Kelsea Ballerini in Raisa Vanessa
God bless this child. This is WACKY. (She also changed into a Giambattisa Valli at some point, and I think it's better and she probably should have worn it the entire time.) She looks like a high-fashion flamingo.
KJ Apa
This is cool on him -- and very hard to pull off -- and also I'd officially like to ask the Riverdale people to get this poor child a wig! HE CANNOT KEEP DYEING HIS HAIR THIS COLOR. HIS HEAD WILL COME OFF.
Anne Winters in Narces
Do you think she and Kelsea did a mothereffing walk-off at the afterparty to determine which of the women in tulle reigns supreme?
Sarah Hyland in Fausto Puglisi
This dress is VERY cool; I think her lipstick is ALSO great, but maybe photographs too matchy with the gown?
Jenna Dewan in Monique Lhuiller
I mean, this is fine.
Coco Gauff
COCO GAUFF! American tennis sweetheart! I hope she had THE BEST TIME at this event. I love her, and also I love her parents, one of whom (her dad) shares my love of a blue-and-white stripe.
Hannah Brown in Hamel
TWO of her ex-boyfriends were at this thing -- both Colton, and Tyler C. SO, GOOD FOR YOU HANNAH! Wear this saucy number!
Rebecca Crews and Terry Crews
I regret to inform you that I have no photos of Terry leaping.
Jacob Tremblay
God bless Jacob Tremblay, and the poppy he's wearing for Remembrance Sunday/Veteran's Day. The very presence of this pin is how I realized he is, in fact, Canadian. (Americans don't really wear a poppy for Veteran's Day; we've talked about this at length on the royal posts, but it's not a tradition here the way it is for Remembrance events in Commonwealth countries, presumably because the poppy as a symbol grew out of World War I art, most noteably "In Flanders Fields," and the United States, because we were not in World War I nearly as long as everyone else and thus did not suffer as many losses, does not have that same emotional symbolic connection. [Having said that, my own great-grandfather died tragically young because mustard gas ruined his lungs while he was fighting in World War I.] Anyway. I think they're lovely, and so is he for wearing one.)