I could see this making a statement on Saoirse Ronan at the Oscars.

That jacket is quite stunning. I could sort of see Eva Longoria in this.

Elle Fanning?

I am not sure pants ironed THAT aggressively will ever read as anything but frumpy to me.

Lily Collins

Florence Pugh

And here we're getting into the sheers of it all -- not as overt as they used to be, in all instances, but still present where they need not be. I could see Portman in this.

I wouldn't mind Jennifer Lawrence giving that a shot, but I could see it easier on Constance Wu, maybe, or... honestly, why not Renee? It's a nice silhouette change for her.

That coat-dress feels very Markle.

Natalia Dyer

If it were black, Rooney Mara would do it.

My reaction was, 'Oh no,' which probably means Charlize will take it.

Get Gwen Christie that coat.

This is the one that made me think of a Grecian update of Aniston's. I think it's the droopy neckline.

KiKi Layne

Zoe Kazan

Zendaya

Must we?

MUST WE.

Sigh.

It never stops, does it? But this doesn't even feel like Dior to me; it's someone else's leftovers.

And what half-finished mess is this? 

Hmm. I could see Gal Gadot giving this life.

One of my pet peeves are the dresses where the only non-sheer parts end up looking like an ABSURDLY high-cut bathing suit.

This just doesn't even feel like anyone is trying.

But this is lovely. How about... Marsai Martin.

What about, say... Eliza Scanlen from Little Women.

*headdesk*

Line it, and try it on Caitriona Balfe?

Gugu Mbatha-Raw

Lupita

Marion Cotillard

I mean... let's give it a try?

Dior Is Still Peddling Its Fair Share of Sheers

But also a lot of gold.