Rachel Brosnahan in Rodarte
Rachel, who is not in The Romanoffs, is obviously the jewel in Amazon's crown right now, given that she's the titular Marvelous Mrs. Maisel. So it definitely makes sense that she's fronting this thing. She looks pretty; I haven't always connected to her style, partly because she wears a lot of Miu Miu and that line is not generally to my tastes. This is Rodarte, and it's a properly adjusted version of this. To the point where... I mean, why even bother making the first one.
Michael Zegen, Rachel Brosnahan, Tony Shalhoub, Marin Hinkle
Here are all the Maisels, who are also not in The Romanoffs. Well, one Maisel, one estranged Maisel, and then her parents, whose names I don't remember. But you feel me. They are a fetching crew. I like Marin's dress, with those subtle shots of lighter blue. I want better shoes for her. I WANT BETTER SHOES FOR THE WORLD.
Jon Hamm
The Hammaconda, also not in The Romanoffs, looks nice in this shot -- very well-rested, and dapper of tie. But...
'The Romanoffs' Premiere
I'm not gonna lie, that hairdo is a surprise. It isn't BAD necessarily; it's jut going to take some getting used to, and appears to have been cut almost like a flat-top.
Edith Bowman
Edith, also not in The Romanoffs, is a DJ. Her dress is jazzy.
Roma Downey and Mark Burnett
Roma and Mark, also not in The Romanoffs, just want to smile and wear expensively trendy clothes and pray nobody asks them about anything involving racist Apprentice tapes because they have no intention of doing anything about that ever.
Ines Melab
Ines, who IS in The Romanoffs -- at last! -- has the top and bottom of this outfit correct but badly needed trouser advice. A pencil skirt or just more carefully hemmed pants would've done the trick.
Marthe Keller
Marthe, ALSO IN THE ROMANOFFS!, has it all down pat but the shoes. Cream and white are HELLISH BEDFELLOWS. Something always looks dirty.
Hugh Skinner
Hugh, ALSO IN THE ROMANOFFS!, appears to be tilted -- perhaps leaning under the weight of carriyng so much of this premiere on his own. You've got this, Hugh. They'll all come to the one in the U.S. and maybe you can have the night off.