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Rafael Amargo

I THINK this guy is an actor and a flamenco master. Unfortuately he had to walk to this party through the River Clorox.

Cristina Abad

I feel like picking ONE high rise here -- the waist or the ankle -- would have been better.

Alicia Fernandez

This outfit combines exquisitely crotch-baggy shorts, a meshy pelvic frame, a peek of bralet, and what looks like a coozie for her hand. It's an achievement in befuddlement.

Susi Caramelo

This looks like a Sharpie and two highlighters exploded in a pencil case.

Cintia Ramirez

These pants have their own cape. (These pants may not have seen The Incredibles.)

Silvia Alonso

These pants aren't bad at all, and even with the dated knotted shirt, this whole thing manages to be chic. WHO KNEW. (Silvia did, I guess.)

Miriam Diaz Aroca

These pants might be entirely sequined? But the purse DEFINITELY is.

Itziar Castro

Her flowers are pretty, although she also does kind of look like she wore this all day -- during breakfast, while reading scripts, while watching her stories. But more importantly: Is her MASK wearing a BRACELET? DOES THIS MASK GET ME???

Flora Gonzalez

This all feels very dated -- all those 2003 slideshows were replete with skirts like that, for example.

Bea Jarrin

Maybe the dress code was, "Pants OR ruffles." Her shoes are a dream.

Sara Escudero

"I didn't read my invitation. Which way to the ruffle station? Is it over here? I think I'm underdone."

Maria Leon

AHHH, but I love this. It's so INTERESTING. I thought, "I'd love to see Lizzy Caplan in that," and then realized... this actress vaguely resembles Lizzy Caplan, and thus I remain truly susceptible to suggstion.

People Wore Bad Pants to a Premiere in Spain
And ruffles. And one great dress. HURRAH.

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