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The three female leads of Oz the Great and Powerful put on their best fashion styles and made their entrances during the L.A. premiere of the flick. The question now is: Who's the fairest witch of them all? Will it be Mila Kunis in her lacy Dolce & Gabbana dress and Christian Louboutin heels? Perhaps Michelle Williams will reign in her demure embroidered Prada dress? Or Rachel Weisz will bewitch everyone in her Victoria Beckham gown and Lanvin clutch? Readers, you decide!
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