Kim Kardashian’s All’s Fair is perfect escapism for fashion lovers’
Paulson’s assortment of leather gloves makes it clear that the Carrington Lane character is a villain. Gauging the hours of his gloved wardrobe is almost as difficult as counting the number of fireplaces and champagne glasses in every scene.
The strongest cat bow
Nearly-Oscar winner Glenn Close joins in on the fashion fun as Dina Standish without showing off her thongs. Instead, the 78-year-old is decked out in power suits like a Dolce & Gabbana blue floral Jacquard blazer and white pussy blouse.
Murphy deserves credit for incorporating more mature actresses like Close into the fashion frivolity. Former who’s the boss Star Judith Light, 76, has the longest black gloves she has ever worn at a jewelery auction. Her character, Sheila Baskin, keeps it for financial security after separating from her neglectful husband.
The cat bow award goes to Paulson in a scene where the size of the neck detail deserves a large load mark. Worn with lace gloves, of course.
‘Where does the money come from’ award
While many paralegals are busy dealing with Scanlan Theodore clearance and Trenery cases, Murphy and Bradley have no interest in raiding the lower floors of a Westfield shopping mall.
Teyana Taylor (Paris Taken) as aspiring lawyer Milan has an enviable wardrobe of Rick Owens cut-off tops and matching sweatpants.
Since freelance columnist Carrie Bradshaw SATC He has managed to afford a shoe collection that rivals the 3,000 pairs of shoes owned by former First Lady of the Philippines Imelda Marcos.
Hats were awarded
For Niecy Nash’s character, Emerald Greene, every day is Melbourne Cup day. Greene precariously balances low-cut outfits by black designers LaQuan Smith, Charles Harbison and Sergio Hudson with a variety of hats.
Naomi Watts and Niecy Nash wear wardrobe items from All’s Fair at the series’ London premiere on October 22.Credit: Dave Benett/Getty Images for Disney+
Nash was handed the hijab torch by Joan Collins Dynasty Alexis Carrington is the character who prefers titles when she’s not indulging in cat fights.
The award goes to him…
Yes, All is Fair It’s garbage television, but if you’re clutching your Paspaley pearls at Kardashian’s character revealing her underwear in a law firm office, you’re missing the point.
The subject matter is lighter than an Ozempic addict, but the spirit of wild fun and aesthetic indulgence is captivating.
Post-apocalyptic TV series in these challenging times pluribus And the last of us cIt feels very close to home. I’ll meet my weekly dose of denial with plenty of Chanel bags, gloves, and fireplaces instead.
All is Fair is currently streaming on Disney+.
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