some Veronica Lake curls or something a little more glam.
What about U???
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The ladies of Oz are dividing and conquering!
While her costars Michelle Williams and Rachel Weisz were hanging out with David Letterman and James Franco, Mila Kunis was in the City of Angels on Tuesday attending a luncheon thrown by W magazine in honor of her new position as brand ambassador for Gemfields jewelry.
Ashton Kutcher's leading lady wore a delicate white Elie Saab lace mini dress with a buttoned collar and tiered panels along the skirt.
The dainty dress looked ideal on Mila's petite figure and against her beautiful olive-toned skin and dark hair.
She is one SULTRY hottie!
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Step back, everybody! Bombshell coming through!!!
Rachel Weisz was every shade of stunning at the Oz The Great and Powerful premiere in Tokyo on Wednesday.
The actress wore a wine-colored strapless Lanvin gown and Jimmy Choo shoes to walk the red carpet alongside James Franco, who looked pretty good himself.
But Rachel outshone him with her shiny dark waves and seksi smokey eyes.
Is she a good witch or a bad witch? We'd say she's a totally HOT witch!
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Rachel Weisz was far from witchy at the Hollywood premiere of Oz The Great And Powerful on Wednesday night.
The Wicked Witch of the East opted for an orange, floor-length Victoria Beckham dress with cutout detailing at the bust that hugged her curves like a sports car rounding a sharp turn.
A gold Lanvin box clutch, Jimmy Choo pumps and Tiffany & Co. jewelry completed her sleek look.
Simple, sophisticated and sexy, just like Rachel!
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