Emilia Clarke in Atelier Versace
You must brace yourselves. I actually quite like this dress, despite its lack of color. (Various publications spent a lot of time on Twitter last night noting that she looked naked in it, which she most certainly does not, unless there is something REAL WEIRD happening to her naked body. I understand what they were trying to say -- you could draw comparisons between this, and Carrie Bradshaw's "naked dress," which ALSO wasn't actually naked -- but she's obviously fully clothed. This isn't even sheer!)
Emilia Clarke in Atelier Versace
Anyway. To me, this is surprisingly elegant, and an example of doing this color well. She might have needed a little more color on her face, but I'm actually not even sure that THAT'S true.
Emilia Clarke in Atelier Versace
This is how I THINK my hair looks when I plonk it up in a pony-bun hybrid. But it does not.
Emilia Clarke in Elie Saab
This is kind of like Coachella has a baby with a 1984 bridesmaid, but not as bad as that sounds?
Maisie Williams in Markus Lupfer,
Facially, Maisie appears to be in disguise, but that dress is EXTREMELY CHARMING. She looks great in this.
Maisie Williams
I wish this vee were a little less...vee-y. But overall, this sort of High Fashion Ballerina cut is really pretty on her.
Maisie Williams
She looks unrecognizable with this hair, right?
Gwendoline Christie
Gwendoline Christie, as ever, looks dramatic and -- in this case -- as if she's going to a charity event in 1985. I kind of like her in 80s Charity Ball Power Bitch mode.
Gwendoline Christie
And if you're going to do a Butt Detail, go all the way, I always say.
Sophie Turner in Valentino
I THINK this is fully lined? You tell me. (Her face, though, looks great.)
Hannah Murray in Philosophy
I actually really like this dress, EXCEPT I think the ruffles on the shoulders make her look slouchy.
Hannah Murray in Philosophy
The open back is saucy, though. Good on you, Gilly.