LAUREN'S VIEW ON PLASTIC SURGERY

Lauren Conrad was spotted posing on the red carpet of Hollywood Life's 6th Annual 2009 Hollywood Style Awards, held at the Armand Hammer Museum on October 6, there to support friend Brody Jenner who won the Young Men's Hollywood Style Icon Award (no comment). For Lauren's stylish ensemble, she paired Mara Hoffman's Spring 2010 floral frock (for similar, fun options, try Nu by Marc Anthony's Printed Dress in Print D, Single Dress' Beaded Floral Print Dress in Rose, or Pink Polka Dot's Pink/Black Abstract Dress) with a studded waist belt (I'm into CC Skye's Hermes-esque Ashley Belt in Black) and her favorite charm necklace and double finger ring (similar to Erica Anenberg's Pewter Double Finger Ring in Silver). She finished her look with a simple pair of classic black pumps. What are your thoughts on Lauren's look here, readers - personally, I think Lauren looks great when she wears a young and vibrant dress like this. In other LC news, do you remember when Lauren said that she wanted her BFF Lo to star in "LA Candy" the movie? Turns out that was more of a joke than anything! Lo tells E! News: "I would love to make a cameo, but I don't think I could handle a big role because I'm not an actress. A cameo would be really fun." And for those of you who have commented about the, ahem, not so subtle changes in Stephanie Pratt's face a few entries down, Lauren is speaking out about her opinion of her former castmates going under the knife. Conrad says, "It’s hard because you’re in that position where you’re being criticized for everything. It’s hard because do you ignore it, and try to be beautiful on your own and be happy with the way you look, or do you listen to the criticism. They put them on this platform, and they tear them apart and then they criticize them even more for changing themselves. It’s hard to say. I think you just try and be confident with the way you are." Do you agree with Lauren's stance, readers?

Dated: Oct 13 2009 @ 04:19 PM

Posted by: guest on Oct 13 2009 @ 07:22 PM

I kinda like it; she looks vibrant and happy. Her hair looks beautiful from the chin down.

Posted by: guest on Oct 13 2009 @ 10:15 PM

horrendous...

Posted by: guest on Oct 14 2009 @ 05:21 AM

I don't like her hair, but the dress is cute!

Posted by: guest on Oct 14 2009 @ 06:14 AM

She is the only Hills castmember that has mutilated her face!! They are ALL getting the gross plastic surgery. I'm so glad she is going all natural!!

Posted by: guest on Oct 14 2009 @ 10:52 AM

6:14am.. You mean that has NOT mutilated her face. Lol

Posted by: guest on Oct 14 2009 @ 11:15 AM

6:14am, how do u know she hasn't done any plastic surgery?

Posted by: guest on Oct 14 2009 @ 11:55 AM

well, 6:14 only said "mutilated" as in: pretending she was "improving" something on her face she absolutely ruined it, like Stephanie. If she's done something I can't tell

Posted by: guest on Oct 14 2009 @ 12:16 PM

I think she looks great here and I mostly agree with her - there's a lot of hypocrisy with plastic surgery. People are often very harsh about looks, but also judgmental about those who have surgery. Still, it is voluntary to be on a reality show and with The Hills being so superficial, the scrutiny shouldn't really come as a surprise.

Posted by: guest on Oct 14 2009 @ 03:28 PM

Well I wouldn't ask her since she doesn't need any plastic surgery. Ugly girls should be able to get plastic surgery and not be called "superficial". It is already beautiful girls in the search for perfection who are superficial. If you had a giant or crooked nose that people stared at all the time you may want to change it too.

Posted by: guest on Oct 14 2009 @ 04:55 PM

she looks so pretty, very girly and vibrant it makes me happy =]

Posted by: guest on Oct 15 2009 @ 12:46 AM

the dress is a bit short but she does look cute

Posted by: guest on Oct 15 2009 @ 02:23 AM

she looks cute, maybe change the hairstyle. could have been better.

Posted by: guest on Oct 15 2009 @ 10:19 AM

Beauty is relative so who says "this one's pretty so she is superficial" and "this one's ugly so her surgery is fine". Plastic surgery is a personal thing, but it gets weird when people just do it to "fit the standards", even when those standards are as f_ck_d up as what Heidi and Stephanie have in mind as "pretty"

Posted by: guest on Oct 15 2009 @ 09:16 PM

Technically fixing a cleft lip is plastic surgery. but for someone who is already beautiful pursuing perfection.. That is what I am talking about

Posted by: guest on Oct 23 2009 @ 03:04 PM

the dress is so horrible, looks like a carpet

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