We begin with an orange-flavored ode to graph paper.
This is not so much an ode, as a premonition about the eventual downfall of pants. Which might actually involve them falling down.
Watching her do jumping jacks in those would trip me out.
Coachella is coming, and looking at these diapers again is getting me so stoked for the hideousness that will ensue.
Wait. Does she have a grill in? Did I get so distracted by the outfit that I didn't look at her mouth? What is HAPPENING?
She is a Tarot treasure, this one.
What the chain gang ACTUALLY wears would fit better.
A surplus of navel. Also a good book title.
I could not hate these more. Well, maybe if they also had a face on them?

If there was a big gala at the end of Coachella, this would be ideal.
It's a tullenado.
Katy Perry wore the minidress version of this to the Met Ball, and it sort of worked there; longer and NOT at a kooky costume gala, I'm not as sure.
She looks like such a fancy insect in this.
I can't look at this without laughing. I KIND of feel like Wino Forever's character in Reality Bites would be wearing this right now, if she were real. And possibly regardless of age.
There is a tremor in Vanessa Hudgens' force because she doesn't own this.
I kind of like that the bodice COULD be made of actual fangs.
I can't get over the surplus of fabric AND lack of coverage.
I am going to make Jessica a pillowcase with this on it.

#SaveHerShoes
I can't figure out what they're doing that Austin Butler looks pretty cute and pulled-together, and Vanessa looks homeless and might be flashing her panties.
I JUST noticed the zippers on her sleeves, because what this outfit needed was another inexplicable, expensively useless touch.
She's got to be wearing this backwards. I'm sure we've said that a hundred times, but it will never NOT be my only way of making sense of this.
Holy neon crapslice.
We are witnessing a big drawback to ombre hair. Assuming any of that stuff is actually hers.
Hudgens would wear that to the supermarket.
Hudgens probably DID wear this to the supermarket. We shouldn't be able to see your pockets, kid.