We gave Olivier Award winners Cate Blanchett and Rachel Zegler some spotlight time, but it’s time for us to round up the rest of the elegantly attired attendees and give them all a piece of our minds. Shall we do it together? Like a slightly bitchy family? Let’s.
Adjoa Andoh in Roland Mouret
Love ourselves a sharp pewter look and this dress definitely qualifies. We don’t think the silver sandals look right with it, however. We’re thinking bronze or gold.
Beverley Knight in Khaled & Marwan
Pure stunning. And very helpful to any fellow attendees who need to check their makeup but don’t want to stand in line for the ladies room.
Bryan Cranston and Robin Dearden
Acceptable and on point, but her gown looks a little chintzy and flimsy to us.
Elizabeth Hurley
No arguments here. This is downright demure for her. She looks great in white and we’re surprised to admit that we like the construction of the skirt. She just needs to yank on the neckline a little to get it centered properly.
Jane Krakowski
Can’t argue with that. It’s a little generic, but theater award ceremonies – especially British ones – don’t really call for high glamour or flash.
Marianne Jean-Baptiste in Jenny Packham
Lovely and sharp. Hair and makeup are beautiful, earrings are well chosen.
Minnie Driver in Emilia Wickstead
It’s a pretty floral and we always feel reluctant critizing florals on the red carpet because so many stars and stylists are scared of them, but it does come off a little bedsheety, especially since the styling is practically nonexistent.
Monica Barbaro in Roberto Cavalli
Love the drapey, delicate quality of the bust and we don’t mind the black skirt, but that transition from bodice to skirt is kind of ugly and tacky looking to our eyes.
Olivia Williams in Taller Marmo
It’s too much — literally. We’re all for coverage and comfort but she can have that even if she got rid of several yards of fabric in this look.
Rosamund Pike in Burberry
This might be the most conventional thing she’s worn in years. We’re not mad at it, but it seems kind of boring for her. We like the shoes, but we think they’re too fussy for the style of dress. Not loving the wethead look at all.
Russell Tovey
Looks good, but that’s a goofy-ass way of posing to show your pocket chain.
Tom Hiddleston and Zawe Ashton
He looks great. We can’t say we like anything at all about her dress — not the color, not the tiered tutu, not the high waist and not the fluffy shoulder treatment.
Vanessa Williams in Mary Katrantzou
Great dress but that hem length is awkward and those overly complicated shoes don’t look like they’re worth the hassle.
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