Zendaya in Kenzo

She looks typically cool. Bottle it, Zendaya! I will invest.

Tom Holland

I haven't seen the new Captain America movie, but my husband assures me that Tom Holland as Spider-Man might've been the best thing about it. And the Fug Husband has pretty good judgment along with exceptional taste in women, so: good sign. Wish he'd splashed in a BIT of color.

Tony Revolori

You might remember him as LOBBY BOY from "The Grand Budapest Hotel." I guess he's playing someone called Flash Thompson, about whom I know nada. His vest looks like it's too small to ever believably close, although maybe that doesn't matter (shouldn't it at least PRETEND that it could?), but I like his shoes, and I'm happy he gets to act in something that doesn't involve the LOBBY BOY hat, although... hmm. I might miss it.

Laura Harrier

I feel like the cropped shirt AND cropped pants just look like a laundry accident. (She was on One Life To Live, though, and I am ALWAYS rooting for an ex-daytimer to make it big.)

Fugs and Fabs: The "Spider-Man: Homecoming" Panel at Comic-Con

I'm excited for Zendaya, who plays a character called Michelle -- per IMDb -- in the new (again) Spider-Man reboot. The only other movie I remember her really being involved with was the TV flick about Aaliyah, and she pulled out/was detached from the project after fans complained that her skin was too light. This is a big chance for her, and I hope the script pitches her a fastball down the middle. (The rest of the cast is also interesting, including Emmy-nominee Bokeem Woodbine from Fargo, Michael Keaton, Hannibal Buress, Donald Glover, Martin Starr, and Selenis Leyva, in addition to the obligatory Iron Man cameo. I am not someone who needed the first set of Spider-Man movies, much less the second or third, but here's hoping -- for Zendaya's sake at least -- this one is the charm.) [Photos: Getty]