
Apparently these are a brand called "Schutz," style Shen, and are $190. In case you want to know. I did.

And these are apparently Benjamin Adams London. And they are SPARKLY.

I didn't find out who designed these. But lilac is bold. I feel like a woman only really has one outfit you can wear with these, right? If that.

Whereas obviously I can wear a glittering silver pump pretty much every day of my life.

Lots of satin this season (these are apparently Roger Vivier). I'm not particularly a fan, especially when...

... they are so matchy-matchy with the rest of the outfit. The style here is very clunky to me, too, but overall it's SUCH a bridesmaid-looking thing to me. It's just impossible not to see these and envision them in the bottom of a dress bag that will never be opened again.

Right? It's so musty and boring. Blah blah blah matchy satin zzz.

These Jimmy Choos don't suck. I still wish she'd worn them with a different dress, though.
Sweet lord, she owes her toes an apology.

These are groovy. But more to the point, I find this stance to be hilarious.

Somehow, on the day, I totally missed what shoes Chastain was wearing. And now I can see why she didn't really show them off. I don't even care what the rest of them look like, because LOOK AT THOSE SOLES. THEY ARE KHAKI STRIPPER SHOES. For real, those soles are borrowed from some seriously dated Steve Madden chunky flat sandals they were selling back in like 2002. What was she DOING? Did her dress come back improperly hemmed and she had to give herself an emergency five inches? Sweet heavenly sandwiches.

Such shiny Ace bandages.

These are so naughty. I kind of love how fierce they are under that fuchsia shift.
These are what Amy paired with her red-carpet (and post-party) suit. I liked them better from a distance, I think.
Plastic shoes strike again.

Hmm. Fierce, or too clunky?

I love this purse. That is all.

"HOLA LOVERS. It is like my Marc always said: a finger without sharp objects makes the easiest straw. AND SO."

Ouch. How much does that thing hurt?

And how much must THAT hurt? So pinchy.

These also look heavy, but ... gracefully so, somehow.

Mrs. Fellows is always dressed very elaborately at these events, and is basically -- to me -- dressed up as one large accessory. She makes me smile so wide. Also, I needed to discuss with you that every time I hear Julian's name, I sing the "Brian Fellows' Safari Planet" theme song and so now I envision that sketch being hosted by Julian Fellowes. Or better, Tracy Morgan AS Julian Fellowes.
I love the shape of these.

AND I need to own that purse. Sigh. I should just call these slideshows, "Fat Chance."

I really like the choker, but if pressed, I would also accept the gift of her face.

Well played madam.
It's a purse, but I've decided it's ALSO an ancient book of MISCHIEVOUS WISDOM, which accounts for how one hooks a Hamm and keeps it.
A lot of you hated this purse, but I found it charmingly funny. Even though I do agree it also looks like she closed a Muppet into it.

Is that... a fox drooling out of the sides of its mouth? A discreetly vomiting bear? Or a shrunken doorknocker?

Gesundheit!

"Mirror, mirror, on the clutch. WHY DID STUPID BEN GET SO SUCCESSFUL SO MUCH. Bah."
