Amanda Seyfried in Oscar de la Renta
This dusty blue is so pretty on her, but I find that cut always runs the risk of looking wilty. I also think it's more effective with a longer skirt. A mini AND a chest Scrunchie ends up feeling like an 8th grade dance.
Michaela Watkins
I enjoy Michaela's stripes. Her character is the in-house lawyer at Theranos, and thus I imagine she wore this lightly exasperated expression a lot during shooting.
Naveen Andrews
SAYID! He plays the former president and COO of Theranos; his trial is set to begin this month, so we don't yet know his fate, though in the series I assume he gets yeeted into an island hatch somewhere. (This is one of his sons, who is just as handsome and follicularly blessed, and is wearing the pants every guy at Notre Dame owned and wore to dances during 1995-99.)
Kate Burton
She looks very pleased about her coat, as she should.
Rich Sommer, Virginia Donohoe
Everything here is good, especially her shoes, BUT I wouldn't have picked a candy-pink lip if I was also going to go flaming red on my feet. But she's lovely and her bob is great.
Elizabeth Marvel
I last saw Elizabeth as a bad person on stupid Manifest. (You know how someone always says "you don't know how high up this goes"? She was, at least for a while, how high up it went.) Her kooky style is a treat, even if I would drop-kick the shoes elsewhere.
Greer Grammer
I just caught up on The Gilded Age and so I nearly called her Greer Gummer. No. That's Grace, who is not the Gummer who is in the Gilded Age (who is a Gummer in spirit, but not in name), but anyway. I digress. I thank her for picking a metallic shoe.
Alan Ruck
He looks like he's teaching philosophy to college freshmen, for whom he dresses up in the vain hope that they won't fall asleep during his seminar. Do you think he will ever get to the point where he's MORE known as Connor Roy than Cameron Frye? I had to look up his character's name on Succession, so for me, he will always be the latter. Cameron Frye, this one's for you.