This one is also nice, but the dress looks a little weird on her figure. I "love" how her figure is thought of as revolutionary in Hollywood. I would kill to be that kind of "voluptuous."
On a related note, I think one of the things that Mad Men reminds us (or at least me) - is too look presentable wherever you go out in public. Amy Alkon aka Advice Goddess, who I love but for some reason forget to read, points out the need to dress well (I think it applies to men as well).
Too many American women complain to me that they can't get boyfriends, yet can't imagine that their running around in big ugly pants and big ugly shoes, with no attention to their hair or face would have anything to do with it. A more European approach that's mostly true (and partly in the service of selling beauty products): "There are no ugly women, only lazy ones." -- Helena Rubenstein.
On a side note, last week during the Torah studies two girls (getting ready for their Bat Mitzvah's) showed up in pajamas, they proceeded to ignore the rabbi the whole time - gossiping and laughing the whole time. What kind of parent lets their child out in pajamas especially if they are going to Synagogue? A little respect?
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