Taraji P. Henson in Valdrin Sahiti

Strong start here for Taraji -- that's sculptural and tremendous.

Margot Robbie in Celine

She's dressed as "Taking a Break From Being Barbie" Barbie, circa 2024. Celine is a good pairing for her; she looks super.

Emily Blunt in Miu Miu

I wonder if... Miu Miu just did the base dresss, because her stylist Jessica Paster also tagged Tiffany and that ENORMOUS partial ribcage definitely looks like maybe they had it delivered in a very large blue box. But if you're going with the world's most elaborate bejeweled underwire, maybe the hair and makeup should be DRAMATIC. Smoky eye, or berry lip. There's dissonance here.

Fantasia Barrino in custom Ronny Kobo

Well, this has D&G beaten, for SURE.

Natalie Portman in Schiaparelli

That is FAB. As much as I enjoy her glittery Diors, it's fun to see her pivot to something so slinky and sexy. Schiaparelli is unexpected for her, even though this is one of the more sedate ones. Maybe she should tip FURTHER into their madness.

Greta Gerwig in Dior

She is dressed as a woman who made a BANGER of a PowerPoint for this conference.

Q'orianka Kilcher

Sexy!

America Ferrera in custom Moschino

What a great swerve for her!

Andrew Scott

He really very much enjoys unbuttoning his shirt. Not that I'm mad about it.

John Mulaney and Olivia Munn in Maticevski

She attended the Creative Arts Emmys with him, but didn't walk the red carpet, so I THINK this is their official debut? Her head looks perfect; her dress, like they took expensive bedding and shoved it into a backpack for three days. Also, their son is the MOST adorable little noodle.

Cailee Spaeny in Miu Miu

This is fine, but I am so bored with Miu Miu for her.

Lily Gladstone (in Huishan Zhang) and Leo

This is restrained, but still lovely.

Olivia Rodrigo in vintage YSL from 1997

I LOVE that she went vintage for this -- it's simple, it's gorgeous, and this basic style did NOT need to be custom-made again when this version was already out there. Everyone wins.

Tracee Ellis Ross in Christopher John Rogers

Proof that he doesn't JUST excel with colors and stripes.

Carey Mulligan (in Celine) and Bradley Cooper

Someone asked why we didn't make a "Brenda and Kelly at the spring dance" crack about Reese's dress from the Globes, but a) that one is pink, and b) how GLAD I am that we did not, because we can say it HERE. This is like that dress crossed with a napkin swan. To be clear, somehow, that is not an insult.

Emerald Fennell in Jenny Packham

She is so good at capes.

Ava DuVernay in custom Louis Vuitton

She looks like a queen.

Cara Jade Myers in Zimmermann

Miss Havisham has NEVER LOVED LIFE MORE.

Penelope Cruz in Chanel

Ehhh. This is crushingly mediocre.

Sterling K. Brown

He's in American Fiction, and I had so missed watching him act.

Erika Alexander

She's been one of the nicest surprises of the season.

Lenny Kravitz

Somehow, the whole of this image is greater than the sum of its parts.

Charles Melton

Is it me, or is his shirt somehow... not formal enough?

Blitz Bazawule

I LOVE his pin.

Barry Keoghan in Stella McCartney

He's the fanciest butler around. (This came down the runway on a woman, and I love the creativity of pulling it for him. You don't as often see it flowing in that direction.)

Glenn Close in Dior

Well, ladies and gents, we have a new deity.

Eugenio Derbez

Effective! Uncomplicated!

Ruth E. Carter

The necklaces and lipstick are perfect.

Colman Domingo

He always knows just what flair to add.

Jon Batiste

And you know how I feel about him. (Pro. Very pro.)

Dominic Sessa

He was discovered by Alexander Payne specifically FOR The Holdovers -- possibly at the school where they filmed it? -- so he's totally new to this whole dog-and-pony-show and that's probably very intimidating. He looks nice. I wonder if, going through life this tall, you catch yourself leaning or ducking by default.

The Governors Awards: A Whole Passel of Non-Boring Black and White Outfits

For real! It's a variety platter!