Marlee Matlin
I haven't seen it confirmed yet, but if that's NOT Schiaparelli, then Schiaparelli should sue. Unfortunately, it does also LOOK like a Forever 21 fast-fashion knockoff thereof. I don't even particularly like the shirt without the face.
Troy Kotsur
He is delightfully styled, as usual.
Geena Davis
Geena! This is a very slick suit on her. This event was called “Raising Our Voices: Setting Hollywood’s Inclusion Agenda," and involved creators and actors having big discussions about this subject. Geena is there presumably to rep her Geena Davis Institute on Gender in Media.
Natalie Morales
And this is... on-trend. I actually don't dislike it as much as I have some of the other super baggy things, and maybe that's because it doesn't also have sleeves, so that helps it look LESS like she's romping around in her dad's closet.
Gloria Calderón Kellett
Gloria was the showrunner of the much-beloved One Day at a Time reboot, and Amazon's With Love. Her dress is very cute. The shoes are a bit blocky for me, but they are probably comfy. Arch support may reign supreme with those.
Latasha Gillespie
We don't usually focus this much on execs, but the event primarily involved them, but a lot of these execs are women (yay) and some of them wore really interesting things. So: Latasha heads up "global diversity, equity, and inclusion" for Amazon. I have to be honest and say that her top looks like exotic sea life, but her skirt is amazing.
Claire Babibeaux-Fontenot
Claire runs Feeding America. I'm interested in why she turned the belt sideways. Honestly, I'm bad with mixing patterns myself, but I think this print on her dress does it very well.
Samata Narra
Samata is the senior VP for equity and inclusion at WB, and I know this is a different level of fancy than some of the clothes, but she's making a super argument for a white shirt and black pants being perfect wardrobe staples. It all just hangs well on her, and yes, I see you down there, Intriguing Sneaker. I SEE YOU.
Bird Runningwater
Bird spent 20 years working for the Sundance festival as "director of its Indigenous, Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion, and Artist Programs," per Deadline (quoting them again: He "belongs to the Cheyenne and Mescalero Apache Tribal Nations and grew up on the Mescalero Apache Reservation in New Mexico"). He now has a development deal with Amazon, and he looks incredibly cool in this.
Crystal Echo Hawk
She is president/CEO of IllumiNative, which seems to be a research institute that studies the way media and schools either perpetuate negative stereotypies about Native people or erase them altogether. (I hope I have that right.) She's a member of the Pawnee Nation of Oklahoma. She ALSO looks super. The jewelry is perfect against the blue dress.