Michelle Williams holds her trophy from the 27th Annual Film Independent Spirit Awards in Santa Monica, California on Saturday (February 25th) night.

She wore a Louis Vuitton Pre-Fall 2012 navy and white shorts suit with buttoned up blouse. Williams also chose an embroidered Catcher In The Rye clutch from Olympia Le Tan.

The My Week With Marilyn actress won the Best Female Lead award; remembering her first appearance at this show years ago and thanking the “mistifts, outcasts, loners.”

“I wore my own clothes, which were not very good,” Williams said. “And I cut my own hair, which was not very good. But I still remember feeling that in this room, that was O.K., possibly even preferred.

“And what I thought then, and I still feel now, is that it’s because this is a room full of misfits, outcasts, loners, dreamers, mumblers, delinquents, dropouts – just like me. And I want to say thank you for supporting me, and welcoming me and making me feel at home in this room and in this community, all the way back then, and now, when the only thing that I own that I’m wearing is my dignity. Thank you very much.”

Williams is also nominated for an Oscar at tonight’s broadcast.

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The Artist was tops at the 27th Annual Film Independent Spirit Awards held in Santa Monica, California on Saturday (February 25th) night.

Seth Rogen hosted the ceremony which may turn out to be a preview for the winners of tonight’s Academy Awards show.

Among The Artist’s accolades for the night: Best Feature, Best Director, Best Male Lead and Best Cinematographer prompting the host to joke about it’s dominance.

“‘The Artist’ is winning everything,” Rogen told the audience. “I thought this is why we created a foreign film category. We can’t compete with them.”

Michelle Williams took the Best Female Lead prize for her turn as the iconic Marilyn Monroe in My Week with Marilyn and George Clooney‘s costar in The Descendants, Shailene Woodley grabbed the win for Best Supporting Female Actress.

Chistopher Plummer and Rogen’s 50/50 also ended up with trophies.

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Dianna Agron bucked the black gown trend and wore fuchsia to the Screen Actors Guild Awards.   Her Carolina Herrera gown was light, flowy and very pretty, but seemed a bit old for her.   Great choice of color, though!

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Glee star Lea Michele chose a daring dress for the Screen Actors Guild Awards.  The silver Versace gown featured bandage strips on the bodice and a flowing skirt slit waaaaay up to there.  Yeah, right there.   Michele has great legs and should rightfully show them off as she sees fit, but once again I find that she’s just trying too hard.   We know you’re young and hot, girl, without you pointing it out to us at every opportunity.

What did you think of her SAG Awards look?  Drop a comment!

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The Help‘s Emma Stone totally rocked her look at the 2012 SAG Awards on Sunday.  She chose a tea-length Alexander McQueen dress with an embellished lace bodice, and gorgeous stilettos with a peep toe and an ankle strap.  She managed to be adorable and totally glam at the same time. Pardon me for gushing, but I really loved her ensemble!

Stone had a very special date for the evening:  her mom!

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George Clooney and Stacy Keibler made a stunning couple at the 2012 SAG Awards on Sunday night.   Clooney lost the Best Actor award to The Artist‘s Jean Dujardin, but he is clearly winning with his current honey.  Stacy wore a black lace gown with a scalloped neckline by Marchesa.   I love it, and I can’t wait to see what she wears to the Oscars.

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 Sofia Vergara wore pink at last night’s Screen Actors Guild Awards.  Her strapless gown by Marchesa featured a structured bodice that reminded me of wings getting ready to fly right off her chest.   (Oh dear, I think I’ve now officially looked at too many SAG Awards red carpet photos.)

Vergara looked great of course; then again, she is the kind of person who could wear any old schmatte and make it look fabulous.

More views after the jump, including a photo of her wielding her statuette from Modern Family‘s Best Comedy Ensemble win.  Congratulations guys!

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Hollywood turned out in force for the 2012 Screen Actors Guild Awards on Sunday, January 29th.

The Help took three awards, including Outstanding Performance By A Female Actor In A Leading Role (Viola Davis), Outstanding Performance By A Female Actor In A Leading Role (Octavia Spencer) and Outstanding Performance By A Cast In A Motion Picture.   The HBO hit fantasy series Game Of Thrones won an award for best stunts, and Modern Family took home The Actor statuette for Outstanding Performance By An Ensemble In a Comedy Series.

See the entire list of winners below.  Did your favorite actor win?  Drop a comment and tell us!

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Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie both wore black to the 2012 SAG Awards on Sunday night.   Angelina chose a halter dress by Jenny Packham that was just about as uninteresting as Jennifer Aniston‘s DGA dress.  (Oh dear, I just pitted Angelina and Jen against each other… that was a cheap one, wasn’t it?)

Most folks don’t care what designers the men wear, but in case you’re curious, Brad’s suit is by Balenciaga.

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Viola Davis took home a Screen Actors Guild Award for Lead Actress (The Help) tonight!  She wore a custom white gown with bronze embroidery by Marchesa  for the evening’s festivities.   I love how this dress brings out the chocolate tone of her skin, but nothing is brighter than Davis’ smile in this photo.  She won!

The Help turned out to be a SAG favorite, scoring awards for Best Ensemble and Best Supporting Actress (Octavia Spencer) in addition to Davis’ win.

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