Elle Fanning
This is quite lovely on Elle -- she's someone who goes adventurous so often that when she opts for the Cinderella moment, which she's young enough to pull off without it being twee, it can be so effective. My one complaint is with those horribly depressing shoes. I know it's hard to find a good glass slipper these days, but surely there is SOME option other than this, that, or the shoepocalypse.
Felicity Jones
Dress: Fine. Shoes: Not. Girl: Gorgeous. Somebody do her one better. Or a few better. (Parenthetically, was it just me, or did Like Crazy feel like it was written by someone who thinks women are life-ruiners?)
Edith Bowman
This is not a dress; it's the unholy marriage of two L'eggs pods from your local CVS.
Jude Law
Welcome to Hipster Cold Mountain.
Christine Bottomley
It's not polite to steal, Christine. Please return this to Krystle Carrington and be on your way.
Pamela Stephenson
Per Wikipedia, Pamela is, aside from being Billy Connolly's wife, a former actress/comedian and current clinical psychologist. I would love for her to analyze her own outfit, as it is clinically psycho.
Ruth Wilson
The lovely Ruth is on Luther, a.k.a. that show with Stringer Bell whose existence means everyone gets mad when we call Idris Elba "Stringer Bell" because we need to get with the times. Everything going on above the neck here is a stirring success, but below the waist she looks like a Kardashian Khristmas Khracker.
Sienna Guillory
...Perhaps if it were well-belted, so we didn't see how the stripes don't line up at the waist seam? Perhaps if it were a tailored black pencil skirt on the bottom, or a tailored black top? Perhaps if it were not the Big Top at a circus sponsored by Wrigley's Doublemint Gum? Perhaps, perhaps, perhaps.