PHOTOS: Natalie, Mila & More Turn It Out For Black Swan

by Julia Rubin | 10:50 am, November 13th, 2010

LA’s AFI FEST ended with a screening of Natalie Portman and Mila Kunis‘s ballet flick, Black Swan. Natalie and Mila battle it out onstage in the psychological thriller that’s gathering major Oscar buzz, but it’s also fun to see how the two have fared on the Black Swan red carpet blitz this fall. This time they were joined by Winona Ryder (who also stars in the movie), Heidi Klum and Dita Von Teese.

Check out the pictures below and tell us who looks best and who looks like a mess!

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1.Natalie Portman

Natalie wore floral Rodarte to the screening — a nod to the fact that her friends Laura and Kate Mulleavy designed the film's ballet costumes. While the dress is certainly pretty, it feels a little less than November-appropriate. Natalie accessorized with gold retro slingbacks, a coordinating flower bracelet and a maroon clutch.

2.Mila Kunis

In contrast to Natalie's sunny look, Mila opted for a black frock more befitting of the film's title. The Oscar de la Renta dress was anything but basic with a tiered and ruffled skirt, and bodice and strap detailing. She also wore bowed platform Louboutins and glittery baubles.

3.Dita Von Teese

Dita looked glam (shocking!) in a sparkly, strapless red dress. Embellished black Loubs, red nails and her signature bombshell makeup completed the very Dita ensemble.

4.Heidi Klum

Heidi didn't wear just any dress — she wore the Mondo Guerra dress that she defended on Project Runway. Nina Garcia had told her, "I'd like to see you wear that dress, Klum." Bam! Look what she's wearing now, Nina! Heidi's black platforms were barely visible under the floor-length polka dotted number that she paired with nude nails and a stack of bracelets (and no earrings!).

5.Winona Ryder

Something about Winona's red carpet appearance seemed off, but we can't put our finger on it. Maybe it's the tights she wore with her longish black dress? Or the heavy adornment (is it a cross?) on the dress's bodice? She also wore Louboutins, albeit ones that were decidedly less ornate that Mila and Dita's.