Danai Gurira in Vivienne Westwood

I both LOVE this, and think it looks like a decoration that belongs in the lobby of the Bellagio in Vegas. Both of those things can be true, I swear.

Emily Blunt in Dundas

Sure! I'll accept that amount of midriff, and we don't have a peek of navel, so that helps. Ever since her Vogue spread was so dead-eyed, and someone in the comments said that's not uncommon for her, that's all I can see now. She DOES seem sort of unimpressed. 

Hilary Swank in Armani

Somehow this doesn't quite look like the full million bucks on her. I'm not sure what it is. Does it fit her chest weirdly? I have a soft spot for Hilary because it must be so strange to be at a career dead-end, then suddenly be a multiple Oscar winner, and then be back without great movie roles. She's repping What They Had, which co-stars Michael Sjannon and Robert Forster, but I can't get a read on what its chances are. I'd be up for another Swankissance, though.

Constance Wu

The sequin work on this looks messy rather than funky. It looks like someone's random collection.

Kesha

This would be a better dress without the feather bodice. Right?

Zoe Kazan in Valentino

She looks like Bo Peep crossed with a Tudor lady in waiting.

Regina King in Jenny Packham

I love her, and do not love this dress nearly as much. The bodice seems lackluster, when theoretically it's supposed to be very dreamy.

Nicole Kidman in Rodarte

Time of death on her hairdo: One second after she left the hotel.

Amy Adams in Schiaparelli

This is a super charming early Valentine.

Lisa Nishimura

Lisa runs Netflix's documentary wing, and I don't care for her dress on its own, but a big thumbs-up to her for picking bold color and getting exactly the right lipstick with it.  I just wish the drawstring waist were more inspiring. (Is a drawstring waist ever inspiring?)

Chadwick Boseman in Versace

How does he not look overwhelmed by this coat? And yet.

Ethan Hawke

"And now for my next trick: Sawing an original print of Reality Bites in half."

Kiki Layne in Ralph & Russo

That skirt is just some seriously gorgeous work, and I wish her shoes were sparkly. Maybe gold or silver. Just a little something to wink at us from down there.

Rashida Jones in Reem Acra

Lord knows we here at GFY are caftan-friendly, but the seam where red meets blue seems a little wonky somehow? This could be better executed, I think, but I love the idea and I think Rashida is giving it sass.

Michelle Yeoh in Elie Saab

I genuinely think she could still go full Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon, on any one of us at any time.

Ava DuVernay in Prada

She is always interesting and fabulous. 

Gemma Chan in Stella McCartney

Gemma is so lovely, but that is baggy and wrinkly, and her hair looks like it's falling out. None of this -- other than the color -- services her as she should be.

Joel Edgerton

I love the teal, even if it's a tad tight

Kathryn Hahn in Rosie Assoulin

YES. This is outstanding. I love it.

Lily Collins in Georges Chakra

And that's also very pretty, but I prefer the contrast in Kathryn's dress. Not that it has to be a contest, of course, but that's why her black-and-blue is less like a bruise to me and more like a statement.

Cicely Tyson

She is 93 and she is wearing metalilcs AND gloves AND A FREAKING CAPE. Cicely Tyson is MY HEART.

Anika Noni Rose

That gown looks like a very expensive, glamorous Minor Arcana tarot card.

Carey Mulligan in Dolce & Gabbana

That's quite stunning on her. It's really fun.

Amandla Stenberg in Celine

This very much feels like a 16-year old's fun Prom party dress, and that's not an insult.

Rosamund Pike in Rodarte

I find those shredded sleeves both ridiculous and fabulous. They would be annoying as hell to wear, I think, but she looks SO dramatic in those. And they fit. The Vera Wang maxi-pad dress will always be a favorable barometer for her future outfits.

Spike Lee

I appreciate a dude who understands the value of sparkles.

Quincy Jones

AS I WAS SAYING.

Malcolm Mays

I am not sure burgundy and black works for me much better than navy and black, but I do appreciate the effort to be unusual.

John David Washington

I do like this very clean version with the pop of white, though. I think the dark red/black color combo needs it so that it doesn't get too heavy.

Boots Riley

I feel like when he chose his socks and shoes, he had completely forgotten what his upper half was wearing. They are all wrong, and the pants tailoring is terrible, but hey: It's nice to see DUDES plagued by the evils of satin, for once.

Sparkle, Shine, and Color at the Governors Awards

Including two big blue skirts and plenty of gold. Oh, and Chadwick.