H.E.R.
Well. I love this. The matching athletic-ish jacket gives the dress a fresh feeling it might not otherwise have, and fits her sportier aesthetic so well.
Helen Mirren
Helen kept it low key. It's effective enough.
Aja Naomi King
This looks a little scrunchy, but she's pulling it off -- honestly, my main thought is that I miss her acid tongue from How I Met Your Murder (sorry but that's all my brain wants to call it) and I wish Shonda would put her in one of her upcoming shows. Or a current show. Let her eviscerate Owen Hunt for six episodes.
Kat Graham
This is great. She looks cool and like a visiting emissary from a ritzy principality.
Catt Sadler
The pants are such a poor fit, I thought for a hot second they were a miniskirt AND pants.
Leyna Bloom
If she didn't truly need the coat, then I don't think she needed the coat. The dress seems good on its own.
Camila Cabello
This looks like her pants weren't finished, so they just stitched them together with earrings.
Katherine Langford
Suits are a slick look on her -- she should do it more.
Jasmine Babers
Meet Jasmine! She started Love Girls Magazine when she was 15, and it's grown into a multimedia community to promote self-esteem and leadership in girls and women. I love her wrap dress, and she NAILED the fun shoes.
Susie Vybiral
Susie's organization, Room Redux, focuses on children who have been sexually abused. The idea is that most such assaults occur in spaces the kids once considered safe, like bedrooms, so Room Redux promotes healing by helping transform those spaces.
Shannon McPeek
Shannon founded Operation Happy Nurse, focused on exactly what it sounds like: the anxiety and mental health increasingly prevalent in the nursing community. The ongoing understaffing and stress due to the Covid 19 pandemic have only exacerbated the need. A+ boots, Shannon.
Rina Madhani
Rina's Start Lighthouse organization promotes literacy by offering inclusive reading experiences and promoting diverse resources and materials for both home libraries and classrooms. Her green velvet is so pretty.
Radhika Shah
More velvet! Radhika is still in college! She founded the nonprofit Real Autism Difference, which provides access to education, resources, and care to individuals with autism and their families.
Rachel Rutter
Everyone really wore color or something with zing; I love it. Rachel founded Project Libertad, which focuses on providing legal and social services to immigrant youths.
Mindy Atwood
Mindy's organization, Patches of Light, helps families in which a child has received a devastating medical diagnosis. Her green sequins are, in a word, rad.
Jennie Lobato
Jennie founded drawchange, which seeks to help and empower children from lower socioeconomic circumstances via art and art therapy. That dress is really beautiful on her.
Anna Blount
Anna founded Team Up Mentoring, which mentors vulnerable children and families who've been affected by trauma. You know I love the green color.
Susan Burton, with Filliam H. Muffman
Susan founded A New Way of Life Reentry Project, and also created two other grassroots civil rights movements staffed by and advocating for formerly incarcerated people. AND she created an employment rights re-entry clinic, in conjunction with UCLA. So she is RAD, and I'm glad these two are using their notoriety to promote the cause. For what it's worth, I like Felicity with the graying hair.