Blake in Oscar de la Renta
THIS is how committed she is to the pap walk! You cannot tell me she couldn't have gotten into whatever building this is without having to walk across cobbles (shown in other photos) in the rain in this dress and teeny strappy shoes. Bless her, this is pretty enough, but I can't look at it without thinking of the part of Peter Gabriel's Sledgehammer video where his face is made of salad.
Blake Lively in Christopher John Rogers
This is a hilarious mess. I don't fully understand putting these two pieces together -- this is why I am not a stylist, perhaps -- but it's even weirder because she's got a huge coat situation as well...
... which you can see here, and when she really walks in it, the whole thing swirls together...
... and just creates more confusion, I think. I also think that someone, somewhere, has signed an NDA so that she can keep claiming she doesn't use a stylist. There is no way she sources all of these herself?! At the very least she has a personal assistant who is not technically a stylist, right?
in Dauphinette
This is a smaller designer, and I do like the idea of promoting that person's work. However, that coat is too much of a chaotic craft project for me.
in Dauphinette
The dress underneath it is cute enough, but the beaded red bits ALSO seem disorganized.
in Chanel
I don't hate this. It's fine? The pants are better than the shirt; the whole thing might be a hair tight.
in Pero (coat) and Dauphinette (dress)
I guess her Betty Buzz company threw this party, so it's a cross between their name and Lily Bloom or whatever. She looks very nice, with flowers woven into her hair here. The coat might stand out more over something simpler and/or not quite as short.
Like, imagine this dress with a longer skirt, and without the pieces of flair. Then the coat would be doing the work.
in Versace
I do not like the tights. This whole thing looks like it should have been made for Versace x Gymboree, honestly.