You might think the NAACP Image Awards were all about 'Precious,' which won in most of the categories it and its actors were nominated in. But at BV on Style, they were a little bit about the fashion, too. The celebrities, who seemed split over whether this show is a floor-length gown affair or a flirty cocktail dress situation, came dressed to impress.

Jill Scott looked amazing in a form-fitting sparkling knee-length shift, winner Gabourey Sidibe went retro in a flapper-inspired number and icon Cicely Tyson wore a gender-bending pantsuit that was flattering and unique. Click through for BV's picks for the hottest (and not so hot) from the NAACP Image Awards red carpet.

Alexander McQueen, the celebrated and daring British fashion designer whose secondary line, McQ, was supposed to be presented at New York Fashion Week today, has been found dead in his London apartment.

A source at his office confirmed his death to the UK's Daily Mail, saying, "It is a tragic loss. We are not making a comment at this time out of respect for the McQueen family."

According to reports, the 40-year-old designer hanged himself. McQueen had weathered a lot of tragedy in recent years -- in May of 2007, his good friend Isabella Blow committed suicide, and just days ago, his mother, Joyce McQueen, died.

A slimmed down Queen Latifah wore a sliver jacket, jeans, and stiletto boots to sing 'America the Beautiful' at the Super Bowl last night. Was it an outfit fit for a Queen? Let us know below!

WARM & ROMANTIC: A new revolution in PDA-enabling winter gear: mittens that you and your significant other can wear while holding hands. They're called smittens. Cute or cheesy? [FabSugar]

SWINGING SIXTIES: Sixty has never looked better, Natalie Cole. [Hip Candy]

GIFTS FROM THE HEART: Stumped about what to get your loved one for V-Day? Look no further. [Stylin' & Profilin']

FASHION CONUNDRUM: What would you wear to a Beyoncé concert? [The Fashion Bomb]

Unlike the fashion at the often staid and formal acting award shows, the red carpet wear at the Grammys is supposed to be a little more colorful. This year? Not so much. It seemed like most of the celebrities showed up to Sunday night's awards in somber black, and the ones who didn't chose neutrals, silver or white.

Then again, you also expect Grammy fashion to be a little more daring, and in that respect, certain artists -- think Lady Gaga (of course) and Ciara -- definitely went out on a limb.

Click through to read more about the red carpet fashion at the 52nd annual Grammy Awards and to see what Beyonce, Ciara, Jennifer Hudson, Mary J. Blige and more were wearing.