I love that she doesn’t look like Betty outside of the show. She’s an actress. She’s being herself, not the character.

However on Oprah, her makeup was so overdone it was distracting.
Yikes!

Jon Hamm is gorgeous!

I think January looked the best out of all the women. She wore something that Judy Jetson would wear and that gets thumbs up from me.

She looked wicked.

January: I applaud her for taking a risk. Few others did. I thought the white was beautiful without being bridal or (yawn) grecian goddess, even though the bust a tad ill-fitting — hair and makeup – meh. She is lovely, no doubt, but why is it that she shines on higher wattage in 60’s garb?

Christina: Not an earth shattering innovation, by any means — but considering most designers keep sample-sizes (former Neiman Marcus employee here) rather than Joanie-sizes on hand — I think she got one helluva good fit. She is not a woman who can (easily) wear a strapless or one-shouldered (Wilma) dress…

…witness the horror that was Patricia Arquette’s choice: http://view.picapp.com/default.aspx?iid=6558811&term=patricia,arquette&ContributorId=3&CategoryId=4

I think Christina brought it on like a brick house – she’s mighty, mighty~~

Elisabeth: Agreed that she can do neutrals — but this wasn’t the one. Satin is unforgiving — both in wrinkles and the ability to ’stumpify’. This dress was designed for a much taller woman.

However — BONUS points! for beautiful styling. Hair and make-up were perfect. Glow from being in love, priceless.

My favorite ladies – well done indeed.

I saw Jon and January on Oprah, and he did look kind of small, but that could have been how they filmed the show. They were shot from above, which always makes you look shorter. And the set was strangely out of proportion, with that huge couch and Oprah’s desk, which looked like it was about 5 blocks away from the couch. Even Oprah looked like a kid sitting at that desk. The set was horrible.