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Anonymous wrote:Kate Winslet in Erdem

Love this for her. It’s a little dressed down but she has a quirky vibe so it works.

It's amazing.

Anonymous wrote:Glen Powell

I love that his parents are constantly with him.

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Anonymous wrote:All the commenters here have exceedingly conventional tastes. They seemingly can’t stand it when a man wears anything other than a basic tux. I like the more expressive looks! No wonder we in DC have the reputation for being conservative and boring dressers.

I do too but there are limits. That mint green velvet thing is beyond the limits. It’s just ugly.

Okay - but Andrew Scott in light blue is good! Don’t take that sparkling personality and put him in a conventional tux. It would be a waste.

I disagree. While he’s not my cup of tea as an actor, I feel he’d be quite Clark-Gable in a classic black tux.

But he’s so much more interesting and whimsical than boring old Clark Gable.

I wish it was a different blue. The Robin Egg blue is too bright

Anonymous wrote:Lisa Ann Walter in Marchesa

She may do an amazing Philly accent on her show but she’s originally from Silver Spring!

Molly Sims

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Anonymous wrote:All the commenters here have exceedingly conventional tastes. They seemingly can’t stand it when a man wears anything other than a basic tux. I like the more expressive looks! No wonder we in DC have the reputation for being conservative and boring dressers.

I do too but there are limits. That mint green velvet thing is beyond the limits. It’s just ugly.

Okay - but Andrew Scott in light blue is good! Don’t take that sparkling personality and put him in a conventional tux. It would be a waste.

I disagree. While he’s not my cup of tea as an actor, I feel he’d be quite Clark-Gable in a classic black tux.

But he’s so much more interesting and whimsical than boring old Clark Gable.

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Anonymous wrote:Timothée Chalamet in Tom Ford

Talk about a nonbinary look. What used to be called milquetoast

I had to look up milquetoast because I thought I was wrong about the definition all these years. I don't think he looks nonbinary or milquetoast. Very dashing. And you can't tell in that picture but the suit has kind of a sparkle effect. I think he looks great.

I like this look more

Anonymous wrote:I'm sorry but this Shogun is crap. A show where they boil a human being alive and the main character continues casually conversing over the torture screams of the victim.

So much gratuitous violence it's stomach churning. I can't get past it to even follow the show.orrible.

That was just the first episode. And that was basically the 17th century so I guess you don’t really follow history. Henry Viii had a cook boiled alive because the cook allegedly tried to poison some people — all he succesded in doing was giving some people a stomach ache I think.

Anonymous wrote:Jodie Foster in Dior

Do not like. It overwhelms her.

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Anonymous wrote:All the commenters here have exceedingly conventional tastes. They seemingly can’t stand it when a man wears anything other than a basic tux. I like the more expressive looks! No wonder we in DC have the reputation for being conservative and boring dressers.

I do too but there are limits. That mint green velvet thing is beyond the limits. It’s just ugly.

Okay - but Andrew Scott in light blue is good! Don’t take that sparkling personality and put him in a conventional tux. It would be a waste.

I disagree. While he’s not my cup of tea as an actor, I feel he’d be quite Clark-Gable in a classic black tux.

Karla Sofia Gascón in YSL

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Anonymous wrote:All the commenters here have exceedingly conventional tastes. They seemingly can’t stand it when a man wears anything other than a basic tux. I like the more expressive looks! No wonder we in DC have the reputation for being conservative and boring dressers.

I do too but there are limits. That mint green velvet thing is beyond the limits. It’s just ugly.

Okay - but Andrew Scott in light blue is good! Don’t take that sparkling personality and put him in a conventional tux. It would be a waste.

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Anonymous wrote:Timothée Chalamet in Tom Ford

Talk about a nonbinary look. What used to be called milquetoast

I had to look up milquetoast because I thought I was wrong about the definition all these years. I don't think he looks nonbinary or milquetoast. Very dashing. And you can't tell in that picture but the suit has kind of a sparkle effect. I think he looks great.

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Anonymous wrote:Kathy Bates’s face/hair looks AMAZING.

Is she wearing Skechers? I sort of love that.

Lisa Ann Walter in Marchesa