
He's looking better lately. That suit is a lovely fit. Does it wish it had a pop of color in the tie? Possibly.

Grace Hightower's dress is super cute. DeNiro looks fine. Like a grandpa, which he may be. It's very, "Bradley's got this. Just give me my pocket full of Werther's and I'm good to go."

And in the role of The Widow's End Table, Draped For Mourning, I present Elisabeth Rohm.

I like the brightness of this suit, but it feels a bit divorced from the head-styling.

This is the best she's looked in a while -- it's very simple, with good makeup. The only thing that's unfortunate is how the light catches the fabric in pictures, which I think makes it look less flattering in the bust than it actually may be.

I like the open back with it, too. I had NO idea she was in this movie until I read the Pajiba review of it -- that's a pretty good get for her, even if the movie tanks. Way to go, Netflix.

Consistency, thy name is La Lucci. She always dresses like she could be going to a tenth-grade dance. But in a way that seems to suit her.

Not my jam. It's mostly the platform shoes, which take this STRAIGHT to a Vegas cocktail den for me.

Supposedly she plays Joan in the movie, which I cannot wait to see. It's kind of inspired, actually.

Handsome, but boy, the dudes were WAY into monochrome today.

And then Isabella popped by in her wine swobe (I think? Maybe it's just a light coat). I feel you, Isabella. I'm going hunting for mine soon.
