Taylor Russell in McQueen Taylor went with color. I love that for her, and on a cold rainy weekend this all-leather ensemble probably felt nice. The zip-off skirt, I could leave, but the jacket is cute on her. I also realized that I had completely forgotten about Bones

Ke Huy Quan I saw the movie this weekend and I am DELIGHTED to say that he's fabulous in it. I always worry that the feel-good aspects of an awards story sometimes carry too much weight -- this is in the same realm as giving some actors an

Lea Thompson This outfit has a context, and I just don't think that context is Lea Thompson. Am I crazy? It's just so twee. Kerry Washington in Armani I can't decide if I think this is pretty, or cheesy. Possibly both? Monica Barbaro in

Cate Blanchett in Max Mara I feel like I should hate this, right? Amy Brenneman wore the fancy gold skirted version of this aesthetic, and I should probably kvetch that Cate didn't do the same. But I have to be honest: She looks luminous. Yes, this is plain

Lily James in Oscar de la Renta Well, get out the maple syrup and soften your butter, everyone, because pancakes are on the menu today. It's hard to say whether she knew the top would provide such a thorough outline of her chest? PROBABLY? This whole mess backfired

Balmain's Pre-Fall Collection is Very GlitzyAnd wacky, obviously.

Abby Elliott in Pamella Roland I love this burnt orangey color on her, and the retro drape of the sleeve. Ana de Armas in Louis Vuitton This is more thoughtful work from them, for their star. Angela Bassett in Pamella Roland A good night for Roland - she got two dresses

I switched it up on you -- you saw the front already; now here's the back, which is low and sexy. So she's not in a giant red poncho bubble, or anything. Margot Robbie Now, having seen the back, knowing it's open, does it change