
This is quite funky. The lip color doesn't seem to be having a very satisfying conversation with the rest f it, but I enjoy that it's something different. Marc Jacobs seems to have decided with his latest collection that he was underrepresented on red carpets, because we've seen a LOT more of him than usual since September.

Well, it's edgier for her, but it's also trying to use an elastic shoulder bar to make itself interesting, and it's not working.

I don't even understand this. It's meant to look like a blouse under a tank dress, but... even if you took tat away, all that business on the bottom looks like a flea market.

... Well, full marks for picking an unusual silhouette, but I don't know that I was ever hankering for gaffer tape, a tube top, and a ball gown to mate.

Well, her head looks great. I want to sit the dress down and speak to it about overreaching. It doesn't need to be all things to all people; it doesn't need a sheer bottom and sheer sleeves AND cutouts AND a v-neck. Not every salad has to be a Cobb.

He's got his hair like this for some crazy sci-fi TV series he's filming. But I feel like he's hoping we won't recognize him and will instead think Hudge is now dating a very moody French poet.

This is another one that feels like someone stuck a shirt underneath it for modesty reasons.

Put the curtain back where you found it, Sarah. (There's a delicacy to this that I don't hate, but it doesn't gel with her, for me.)

Oh, sweet, sweet friend. I am going to assume she lost a bet with UnREAL co-star Craig Bierko and now they're off somewhere laughing and toasting his win.

That's cool! Also, the other day, I watched my first 15 minutes of Grey's Anatomy in about two or three years. She seems good on it? Basically anyone in scenes with Chief Webber is going to work for me.

I like sparkle. I like green. But somehow one plus one is adding up to negative two.
