Emma Watson in Dior
This is new Dior couture. Emma was doing the sustainability long before anyone else -- I distinctly remember long captions during her Beauty and the Beast press tour, explaining the sustainable sourcing and heritage of every garment she wore -- and I'd have loved to see that again here. But she's stepped back from the business significantly so maybe it's harder to get brands to play ball? Or maybe Dior got out the checkbook. Anyway, this is nicer up close than from a distance, but... still maybe a tiny bit drab.
And: pizza.
Daniel Kaluuya
I do know that he partnered with Soho House to honor emerging artists, or somesuch, which is cool. I don't know who won that, but it's great. As is his outfit. It's foreboding, and yet that is a compliment.
Karen Pittman
This is DISHY on her. I hope And Just Like That pays her ridiculous amounts of money, because she's too good for it.
Emma Corrin
This is sort of interesting to me -- at first I wanted to dismiss it as half-baked, but I actually think it's mixing traditionally masculine and feminine elements to make something that's both, and that's smart styling for Emma.
Kaia Gerber
This is simple and very pretty -- she looks super.
Ayo Edebiri
The cut of the pants make her look bowlegged in a way that she is not.
Elvira Lind and Oscar Isaac in Thom Browne
These two look spiffy, but I think I'd have shortened Elvira's a little. That's an awkward length.
Haley Lu Richardson
She looks so cute in this crazy messy crumpled pile of a dress.
Paul Mescal
He may have just had a dinner reservation.
Alan Cumming
I am PRESSED, which is more than I can say for his shirt, that he is not snazzier here.
Julia Fox
I am sure it's the entire point, but the fact that the silkscreen on the dress does not line up with her actual body is SO distracting to my eyes. That nipple is looming in an unsettling location.