
This MIGHT be okay? It looks like it's designed to make you wonder if she's wearing a blouse under a halter dress, but it's also a brave pattern combo, and she's so cute... but the problem is, it's REALLY hard to judge this when it's having a catfight with the background. I feel like I'm trapped in one of those That '70s Show interstitials.
Parenthetically, why does spell check want me to change that to either "interstitial" or "interstitial s"? If "interstitial" is a word then why wouldn't it accept the plural? And what the hell is an "interstitial s"? A particularly invasive consonant?

I like this on Lea -- lately I feel like she's been squeezing the effort out of herself like toothpaste from a kicked tube, so it's good to see her in something flouncy and relaxed and fun.

God help me, I like this too. I don't know if that's a vet over a shirt with funky sleeves, or a jacket with funky sleeves over a shirt -- I think it's the latter -- but whatever: funky sleeves. It amazes me that I enjoy this as much as I do, given that I think David Silver as we knew him in 1992 would have cut a bitch for this coat. Wait, maybe somehow that's exactly why I like it. Hmm.

Eh. The dress is sort of shapeless, but the necklace is cool, and might even save it.

Not sure if jeans are the right pairing for this. I appreciate trying to make that tux jacket casual, but CAN you really make such a thing casual?

And how do we feel about black vests over dark shirts? To me, it's too heavy to look stylish, but I am also clueless when it comes to menswear trends. Guide me, Fug Nation.

In fact, I have more questions: Would this have worked better if he hadn't buttoned the jacket?

Does he need glasses, or is he just doing his best Chad Michael Murray impersonation?

Is he wearing a toupe?

Is that beige or gray, or griege? And do we really think he's hooking up with Lea Michele? How do we feel about that?

And finally, does he HAVE to put all his hair in a little knob formation on his head? Although, feel free to smack it if you'd like to buzz in with any answers. That's as good a purpose as any for it.
