Cat Deeley made a case for the trend in a sleek SJOBECK white top and SJOBECK colorblocked pencil skirt at the 34th College Television Awards Gala.

The Top:
SJOBECK Top

The Skirt:
SJOBECK Colorblock Pencil Skirt

The Shoes:
Giuseppe Zanotti Metal-heel Suede Sandals

Anna Kendrick’s ASOS Pique Chelsea Scalloped Shift Dress

Courtney Robertson, the controversial finalist on The Bachelor, has shocked more than just fans by trying on wedding dresses in Beverly Hills on Wednesday.

Nicki Sterling, who was eliminated this week, is beside herself as well.

Sterling is “positively shocked” by the photos, and the implication that Robertson, a season-long source of Bachelor drama will get Ben Flajnik’s final rose.

“I’d have to chew on that for a while,” Sterling tells People. “I don’t even know. I’m kind of shocked right now. I’m sorry, wow, my mouth is open right now.”

There’s always the possibility that the attention-loving Courtney Robertson was merely putting on a publicity stunt of sorts. Or maybe she was “modeling”!

“I would hope and pray that is not the case,” Sterling says of a possible stunt by Court. “There are no words to describe how horrible that would be.”

“I mean, somebody’s heart is on the line.”

“Not just somebody’s, but Ben who I care deeply about. I cannot believe anybody – even as manipulative as Courtney – would take it that far. I would hope not.”

Only time (and perhaps some more hinting on Court’s part, or The Bachelor spoilers if you’re into that sort of thing and believe them) will tell.

J. Crew’s Jenna Lyons Turns Down Oscar Dress Request
Celebrity Beauty

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The Oscars are considered the most important show during awards season. So, what designer would say no to a chance to be featured on the red carpet?

J. Crew President Jenna Lyons actually turned down a request last week to design something for Sunday’s show. Michelle Obama may be the best thing to happen to J. Crew, but why not enter the big leagues and design for an A-list movie star?

“We just got asked to do something for somebody for the Oscars, literally this morning. I said, ‘When are the Oscars? Two weeks? No way.’ We can’t turn samples and make really good-quality clothes on such a tight timeline,” Lyons said in an interview with ABC. “I certainly love the idea, but we’re not set up that way. If someone wants to wear a feathered skirt and a cashmere sweatshirt, then sure.”

After Michelle Williams donned an H&M dress on the BAFTA red carpet, we are hoping to see some gowns the masses can afford this weekend. Do you wish J. Crew would be featured on the red carpet? And since Obama is clearly not walking the carpet this weekend, who do you think made the request?