The Gilded Age Season Four New York Premiere

Morgan Spector (George Russell) and Rebecca Hall, both in Maison Margiela

They both look great; these looks feel like a nod to the costumes of The Gilded Age without being COSTUME-Y.

Carrie Coon (Bertha Russell) in Acne Studios

Meanwhile, I LOVE her but no. This was originally shown with matching patterned trousers, FYI. Skipping them was maybe the right idea, but perhaps with this look you just LEAN IN. I had this bedspread in junior high – like, perhaps quite literally.

Denée Benton (Peggy Scott)

I love her and the art deco vibe of this is great. Perhaps should the length be either a longer OR a little shorter?

Blake Ritson (Oscar Van Rhijn)

I appreciate that the man who wears the This Character Might Get an Opium Addiction-style sunglasses has chosen to wear sunglasses to its premiere, too. (I'm sure this is intentional!)

Cynthia Nixon (Ada Forte)

Honestly, she's been looking VERY cool lately. This is awesome...

Cynthia Nixon (Ada Forte)

....and it's arguably better in motion.

Audra McDonald (Dorothy Scott)

LOVE the shoes and she's a goddess, so I do hate to say this but...pick a sleeve, Audra, you resplendent dream!

Jessica Frances Dukes (Cousin Athena)

She is SO funny on The Gilded Age; her entire vibe is that of someone who just heard some really juicy gossip. This look is giving Brenda and Kelly at the Spring Fling but I think we've well-established that this is an iconic reference.

Kristine Nielsen (Mrs Bauer)

She is Aunt Ada and Agnes's cook on the show and thus is always lightly sweaty in a kitchen with her hair in a kerchief. (She also had a brief gambling addiction.) It must be fun for her to get to show up somewhere all glamourous and fab – she looks great!

Ashlie Atkinson (Mrs Fish)

Five stars to Mrs Fish! Those shoes are JUST RIGHT, the dress is adorable, the purse is great, and the fun fur IS, indeed, fun.

Kelli O'Hara (Aurora Fane)

If she'd sheared off the sheer bits, we'd have a proper Revenge Dress, which would be appropriate given that her character is newly single after being very hard done by.

Ben Ahlers (Jack the Footman aka by the internet Clock Twink)

Honestly? Yes. This is cool. It slightly feels like a vision test, but in a cool way.

Ben Ahlers

I LOVE this sweater. It's JW Anderson, if you have a spare $1500 for whimsical sweaters floating about.

Louisa Jacobson (Marian Brook) in Conner Ives

She looks VERY cool in this. She works with stylist Edward Bowleg III – who doesn't style a ton of other celebs – and they're a great pairing. They've really been knocking it out of the park the last few months with her.

Louisa Jacobson (Marian Brook)

I don't know what's happening with that red string around her waist but regardless of how weird that is, she looks incredible in this.

Celia Keenan-Bolger (Mrs Bruce)

This is very reasonable but I don't think some delicate jewelry would go awry.

Ben Lamb (The Duke of Buckingham)

UNEXPECTEDLY GROOVY from the Duke.

Dennis Haysbert (Dr Reginald Harris)

Nothing but the best for my president.

Taylor Trensch (Oliver)

He's playing a new character – don't worry, he has one Tony nomination – and I am fascinated by these trousers. They're bootaloons, right? A bold choice! I don't care for this but I do like that someone is keeping it weird, so let's call it even.

Bonnie Milligan (Mrs. Knapp Curtis)

This dress is so dreamy on her – she's also a new character and (of course) also has a Tony award – but she maybe needs a slightly stronger lip?

Kelley Curran (Mrs Winterton/Turner)

[series of enthusiastic, complimentary snaps]

Donna Murphy (THE Mrs Astor)

I mean, obviously. Yes. It's maybe a little squashy up top, but all things considered: Ding dong!!!!!!

Maggie Kuntz (Fiona Summers)

She's playing Fiona Summers, an Astor cousin who is not a real person, a new character who's described as "a free-spirit" and a "troublemaker," so that will be fun for everyone (except, presumably, Mrs. Astor). She looks fabulous in this.