There Were So Many Fly Children at The People's Choice Awards
Entertainment…but did anyone watch them? Empirically, gonna say no cause the entirety of Twitter seemed to be live-microblogging Empire, but there was a preponderance of happenings on the red carpet, upon which many attendees looked like they got lost en route to a Jersey megaclub. Also, REALLY well-dressed children. Also, Gina Rodriguez accepting Jane the Virgin‘s award for Best New Comedy. Also, the music was way better on Empire, but they don’t hear me though. Carrying on…
The lovely Kristen Bell just popped out a kid like, a month ago, so had full recourse to the red carpet in XXL sweatpants accessorized by a half-full bottle of Remy Martin VSOP, Kanye-style, but lo! She elected to not. This structural magenta thingamajig by Monique Lhullier makes her look like Sofia Coppola’s Marie Antoinette 2015, a party of crepe and cupcakes that adds up to a pretty wall of layers around her womb which no doubt needs to RELAX amirite.
Ellen Degeneres and Portia deRossi‘s pants looks were crisp and perfect in their own right, with Ellen donning the ever-popular Stan Smith and Portia doing it up at the MOMA gift shop (actually it’s Zuhair Murad), while Gina Rodriguez, winner of the night and in life, channeled a Jackson Pollack to waft daintily about her person. Ellen Pompeo‘s blush vino-colored Elie Saab jumper is suffering from too goddamn long (can someone seriously get a tailor in these skreets?) but elsewhere the fit and shade are so perfect and elegant that… sorry forgot what I was typing, was rummaging for a glass of rosé.
Anna Faris… psst… I don’t know if you know, but your peplum’s got peplums. She changed her outfit like seven times during this ceremony so I don’t know why the hell this budget wedding cake of a really expensive Juan Carlos Obando two-piece was the one that ended up in front of the step-and-repeat. Sorry girl, love you, don’t ever change, except for this one outfit. In other designer mishaps: Caitriona Balfe, of Starz’s Outlander, is wearing Valentino—VALENTEENOOOO—so WHY is this whole ensemble serving Jaclyn Smith? Is it the footwear? the stance? The hair? I don’t know but something about it feels deeply disturbing. Kelen Coleman, of CBS’s The McCarthys (huh?) is accelerating throwback fashion nostalgia with a zipper dress apparently from 2004. If it were hooded, velour, and Juicy Couture it would have been among the best, but points have been knocked off for the apparent lack of full commitment to the steez. This is not a game, sheeple.
But this is Fifth Harmony: