in Calvin Klein I will say this: We complain that stylists do a lot of head-to-toe rather than mixing and matching, but Erin credited CK for the dress, Valentino for the jacket, D&G (sigh) for the shoes, and Longchamp for the bag. So three cheers to

Kate Hudson Kate is, as noted in the intro, an adept steward of this uneven enterprise and I'm glad to see her in a comedy. And she looks great in what is essentially a sheet that got twisted in the laundry. Jeanie Buss Jeanie's story is

Zendaya in Schiaparelli This came down the Schiaparelli ready-to-wear runway in March. It looks like it's made of sandpaper and is about as comfortable. I feel like if someone were to blow on it, actual granules might fly off. Perfect for Dune, or maybe Law &

No. 1: Azzi Fudd of UConn, to Dallas Wings This dress has good intentions but it's SUCH a hodge-podge of ideas. The bra part doesn't sit well. The fabric extruding from the torso is weird. The slit is a harsh angle. I wanted more for

Lukita Maxwell in Louis Vuitton Is this a tad too big through the body? I can't tell. It's also a bit of a nothing color on her, so I wish they'd spiced it up with accessories and styling. Or, you know, not made it

Michaela Coel I wish the pants weren't getting so lost, because it's hard to gauge what's happening here. There's something interesting about how you EXPECT this to be a glamorous gown and then there's a plot twist, but I am