In the future, after the apocalypse, all people will dress like vigilante hippie lawyers.
It's half feline, half-masquerade (meow-scarade?), with a dash of business-casual.
"Welcome to SWINTONIA. May I take your brain crowns?"
She looks like her head just popped up from a wearable toaster.
But there IS a lot of really amazing craftsmanship on display here, which I truly appreciate.
From what I can tell, both Chastain and Olivia Wilde look really great at this show.

But this was the closest thing I could find to an adaptable red-carpet gown. It's cool, but I can't see it happening -- it's a lot edgier, for one thing, than the classic stuff they tend to put on people at events.

Maybe this one?
PLEASE NOT THIS ONE. Tube tops are still a no.
Jaime King was at this show, and I could maybe see her in this.
But I could REALLY see her in this.
This, I basically want right now.
If you've ever wondered how a toddler feels when you put them on a leash, now you can experience the joys of harnessing yourself.
Naked and bandage-y means at LEAST two people will want to try this.

This looks like her skirt got stuck in her panties in the ladies' room.

Come on, Zoe Saldana. You basically helped put Prabal on the map. YOU KNOW YOU WANT IT.
Are you even serious, Ralph Lauren? It's stunning period-costume work, but is that really... I mean, i GUESS some 80-year old lady on the Upper East Side is going to order three of them.
Come on, Rooney Mara, wear this WHOLE THING.
Ahoy, coat.
Ahoy, VELVET HAMMER PANTS.

And look! Mary Poppins is BACK IN, people.
This is both cool and unusual.
We thought Elizabeth Olsen looked so cool and delicious at Proenza Schouler. That jacket is the best.
I enjoy this. I could see Zoe Saldana or Leighton Meester in this. And when it happens we'll probably say something about how it's like one dress got held hostage by the other one, but whatever. Right now I'm on board.
Also very simple but cute.
This reminds me a lot of what Rachel Weisz just wore to the Globes.

Wait, I think that's a patterned SEE-THROUGH coat over an outfit. That is intriguing. Would you wear a see-through coat? Because it means people know what your outfit is underneath -- a fashionista's dream -- but that's also kind of insane and maybe not very functional, and it projects its pattern onto your regular clothes. A QUANDARY.

This coat would be hard to wear, but it's hella fun to look at.
This shirt violates the Grammy rules.
I couldn't find a shot in our subs of that red dress, but it sure looks like it might've been nice. The blue one in front of it, not so much.
Well, obviously, this has Michelle Obama written all over it. You KNOW how obsessed she is with things that are transparent and crazy.