Tayrn Manning opted for a less formal look — here she is in a peplum romper, paired with a huge-ass gem around her neck. Massive jewel/onesie combination is a very unconventional call.
Kata Mara ALSO wore Dior, but her dress was fairly ill-fitting, unfortunately.
Looking amazing in slinky, daring black dresses, we have Rumer Willis oozing futuristic dominatrix vibes; Katie Cassidy going for a triple trend-crown in sheer, lace and leather; and Katheryn Winnick (of Vikings) in a gorgeous asymmetrical LBD.
Color-blocking done right: the always stylish Jena Malone continuing the conceptual formal trousers thing that Emma Watson started quite adeptly; Jessica Lu of Awkward color-blocking patterns; and actress Laura Vandervoot wearing something like Jena Malone but not as good.
Other highlights! English actress Gugu Mbatha-Raw pulling off a bold, patterned dress amazingly (also, best hair of the night by far); Cobie Smulders of How I Met Your Mother in a gorgeous navy tailored crop top and skirt; Odette Annable wearing the patterned separates style that peaked last year (but still looking great!).
Onto the meh: here are some mildly distressing patterns. Jordana Brewster wore a metallic couch and a bustier; Zoe Lister-Jones opted for a lovely marbled print, which she paired with silver Tevas; Lyndsy Fonseca wore TOO MUCH SNAKE PRINT.
Some very colorful mishaps: Stacy Keibler’s hot pink suit is not doing it for me; I would like Bella Thorne‘s metallic one if her bottoms didn’t look like board shorts that someone crafted out of tinfoil; and Keltie Knight‘s bright yellow lace number is a bit garish.
THE BAD: Claudia Lee went as a gilded lamp; Rocsi Diaz went as an uptight mermaid lost at a rave; Jamie Alexander went as a seasonal place mat.
Some men: Tom Felton in a leather jacket; Kellan Lutz in a lot of muscles plus a shirt; Ed Westwick channelling Chuck Bass in power pink.
More beautiful men: Michael B. Jordan in Dior Homme (DID DIOR SPONSOR THIS EVENT?); two Jonas brothers in shades of grey.
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