Saturday Night Live marked its fiftieth anniversary with a series of high-profile, star-studded events; the first of which was SNL 50: The Homecoming Concert, where all of the stars lined up to see their favorite musical acts of the last half-century – the ones that are still alive, anyway. Also: looks were served! Of varying quality, of course.
Aidy Bryant
We might be able to look past the overtly juvenile style if it were rendered in a different textile, but we doubt it.
Alec Baldwin and Hilaria Baldwin
Girl, what are you doing with your leg?
Anya Taylor-Joy
Congratulations to living legend Anya Taylor-Joy for making it out on her 90th birthday.
Ayo Edebiri
Sexy cute.
Bowen Yang
This looks great on him.
Brendan Fraser
It’s a fully put-together look and we have no problem with it but we have to bite our tongues about that hat, knowing some of y’all like to wear them.
Chloe Fineman
Satin laundry bag.
Chris Pine
We’ll admit that we prefer cleaned-up Chris Pine but looking at him here, we think he wishes he could go back to Boho Grandpa Chris Pine ASAP.
Christine Baranski
A classic working a classic look.
Claire Danes and Hugh Dancy
Just happy to be here.
Dan Levy
Serving shoulder pad realness.
Jenna Ortega
This is a fantastic look, but it will never not look strange to us when ladies go bare-legged in sandals under a heavy outfit that’s clearly for cold weather.
John Mulaney and Olivia Munn
He needs an undershirt (we’re tired of the no-tie, buttoned-up look) and her gown is lovely.
Julia Louis-Dreyfus
Looks great.
Kate McKinnon
Also looks great, but we’re a little annoyed by all of the white t-shirts on display here.
Kevin Costner
Really well-coordinated, flattering, serving country-daddy-in-the-city.
Leslie Jones
The corset’s great, but it looks dumb with everything else.
Maya Rudolph
It’s dramatic and it suits her, but the proportions are off and we don’t think that pale yellow is her best color.
Miley Cyrus in Roberto Cavalli
That’s hot.
Pete Davidson
That’s fun.
Robyn
We don’t think we can sign off on those NASCAR jeans.
Sandra Oh
Great tux. The pearls are a fun idea, but they definitely need to be arranged better.
Sarah Sherman
She’s so good at chic clownery. That is absolutely a compliment.
Sasheer Zamata
The skirt is pretty, but that top doesn’t go with it at all.
St. Vincent
We don’t share her love of socks with pumps, but the rest of the outfit’s really cute.
Tiffany Haddish
No arguments here.
Tina Fey
Lots of plain black suits or ladytuxes on this red carpet. No complaints! She looks good.
[Photo Credit: Jamie McCarthy/Peacock]
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