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Costume Design Awards
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"I'd like to take a moment of silence for all the disco balls that died during the making of this dress." - Anne Hathaway
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The calm before the storm.
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Cinematic costumes lined the walls.
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More.
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Lacoste tapped FIDM graduates to dream up polo shirts for the future. This is Dakota Keller's take on a roller derby uniform.
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Jill Sorensen's x-ray polo would help diagnose injured players on the field immediately.
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Rebecca Howard's multi-functional polo for the "fashionable young scholar" features a hood that works as a UV screen by day and a reading light by night.
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David Dean Cruz's polo features compressions that trigger different pressure points to stimulate the muscles.
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This look is sure to produce some interesting tan lines.
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Each table setting featured a sewing machine centerpiece and a bevy of Lacoste fragrances.
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Joel McCale consistently cracked up the crowd.
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Although well-deserved, Career Achievement Award winner Eduardo Castro's lengthy acceptance speech was a running joke.
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Amy Poehler and a very pregnant Maya Rudolph hilariously introduced Steve Martin.
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Steve Martin hilariously introduced Distinguished Collaborator Award winner, SNL's Lorne Michaels.
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Between handing out awards, an entertaining Lacoste montage showcased all the films graced with their iconic polo shirts.
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Lily Collins was perfect as usual.
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The chicest of them all: Outstanding Made for TV Movie or Mini-Series winner for American Horror Story, Lou Eyrich.
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Whistles, flushed faces and roaring applause followed Russell Crowe, who introduced Lacoste Spotlight Award winner Anne Hathaway.