Teyana Taylor in Schiaparelli, honoree

This would look better without the strap, I think, but it's also possible the dress's architecture needs it. The pelvic purse, however, is hilarious. Do you think it works?

Sheryl Lee Ralph, honoree

That bodice is beautiful.

Sydney McLaughlin-Levrone, honoree

Yes, you cracked the code, she's pregnant. (I tease. I know some people hate this, but honestly I think a lot of the time it's driven by excitement.) I don't love the dress? That sleeve style always feels droopy to me.

Lucy Liu, honoree

If anyone loses an earring, go to Lucy.

Brandi Carlile (honoree) and Catherine Carlile

Brandi looks like every teacher's favorite slightly mischievous scamp at boarding school.

Mariska Hargitay, honoree

I wish MORE of this were silver.

Jordan Chiles in Tony Ward 2024

Jordan was honored last year. I want to like this, but it looks like a wound in her side that's starting to ooze.

Nneka Onuorah

She's a documentarian. I want her to make a movie about how she developed this poncho.

Amy Sherald, honoree

Amy painted Michelle Obama's 2018 portrait, and pulled a traveling exhibit from the Smithsonian when they basically tried to boot one of her paintings of a transgender woman. It's now at the Baltimore Museum of Art, so go support that fine institution if you're in the area!

Isata Dumbuya, honoree

She's a midwife working in Sierra Leone, and among many other things, secured funds for its first-ever NICU, which opened in February.

Reshma Kewalramani, honoree

She is a biotech CEO who's doing the work our country doesn't seem to want to fund anymore, including a non-opioid painkiller, and cystic fibrosis drugs that can be dispensed for free through a pilot program.

Safeena Husain, honoree

Her Mumbai-based Educate Girls helps get young Indian girls in small villages back into the classrooms, for which she won Asia's equivalent of the Nobel Prize.

Reshma Saujani, honoree

She founded Girls Who Code, and Moms First, which aims to tackle affordable childcare.

Kecia Steelman, honoree

She runs Ulta Beauty, which has a 91 percent female workforce and which promotes a lot of woman-owned and BIPOC brands

Mahnoor Omer, honoree

Since age 14, she's been trying to teach young girls in Pakistan about menstruation; last year, she took the government to court for its "period tax," a.k.a., how much more expensive they make feminine hygiene products, rendering them unaffordable to many of the people who need them most. (The verdict is pending.)

Camila Alves

I want to redo her entire glam and lop two feet off the skirt.

Queen Latifah

This is a funky take on what is essentially a robe.

Liza Koshy in Yara Shoemaker

That might look better as the back of the dress.

Ariana Madix

I don't know if this is ENTIRELY the place to dress as Sexy Priestess.

Isla Fisher

Her jewelry is the real star here.

Bozoma Saint John

I don't think this quite fits, and her makeup is calibrated to Clown, but her shoes have tiny silver neckties on them and I love that.

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