Alright, we’re on day three-and-a-half of 2025 Emmys coverage, (four, if you count our Cosmopolitan writeup) so it’s long past time we rounded up the scragglers and gave them all our quick and bitchy opinions about their outfits. Let’s do it together, like a family. Of bitches.
Aimee Lou Wood in Alexander McQueen
Meh. That shade of pink is insipid and does nothing for her. The style is stale and we really hate the cup design.
Angela Bassett in Yara Shoemaker
As if we’d even try to argue with that.
Carrie Coon in Chanel
She clearly loves it, but we hate this dress. The skirt is lovely, but the bodice is wildly overworked and the color makes her look sallow. The DTM shoes are bad.
Charlotte Le Bon in Courrèges
LOVED this but HATED the boots.
Elizabeth Banks in Rabanne
We can see what the design is trying to do — there’s a bit of a “curtain opening” effect to the skirt design — but the silver part is sloppy and overwhelming.
Gayle King
It’s a stunning take on a formal caftan.
Gwendoline Christie in Tom Ford
Love it, but we’re disappointed by the puddling pants hem.
Halsey in Givenchy
It’s okay, but that’s a terrible color.
Hannah Einbinder in Louis Vuitton
It’s slinky and glam, but we felt like the pattern was way too busy for television and we didn’t like the bustline or single spaghetti strap.
Hunter Schafer in Alexander McQueen
Sharp and gorgeous, although we don’t love the shape of the velvet panel.
Isa Briones in Erik Charlotte
Credit to her for picking such a difficult color and almost making it work, but the design is just plain ugly. The skirt’s trying to do way too much.
Jackie Tohn in Marmar Halim
She looks gorgeous. It’s a subtle, sophisticated shade, but she could’ve used one colorful piece of statement jewelry.
Janelle James in Cucculelli Shaheen
The fit and color look fantastic on her. If there’s such a thing as a dress being over-textured, this one would qualify. There’s a bit too much going on there.
Jean Smart in Christian Siriano
We’ll never love that style of sleeve puff, especially at the cuff end, but this is a unique and unusual design in a gorgeous color. She looks beautiful in it, but we’d have liked to edit either the collar or the puffs out. They’re fighting each other.
Jenny Slate in Rosie Assoulin
We almost liked this. She’s really well suited to classic designs with a slightly severe quality to them, but this dress needs some edits. It would have been great without the white part entirely.
Kaitlyn Dever in Michael Kors Collection
Meh. We’re not scandalized by a bandeau top at the Emmys, but it does look a bit out of place.
Kathy Bates in Vera Wang
A flawless grande dame gown in a color that looks amazing on her.
Kristen Bell in Armani Privé
Gorgeous skirt. Hate the bodice.
Lisa Ann Walter in Christian Siriano
This looks amazing on her. She likes her outfits to have a little razzle dazzle to them and Christian gave her that while keeping her in a prestige actress sort of mode.
Liza Colón-Zayas in Christian Siriano
Just okay. The corset top is a cliche and it looks like a modesty scarf was shoved into it at the last second.
Malin Akerman in Greta Constantine
The 2007 version of our blogger selves would have made all sorts of inappropriate comments here but we’re all mature and shit now. Hate this, by the way.
Mariska Hargitay in Elie Saab
Can’t argue with that.
Michelle Monaghan in Rabanne
It’s gorgeous, but we don’t think silver is the best choice for her – gold would be better, bronze would be perfect – and we hate the too-simple bodice and straps.
Molly Gordon in Giorgio Armani
Beautiful and eye-catching.
Sarah Paulson in Marc Jacobs
Turkey lady.
Scarlett Johansson in Prada
The washed-out color works well with her tan and it’s nice to see her hair down for a change. It’s an okay look. The earrings are gorgeous.
Selena Gomez in Louis Vuitton
All grown up and sophisticated.
Sheryl Lee Ralph in Diane Von Furstenberg
The color’s lovely. It looks a little flimsy.
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