The one trick with this gown is that as soon as anyone with more than an A cup puts it on, it becomes two boob frames. Which, I mean, hooray for boobs, but I think it might mean that it's RIGHT where your eyes go and it distracts from the Grecian flow of the gown.
This is so cool. It's like Amy March with a transparent twist. I could see Florence Pugh in it, too.
Whereas this is VERY Poppins.
Imagine Gal Gadot in this as she promotes Wonder Woman 1984. Whenever that happens.
That top is cool, and would be nifty with sleek black pants.
Also, all these backgrounds are surrealist extravaganzas. I am not sure this dress stands out enough amid all that. It's definitely Fanning-bait, though, to me.
A LOT of these are Faintly Poppins, huh? When they're not Vaguely Little Women.
This is Meg March's dream.
What a lovely suit.
Hmm. Charlize? I could see J.Law emerging in that someday, but who knows if her Dior contract will even continue.
Angelina!
How about Jodie Turner-Smith for this?
Meryl.
Margaret Qualley (or, you know, generally one of the Youngs that Dior has been recruiting).
This looks like an ode to wire hangers and it's unnerving.
Zoey Deutch.
That is SO neat. Everyone please clamor for it. Kerry Washington doesn't wear Dior, really, but she'd look great in it.
Hmmmmm. Adele.
Gugu Mbatha-Raw. All day.
Gerwig?
For some reason... Naomi Watts?
Zendaya
Billy Porter. Again, all day.
Is this the virtual equivalent of taking a bow?