
Let's kick things off with Rosie Huntington-Whiteley in Altuzarra pants that look ripped off from something Givenchy did back when Kim Kardashian pledged her allegiance there. The shirt tailoring is surprisingly precise, given that it also looks like she came to Earth not understanding how sweaters work.

Her makeup is a little harsh, eh? I also think this needs to be buttoned. Somehow seeing the elastic waist of the pants makes them seem a bit Designer Impostor. I'm into the overall effect, though, at least.

This is charmingly costumey, in a way that I rather LOVE on her. The tailcoat is awesome.

Most of my favorite Prabal joints are black, white, and red -- Diane Kruger got one of the all-time best -- and I think this is also pretty good on Katherine. It's a BIT shapeless, but I suspect in person my eyes would be able to see the tailoring a bit better. She looks cool, though, which is something her previous styling hasn't done a great job achieving. Samantha Powell pointed out that Cate wore the jacket on the cover of Variety, and it's good news for Katherine that she doesn't fade in that shadow.

Or at least, the bra seems to be Dior. The entire THING is Diorrible.

This is boring, but also like a soothing eye bath after the last, preparing us for whatever might come. Join hands and let us proceed.

I love this color, but the entire thing is... I can't even say understyled, because it's UNstyled.

I love this '70s look on her and she is carrying it off admirably.

She's hosting, and will have a couple outfit changes that hopefully we can bring you; in the meantime, yes, I wish this were a gown, but that fabric is lovely enough that you really don't NOTICE the pants; you just know it's not a see-through dress, and the rest doesn't really seem to matter. Also, her belt has a message.

I was RIGHT THERE with her on this journey, until the seam on her pants parted, and revealed beige canoes. Those are not great, and also TOTALLY daytime, whereas this suit is a night out looking saucy.

This is so cool. She looks great. I wish I could see her feet, though; could we not have scooched that up JUST enough to let a pointy toe poke through, Christian? Also: I am not a fan of people Instagramming their own workouts, but something about Busy posting just a snippet of her finishing up and sweating as much as I do, and looking like the exertion makes her want to swear at someone just as much as it does me, manages to inspire me rather than make me move along.

I am DELIGHTED she's not in Louis Vuitton, and really enjoying this unusual getup. I would not have paired any of those colors together, but the entire ensemble gels on her.

"This could have been for your wedding, Meghan. You could have flirted with The View. You could've had me in this hat. YOU COULD'VE HAD IT ALL."

I understand that this is not Jack White, but... I don't understand how this is not Jack White.

She is beautiful. I wish the bodice didn't have AS much seaming on it, because it starts to look like it doesn't fit when actually I think it pretty much does. I love her accessories with it, though.

I need this to stop. Both the head-to-toe satin, and the whole idea that a suit only needs a matching bra.

This. Is. Hideous. No bones about it. WHAT is Alexander Wang even doing. He's stuck her in a cut-out prison shirt bearing his name, satin boxers ALSO bearing his name, and...

... tights bearing, yes, you guessed it, HIS NAME. I assume he's a huge egomaniac, but dude, WHY do you want your name all over stuff that is so awful? Have you been going out drinking with the Dior people? I would also like to note that she appears to be having difficulties keeping her feet in those shoes, so it's a fail all around. Where are you, Cindy Crawford? Can you uncork some wrath?
