Simone Ashley in Prada She is so gorgeous, and her styling often fights that -- or at least doesn't underline it enough. This color is sort of harsh, and the dress draws attention to its own construction rather than to her. I also miss her mane of curls, but

Emily Blunt in Schiaparelli I appreciate the big, unexpected swing from Emily, whom I'd have predicted would wear something sleek. However, I cannot shake the notion that a wildebeest tried to eat its way into this thing and she had to make do. Her makeup is great, and

Meryl in D&G Meryl does wear a lot of D&G still, which is sort of a bummer; the world truly has moved on from that, assuming they ever sincerely cared at all. I can see why she chose it; the suit suits her. Meryl This is

Eddie Murphy I am not sure it was worth it to use a navy blue tie, when you can barely see it, and the color doesn't pop against all that black. The AFI statuette does more work. Which I guess is okay, but I think a peek of

Jessica Chastain in Oscar de la Renta Jessica's new bob is VERY cute (and seemingly real; she posted it on instagram). This dress, unfortunately, looks to me like OdlR was inspired by shopping for outdoor rugs. Anne Hathaway in Ralph Lauren Anne's shoulder was astonished not

Regina King She appears to be wearing a shirt, and said shirt appears to be doing as little shirting as possible? Somehow it all works. That trench is like a cape. Amandla Stenberg She looks outstanding, and I particularly love the shoe courage. Yes, apparently I'm calling it

Connor Storrie in Calvin Klein The suit is juuuuuust pale yellow enough to work (versus being cream-on-white), and I think it also helps that the shirt is striped. I like the proportions and cut on him a lot better than the pleated crotch stuff we've seen