The Oscars are always Hollywood’s homage to beauty, fashion and film talent. This year, I was pleased to see flawless beauty, exquisitely executed fashion choices and jewelry worn with perfect harmony. Here’s my overview of the top accessory wearing ladies and why their jewelry choices impeccably aligned with their body blueprint™.

Natalie Portman
She makes pregnancy so beautiful. Here Tiffany & co. tassel earrings were prefect for three reasons:
1) They color coordinated with her gown and skin tone.
2) The size of post and dangling ball section is about the same size as her eyes thus repeating the shape and size that create harmony.
3) The earring length was about the size height as her ear thereby creating a natural balance from top to bottom.

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Halle Berry
She consistently scores an “A” in Oscar style. Her jewelry is classic, but illustrates so eloquently the simple rule of matching earrings to the size and shape of your eyes. The shine of the diamonds reflect the white of her eyes. She just glows.

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Jennifer Hudson
The newly svelte Ms. Hudson is stunning. Her gown graces and accentuates her curves in all of the right places and ways. Her earrings work for the same reasons as Natalie’s do with one addition. The earrings shape at the bottom, balance out the width of her hair and forehead line. Her choice in wearing a single cuff on one wrist and two on the other add more sparkle, but balance out the details in her gown. Her cuffs create balance in her hip area. The two medium size cuffs worn together give the appearance of chunky jewelry but match the new scale of her body. The size of her ring works for the same reason. The single bangle is worn next to the widest and most detailed part of her gown to complement and not compete. The two cuffs, bangle and ring all work together to create harmony with the hip/thigh area of her gown in relation to her body scale. Bravo!

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Celine Dion
It looks like she skipped earrings, but her necklace choice was spectacular and works perfectly for her. Here’s why. She has a long narrow face and the necklace creates harmony with the length because the pendant falls at her perfect placement point. A placement point is measured by repeating the length of your face from forehead to chin and then finding the corresponding distance in your bodice area. Draw an imaginary line and that becomes your placement point. The pendant shape and width then provides further balance by visually matching the widest part of her face. By using these two rules together, she created harmony between her body blueprint™and her jewelry. Gorgeous!

Photo by Jason Merritt/Getty Images - 2011