
I gave this Dior to Lupita -- which, I stand by; she loves a deep plunge. But it makes sense for Anya, too. She's definitely in deep with Dior. They've outfitted her for awards season, Venice, and more. Did it need a longer necklace, do we think?

This skirt is sensational, thoough. The bodice is a little blah by comparison, but honestly, that's a nitpick. It's obviously not even REMOTELY a hideous garment. Either Dior is making more of an effort for her, or she and her stylist are better at making pulls than J.Law was (and in fairness, the head designer was different when she signed on).

But I was not kidding about shine - the camera flashes caught the HELL out of Thomasin's gown. It's like staring into an eclipse. I need special eye protection.

Thomasin is 21, but maybe reads a tiny bit younger? Regardless, I love the green paillettes but something about the cut of the gown reads a little... mature? I'm not talking sexy; I mean that it feels like something you need a few more years to carry off with true aplomb. Like, it's something Charlize should be wearing.

She would NOT be left out of the shimmer, dammit. (I actually like this, but maybe think the gold underlay didn't need to ALSO have a slit, or at least not quite as much of one.)

The jacket is very fierce.

This is a cute, sensible work outfit, to the point where I actually looked up whether she was secretly a producer on this movie. (She is not.)

Taika is workshopping a mock turtleneck here. I am not sure how I feel about it.

Alex clearly is working off his Prince William Mood Board. Maia, meanwhile, could've stood to get the shimmer memo -- at the VERY least because she deserves shoes that would add some zest to this shaggy outfit.
