
I switched it up on you -- you saw the front already; now here's the back, which is low and sexy. So she's not in a giant red poncho bubble, or anything.

Now, having seen the back, knowing it's open, does it change your impression of the outfit from the front? This had already kind of grown on me by the time I saw the back, but I could see where HOW full coverage it is feels less jarring when you know that the other side doesn't match.

And if she's cold, it works a bit like a Slanket. Just pull it around you nice and tight, Margot!

Li Jun Li, who plays a cabaret singer in the film, looks VERY cool in this. I don't like the bodice -- the cups don't feel like they're in the right place, for one thing -- but the ruffles and the skirt's asymmetry are neat, and the red belt with that sage color really works. And the LIPSTICK. I would change out the shoes, but when wouldn't I. On balance, though, this ALSO really grew on me.
