Skinny VS Curvy

Here’s a little collection for you all: 6 ladies, all pretty and all slim at Variety’s 2nd Annual Power Of Women Luncheon: Eva, Jennifer, Katie, Brooke, Maria and Anne.

Whose look do you love best?

“I think I’ve got really weird features. I have very large features on a very small head,” she tells the magazine. “But, you know, I’m not going to beat myself up. It’s my face. I’m not very pretty. But that’s OK because I do know that I look like myself, and I think at the end of the day, as nice as pretty is, authenticity is more important.” The self-effacing actress continues: “If I don’t work out at all, I have too much curve and no tone—which is not OK. It’s about finding balance.”

… says Anne in InStyle Magazine.

“Valentine’s Day” is loaded with stars – and they all stepped on the red carpet at The Grauman’s Chinese Theatre in Hollywood yesterday.

Let’s take a look at 3 of them: Anne in a super mini, Jennifer in a multi-fabric and figure-hugging dress and Jessica (and her new haistyle) in green.

Whose look do you like best?

See more of these ladies after the jump!

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3 young celebs, 3 little black dresses, 3 pairs of legs.

1. Leighton Meester,  23, ruffled mini, vivid make-up, animal print, slim legs.

2. Kristin Cavallari, 22, sparkly mini, red lips, skinny legs.

3. Anne Hathaway, 27, buttoned mini, white skin, slim legs.

See the other 2 girls after the jump!

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There were lots of celebs at the Variety’s 1st Annual Power of Women Luncheon and they were dressed in all the colors of the rainbow (unlike at some events, where they all seem to be in a black or a red mood). Above: a shiny, smiley and orange Anne Hathaway – I’m glad she’s back at this weight… remember THAT look?)

Below: Mad Men beauty January Jones, looking slim in a black dress.

What celebs are waiting for you in their pretty dresses on the next page? A silver AnnaLynne McCord, a white Paula Abdul and a green Christina Applegate!

Which look do you like best?

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