Fashion police: The Grammys
Updated: 2014-01-27 16:30
By Cindy Gu (chinadaily.com.cn)
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The 56th Grammy Awards was held in Los Angeles on January 27, 2014. Here's the editor's choice of some of the most stunning (and not so stunning) dresses of the night.
Taylor Swift in Gucci Premiere
Editor's note: Immaculate. Flawless. Elegant. Graceful. All covered up, yet oh-so-sexy. To sum up - a golden goddess. One of Taylor's best assets is her long and slender legs and she showed them off by choosing a slim and figure-hugging gown. Through adding a shiny belt and wearing her hair up, she bought attention to her upper body, which further 'elongated' her legs. To the 'Trouble' singer, dressing up and romancing are both, no troubles.
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