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The panel’s fashion critique ranged from the elegant to the outright bizarre. Sarah Jessica Parker’s headgear—a baffling, avant-garde hat—prompted jokes about how she always manages to push the boundaries of reality, blurring the line between high fashion and theatricality. Meanwhile, Lena Dunham’s past Emmy looks earned mockery for appearing like she was “dressed in the dark,” with comments about stylist hate and mental health.
Jennifer Aniston was labeled “the queen of safe,” with her predictable, mostly monochromatic gowns. The panel admired her consistency but lamented her lack of innovation, stressing her comfort zone as emblematic of her entire brand—simple, elegant, and unchallenging.