Lily Aldridge in vintage Gucci

This is lovely, and honestly so similiar -- but slightly better -- to what she wore to the ceremony, that she probably should have just worn this the entire time.

Margaret Qualley in Giambattista Valli

"Hi! If it's okay, could we make this quick? I've got an orphanage I'm meant to be haunting tonight and I don't want to be late for my shift."

Lucy Boynton in Miu Miu

This is like a very VERY pretty cloud.

Scarlett Johansson in Oscar de la Renta

Given that this is a gorgeous sheet tucked through a BeDazzled tube top, it could be SO much worse. (I am not a fan of Scarlett's tattoos, but she obviously loves showing them off so, you do you.)

Florence Pugh in Louis Vuitton

I think this is FABULOUS.

Charlize Theron in Dior

This is also great; she really should have just worn this to both the ceremony and the parties. (I am beginning to wonder if the trend is going to swing in the other direction and it's going to start seeming sort of uncool to change for the afterparty.)

Rebel Wilson in Badgley Mischka

This dress is good on her, but her ceremony gown was FAB, and she probably should have just left it on.

Caitriona Balfe in Prabal Gurung

This is charming.

Lea Seydoux in Louis Vuitton

This is fanastically relaxed-feeling and SO MUCH BETTER than her bonkers ceremony look.

Maya Rudolph in The Vampire's Wife

I DO wish Maya had left on her fab shiny caftan, but this is cute. 

Salma Hayek in Gucci

This has a Shiny Business Lady Vibe that sort of amuses me.

Regina King in Prada

This is GREAT on her.

Cynthia Erivo in Versace

I do not understand changing from one giant ballgown into another giant ballgown. This is fun, but imagine if it had been tea length!

Chrissy Metz

Sure! (The star here is her ring.)

Billy Porter in Christian Siriano

DRAMATIC. Please hold for payment, Billy.

Mindy Kaling in Reem Acra

This is DISHY and fits her like a dream.

Idina Menzel in Alexandre Birman

Also good. 

Sandra Oh in Cong Tri

I LOVE that Sandra Oh is leaning into Rich Eccentric Glamour. She sort of is dressing like her character from the SNL "CHECKS" skit has come into big big money.

Molly Sims in Georges Chakra

This seems unneccessary. Although it WAS nice to get to spend so much time with Molly Sims this awards season. That is not sarcastic, I really mean it. She has an enthusiastic vibe that I enjoy!

Kaitlyn Dever in vintage Balmain

This is vintage and I LOVE it. She looks like a 1930s girl detective.

Billie Eilish in Gucci

This seems right on target.

Camila Morrone in Ralph Lauren

I feel like we've seen more gloves this awards season than I would have anticipated.

Sigourney Weaver

"Nah, I'm just going to wear a suit and be comfortable."

Laura Dern in vintage Armani Prive

I LOVE that this is vintage and I like it better than her ceremony dress, but I personally always have a stumbling block with these dresses that look like you've stuck your arms through the legs of a thong.

Greta Gerwig in Dior

I mean, sure! (I do think her makeup let her down a tiny bit here, but she's got to be ready to take a few days off after a couple of VERY busy months.)

Gal Gadot in Saint Laurent

And this is PERFECT.

The Oscar After-Parties: The Celebs Who Changed!

Again, I mean their clothes. I don't think any of these people had giant life epiphanies in the limo between the Oscars and the party.