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"  The first thing I thought when I saw Michael Fassbender in Shame was that no self-respecting sex addict would ever wear so many scarves. And, apparently, the first thing the voting members of the Academy thought was... meh. The movie was completely locked out of this year&amp;#039;s Oscar nominations, which is, well, a shame (too easy!) for us style bloggers because Fassbender looked excellently urban throughout the whole film. And, though costume-design awards tend to go to the woman that makes Johnny Depp look most insane each year, there&amp;#039;s something to be said for a great performance while wearing a nice wardrobe \u2014 glen plaid overcoats, corporate hair that doesn&amp;#039;t reek of gel, all those damn scarves \u2014 that conveys a character, but also offers solutions for how men might want to dress as they get ready for work and go on dates (or, you know, sex binges). Also, this probably means Michael Fassbender won&amp;#039;t be on the Oscar red carpet. Bummer. And nor will Ryan Gosling, who had the best casual wardrobe in Drive this season \u2014 who can forget that custom jacket? \u2014 and was also shut-out of the awards. If he&amp;#039;s looking to show his new-found style mettle, maybe The Gosling will show up in support of his movie&amp;#039;s nomination for sound editing. Or do one better, pull a Shame, and turn up completely naked with co-star Albert Brooks, who had the best response of the morning: &amp;quot;I got ROBBED. I don&amp;#039;t mean the Oscars, I mean literally. My pants and shoes have been stolen.&amp;quot; Unfortunately, he may not need them anyway. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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