Kim took a break from vintage to grab something from the same Schiaparelli collection that Law also shopped for Zendaya back in the age of The Odyssey, which now somehow feels as far away as we are from the actual time period. Between what I assume are the salaries – Glenn Close and Teyana Taylor also star, and don't forget the stunt casting of their clients – and the huge promo budget, I am so, so curious if the show's performance even comes close to recouping the cost. How could it, really? How many people watch this who don't already subscribe to Hulu and are a captive audience? I hope there are a lot of paid placements, so that when Sarah Paulson has to say things like, "See you in court, c*ntburger," suddenly she is forced to say, "See you in court, Wendy's Pretzel Bacon Cheese Pub c*ntburger!"
Some promo events, we don't have photos of, including one where Kim wore a very cute 1994 Todd Oldham, and then an utterly heinous new Area ensemble that's pulled right off the runway – I agree with the first commenter on Check The Tag there who said that's not styling, that's personal shopping. And bad personal shopping. I thought Kim had graduated past Sexy Little Bo Peep Lost Her T-Mobile Sidekick At a Nightclub Called Sheep, but apparently not.