Jessica Biel in Elie Saab
No, it's not Pretty Little Liars' Spencer, but I get why you maybe thought it.
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Viola Davis in Michael Kors
In which her fabness renders me even hackier than usual.
Read moreCritics' Choice Awards: Constance Wu in Johanna Oritz
All hail. As one commenter noted, the only sad thing here is that we'll never see her wear it again.
Read moreCritics' Choice Awards: Emma Stone in Roland Mouret
If this is her award-season warm-up act, then I am SO READY for January.
Read moreCritics' Choice Awards: Nicole Kidman in Brandon Maxwell
View the gallery Brandon Maxwell is snagging some pretty big names these days. I imagine in her loopier moments, Lady Gaga makes him snapchat her that she's still his favorite. Using every single filter at least once. [Photos: Getty]
View GalleryFugs and Fabs: Men at the Critics Choice Awards
View the gallery What better way to return to work after a long weekend?
View GalleryCritics' Choice Awards Fugs and Fabs: Patterns
View the gallery The Critics' Choice Awards managed a MUCH more interesting nominee list than I had anticipated -- I mean, we had winners like Andre Braugher, Rachel Bloom, Constance Zimmer, Jesse Plemons, (LANDRY!), Master of None, Carrie Coon... There's something great about a show where you actually
View GalleryCritics' Choice Awards Fugs and Fabs: Solids
View the gallery As someone who was watched every single episode of Nashville, this shot -- a happy Avery and Juliette -- is basically all I have ever wanted. [Photos: Getty, Fame/Flynet]
View GalleryCritics' Choice Awards Fug or Fab: Saoirse Ronan in Antonio Berardi
View the gallery Jessica has already mentioned this, but I have to second it: Brooklyn is a love letter to Saoirse Ronan's eyes and skin, both of which will knock you flat. I found the movie's third act underwhelming or at least unconvincing, but SHE always
View GalleryCritics' Choice Awards Well Played: Rachel McAdams in Elie Saab
Rachel was thrice nominated -- once for the great Spotlight as a film, once for her performance therein, and once for the execrable second season of True Detective -- and I'm pleased to say she was entrusted with accepting the statuette for Best Picture, because she looked stunning. Yes, NAB,
Read moreCritics' Choice Awards Fug Carpet: Jennifer Aniston in Saint Laurent
Okay, first, I need to vent: All these deliberately misleading headlines about a Friends reunion are apocryphal and appalling to me. It's the worst kind of clickbait (along with this newly popular thing of tweeting links to stories as if they are current, until you click on them,
Read moreCritics' Choice Awards Well Played: Alicia Vikander in Mary Katrantzou
We're one week and one awards show removed from the Globes, and this is already SO much more interesting. If you told me that you gazed at this and found yourself drawn into the ruby-red eyes of a complicated, hypnotic devil entity, I would understand. But I
Read moreCritics' Choice Awards Fine or Fab: Amy Schumer in Calvin Klein
Okay, I know some of you out there hated her Prabal ball gown from the Golden Globes, but I maintain that the risk was laudable and welcome. Because: It's not that this is bad -- actually, CK is historically loving to her body -- but we are getting to the
Read moreCritics' Choice Awards Unfug or Fine: Kirsten Dunst in Chanel
The fashion credit I saw for this was "Karl Lagerfeld," and not "Chanel," but someone in our comments ID'd it as Chanel, so... Chanel it is now. It's actually a scrolldown for me: Her head is glorious, the top is passable, the
Read moreCritics' Choice Awards Mostly Well Played: Sarah Paulson in Naeem Khan
This reminds me a bit of her Down With Love wardrobe. If you haven't seen that movie in a while, do it: She and Renee Zellweger spend the first portion of it swanning in and out of restaurants in a series of fabulous period hats and capes. They
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