Almost Everyone Stuck To Neutrals For The 2012 Oscars Luncheon

Usually Meryl's the only one with a more conservative (some would say matronly) look. Today, it seems as if her peers decided to follow along with her fashion sense.

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Reporter just told Clooney he's "well established." He replied, "Old? Is that what you mean?" #Oscars #NomLunch

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Janet McTeer's phone in purse just went off in press room and she joked, "Can you turn your phones off please? No respect for talent."

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"When I read the books, she never felt that foreign to me. The character I played in Social Network felt much more foreign to me." - Mara

Surprisingly prim for the Dragon Tattoo star. And can she go back to her natural hair color already?

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"The Oscar's better than the money. The villains are the ones you do for money. They're expensive...or they will be now." - Gary Oldman

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Blech, I just did not love Michelle Williams' dress here. It gave me the mental image of a six-year-old having tea with friends; I think her style works much better when the dress highlights her curves. But at least it was neutral.

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We see you trying to buck the neutrals system with those stripes, Mr. Sorkin!

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"People at home think we all just hang out together...the truth is I hadn't seen Brad in about a year. It's fun to catch up." - Clooney

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Hands down, Viola Davis has the brightest dress at the luncheon. She's also the only one that the Academy's Twitter account caught signing autographs. (Aww.)

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