Heidi Klum (small) murder, she wrote: 5
A (not very) lady in yellow: Heidi Klum, who apparently raised her kids to “be cool,” really isn’t cool in this dress that looks like that of the lap dancers hanging from her own train . .
Winnie Harlow Parsley: 7.5
The hint of green pays homage to the aromatic reference herb, parsley. If there’s a red carpet, Winnie Harlow doesn’t miss one. On the other hand, it’s always a pleasure to look at and reminds us that fashion is (perhaps) committed to inclusivity.
Valentina Sampaio confused: 6
It’s not clear what image he wanted to convey: Femme fatale all transparent? Romance to the bitter end with the mega loop? In technical jargon one would speak of a number of styles.
Juliette Binoche pale face: 5
So is French – Parisian actually – Juliette Binoche, with her pale face, sloppy red lipstick and her hair tied back like an old unmarried aunt. Predictable to the point of boredom.
Stella Maxwell, below which it is her turn: 6.5
Missing the whip: For the rest of the fetish arsenal, this Genny look has it all, starting with the portholes on the sides, which fashion jargon calls cut-outs. And even the optics does not bode well.
Jourdan Dunn and the Maiden’s Mantle: 6
The ambitious choice of Jurdan Dunn, who walked the red carpet in Boucheron jewels and an Elie Saab haute couture gown in Virgin taffeta. The miracle of catching some lightning still succeeds…
Elsa Hosk and the trompe l’oeil: 8
A truly stunning dress was chosen by Elsa Hosk, who chose Victor & Rolf: a trompe-l’oeil that only leaves photographers disoriented for a moment. Messika jewelry.
Helena Christensen, timeless beauty: 8
When they say beauty has no age, the appearance of Helena Christensen is a confirmation: after Chopard’s haute couture evening that brought together the most beautiful supermodels on the catwalk, here she is in top form on the red carpet.