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Oscar dress replicas already on sale. When do these people sleep?

No sooner have we got over the hangover from our Ryan Seacrest drinking game (a drink every time he doesn't ask about the dress) than this happens. Thanks to The Fashion Police for alerting us to the fact that eDressMe, frequent purveyors of celebrity rip-off dresses, have already started flogging Oscars-inspired frocks. It's only Thursday!

You too can look like Kate Winslet, Sarah Jessica Parker, Natalie Portman, Angelina Jolie or Amy Adams in a 'budget' alternative (I say budget, but they're $300+ each). Or if you'd prefer, there are also plenty of Golden Globe style dresses too, including JLo, Angelina or Eva Longoria.

If you want.

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Posted by Gemma on February 26, 2009 2:41 PM in Academy Awards| Award Shows| The Oscars
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I just posted about these today, but they've had them since Tuesday.

Posted by: Jael | February 26, 2009 2:48 PM

"If you want" is the operative phrase - they look really cheaply made, even in the photographs. I think for the money you'd do far better trying not to source an identikit look and go for something better, even if you are inspired by the cut or colour of a certain design. And I say this having fallen in love with Kiera Knightley's green dress from Atonement and buying one off eBay. What a disappointment! Nasty, shiny (prob. flammable!) fabric. Waste of £60, and that's considerably less than these are selling for.

Posted by: Zoe | February 26, 2009 4:07 PM

And why did they copy two of the ugliest dresses??

Posted by: eyeliah | February 26, 2009 6:04 PM