I just keep thinking of this as Gucci's clown collection.
It's from the same line that yielded Dakota Johnson's, and some of you liked that better than I did. I suspect this entire vision board is simply not my particular flavor of gum. I can start with the good: her hair, lush and full; her accessories; her smile; her carriage; her necklace, even sitting a tad low; her red carpet interview, in which she was very charming. I hope she and Keith Urban are for real (an absurd thing to say about a couple, except it's Hollywood, where it's almost a matter of course that people engage in bizarre role-playing with their own lives for insane lengths of time).
But I keep landing on it being too... silly. A bit Cheap and Cheerful, Frankly Fake, or whatever else you'd call something that's trying to have the look of luxury but can't hide that it was designed by a Vegas costumer who dreams of being in a Big Top having knives thrown at her by a man in a heavily waxed mustache that curls at the tips. That aesthetic, at the very least, I'd generally leave for the Grammys.
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