Jennifer Lawrence Gown Goes Viral
CUOMO: I don't want to talk to either of you. Welcome back to NEW DAY. You saw the dress, white Dior gown, Hollywood sweetheart, Jennifer Lawrence wore at the Golden Globes raised a lot of eyebrows, launched an avalanche of imitations online. It's now called lawrencing and even animals are getting in on the act. Jeanne Moos has more.</s>JEANNE MOOS, CNN NATIONAL CORRESPONDENT (voice-over): No matter how great they say you look. No matter how amazing. Jennifer Lawrence learned the hard way that the fashion police are out to get you.</s>UNIDENTIFIED MALE: This is a catastrophe.</s>MOOS: They had the nerve to compare her Dior gown to the little mermaid's outfit. There were some sensational imitations tweeted out by actor, Colton Haynes, for instance. Dressed up in comforters and sheets, it became known as lawrencing. This Denver TV anchor tweeted out who wore it better, Jennifer Lawrence or my floor director, Aaron. Lawrencing was an instant hit was so easy any idiot can do it using materials that anyone has at home. We topped of our cabbage patch look alike. There's LV, the dog combination pug in beagle. Magic made out of a pillow case and two neck ties. When Elly Roundtree and friends saw Jennifer Lawrence on the red carpet they decided to transform</s>LV. (on camera): The outfit stayed on for about 5 minutes.</s>UNIDENTIFIED FEMALE: Not even. 30 seconds. We nailed it there with LV's coy look at the camera.</s>MOOS (voice-over): Most said they love her. As one fan put it, she could wear a about your lap sack and it changes nothing. The haters are just jealous. The much maligned gown was front and center on Dior's web site. (on camera): The dress is available by special order, but since its custom made she couldn't specify a price. (voice-over): Attention is priceless, so a tequila company dressed up a bottle. The Fine Betting Company encouraged customers to don a duvet. Even Godzilla addressed the dress issue. It started out on the red carpet and ended up being copied by a copycat. Jeanne Moos, CNN, New York.</s>CUOMO: What do you think?</s>BOLDUAN: I think it's a non-controversy. I don't know why they pick on her and make fun of her.</s>BERMAN: I think it shows a lack of creativity. Anyone who would do that is not creative.</s>CUOMO: Jumping on it like we want to be a part of this because it's popular.</s>BOLDUAN: We have to do it now too. We don't do non-controversies here at NEW DAY. We refuse.</s>CUOMO: This is about news. I don't really see the news value in Lawrence.</s>BERMAN: Take the high road.</s>BOLDUAN: That dress might not look good on everybody. So maybe some people shouldn't ever wear it.</s>CUOMO: We should spend our time talking about things that matter like taxes. Not this lawrencing.</s>BOLDUAN: And partisanship. Anyway we'll take a break now.</s>CUOMO: We'll thank Phil the best man on the show this morning for taking one for the team.</s>BOLDUAN: Who can rock a skirt and then he crossed the line. That's why I asked for anyone other than Phil.</s>CUOMO: Italian, though. So he gets a pass.</s>BOLDUAN: Coming up on NEW DAY, police descend on Justin Bieber's estate over egg throwing. Talk of possible felony charges and now drugs are seized from the home. Is Bieber's bad boy behavior caught up to him or is he being treated unfairly? We'll talk about that ahead.