They just keep getting better and better. At this rate, they’re going to show up at the Oscars in the most stunning red carpet drag you’ve ever seen.
And it’s savvy, because we all know there’s a sequel coming, which means every one of these ladies understand they’re still doing the work of promoting their franchise. It’s the fashion equivalent of Chris Evans working out obsessively and denying himself carbs for years at a time so he can collect those Captain America checks.
Awkwafina in Elisabetta Franchi
We truly hate that neckline, but once we got over it, we realized there were literally no other complaints or criticisms to be had. The color’s a bit unusual but that works in her favor. She looks more and more like a major movie star every time she steps out.
Michelle Yeoh in Marchesa
WERQ. This may honestly be a Personal Best for her. And sending out these sorts of sleek, unexpected gowns may just be Marchesa’s route back to respectability.
Constance Wu in Rodarte
She loves herself a shimmering Champagne or pale pink gown, but every time, we find ourselves wishing for a more declarative color. Still, we can’t say she looks bad. The shoulder detail makes for a nice effect up near the face and she’s well styled.
Gemma Chan in Jason Wu
LOVE. There was a concerted effort by most of the attendees to eschew color completely, making this a bolder than normal choice. We’re kind of over vivid black-backed florals, but the volume and drama of this – not to mention her world-class ability to work it – make for a great, high-fashion red carpet moment on a night when many played things extremely safe.
Style Credits:
Awkwafina: Elisabetta Franchi Dress | Stefere Earrings | State Property Ring | Christian Louboutin Clutch and Shoes
Styled by Avo Yermagyan
Constance Wu: Rodarte Dress | Lorraine Schwartz Jewelry | Roger Vivier Clutch | Aquazzura Shoes
Styled by Micaela Erlanger | Hair by Clariss Anya Rubenstein | Makeup by Molly Greenwald
Michelle Yeoh: Marchesa One-Shoulder Cape Gown
Makeup by Daniel Martin | Hair by Bertrand W Delacourt
Gemma Chan: Jason Wu Dress | Anita Ko Jewelry | Jimmy Choo Shoes
Styled by Rebecca Corbin-Murray | Hair by Joseph Maine | Makeup by Monika Blunder
[Photo Credit: INSTARImages]
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