Lucy Boynton in Patou
Lucy wore a lot of crazy lashes and eye shadow during her Bohemian Rhapsody press days, so it's nice to see her here looking very fresh-faced. She's so lovely! She doesn't need spider-lashes! (She looks like blond Felicity Jones to me, also, so get them a prestige BBC series together or something). The shoes that look like she kicked a thick cobweb are not my style of whimsy, but I do APPRECIATE them for what they are, and also for what they aren't (namely, Nudist sandals and/or plain white pointy pumps). The giant bow structure ALMOST saves this from being too shapeless. It's actually a so-so dress that I think her sweet face and amusing shoes are elevating into something better. Which, I mean, that's how good styling does it, right?
Beanie Feldstein, Ben Platt
Every photo he was in had Ben Platt labeled "Ben Platt, Exec Producer." I don't know if the photogs just didn't know he's also an actor, or if Ben Platt is REALLY EXCITED for people to know that he, too, has an EP credit on this show. That IS a thrill, and I like both his suit and Beanie's delightful dress, so everything about this slide is good news.
Grace Gummer, Carly Chaikin
Carly Chaikin has so many colors in that cute dress which could've provided shoe inspiration, AND YET, SIGH, beige is what she picked. It's an epidemic. Perhaps Grace perhaps could have helped, but she clearly just got back from a long day at the beach.
Jennifer Westfeldt
Jennifer and Carly could really support each other as they begin their journey toward better shoes. I also can't figure out why this otherwise fine day dress needed to have a big slit?
Anna Wintour and Bee
Speaking of people who I'd have expected to own better shoes: Anna. Always Anna. She could, though, give Bee some instruction on how belts are supposed to happen.