Editor’s Note: An apology. On Wednesday, WWD, in its Report Card column and a subsequent Instagram post, wrote that Christina Aguilera’s look at the Mulan premiere was a case of cultural appropriation. We recognize we were wrong, and offer our sincerest apologies to Ms. Aguilera and to our readers and followers. We always try to learn and always aim to do better. Our article has been amended and the Instagram post has been deleted.
Ben Platt: C+
This “Saturday Night Fever” meets cozy grandmother cardigan look feels disjointed and not ready for the dance floor. If you’re going to do Seventies, you need to commit to the end. A fitted blazer in the same color would’ve been a better choice.
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Celine Dion: B+
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Celine Dion: B
This is yet another example of how Dion takes a runway look and makes it her own. On someone else, this house-on-the-prairie look on steroids would be ridiculous. But on her, it’s just another Sunday.
Dua Lipa: C+
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Machine Gun Kelly: B+
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Kid Cudi: D
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Thandie Newton: A-
Channeling Hollywood vixens from the Golden Era is always a good idea. Newton’s execution is flawless without being costume-y. The long hair and long earring really play with the angularity of the neckline and dress overall. She’s the ultimate sleek villain.