Gillian Jacobs in PH5

This is very quirky, but I also sort of like it. You can't tell here, but that's not a turtleneck layered under a strapless dress, it's a shrug layered over it -- you can see it better here -- which, against all odds, I think works.

Olivia Scott Welch in Rochas

THIS IS WILD. She's dressed like a directional Tudor ghost. Which, let me be clear, is at least an interesting point of view.

Sadie Sink in Prada

I find it interesting that Prada's current vibe is just "Let's Dress Everyone Like a Handbag and Put That Logo RIGHT THERE!!!"

Kiana Madeira in Versace

SO many gloves have been showing up lately, which is of course a boon for women who are worried about how old their hands look. (Not Kiana -- she is a youth!)

Ramona Young

Is it weird that I wish she'd just leaned into this and worn bell bottoms with a matching trim?

Julian Rehwald in Salvatore Ferragamo

Ah, I see that Salvatore Ferragamo is still trying to make clothing. (She looks good in this, though -- it was wise to go so simple other than the pants.)

Leigh Janiak in Rodarte

This whole look has a real Kirsten Dunst vibe.

Emily Rudd in Saint Laurent

I'm sure Yves St. Laurent is thrilled that his once grand house is now outfitting young actresses with bike shorts. (That blazer is awesome, though.)

Elizabeth Scopel

I both don't think this works AND get why it seems like it would be really fun to wear. The outfit has a real Star Trek CPA vibe.

McCabe Slye, Benjamin Flores Jr.. and Ted Sutherland

"We see your work, Young Men of Stranger Things, and we RAISE THE STAKES!"

Sebastian Israel

Man turtlenecks are officially back and I guess I'm excited that now the youths will understand what it feels like to wear one in 95 degree weather simply because it's new.

Irving Green

Okay, but this is really fun.

Gillian Jacobs Leads the Pack at a Sartorially Fascinating Premiere

For Fear Street, based on the classic R.L. Stine books!