Checking the threads
REESE Witherspoon’s “Big Little Lies” won its Emmy. Reese Witherspoon’s film “Home Again” is winning its audience. Forget accomplishments. Let’s talk wardrobe.
At a screening for this new movie she was an 18-karat golden girl. The gold hair accompanied a gold dress, gold shoes, gold bag, matching jewelry.
One invitee wore a black-and-white, horizontal-stripe bandage dress. Sort of T-shirt material. Short short. Tight tight. When nobody was looking but me, she quickly gave it a tug tug.
Invitees were an assortment of behinds. Another was in a floor-length bright red thin thin filmy sort of silky fabric. Semi-see-through if you wanted to.
Me, I didn’t want to. Her fabric? Not substantial. An outline of underpants was clearly visible.
The evening was organized by the Cinema Society’s Andrew Saffir, who sported black velvet slippers. No socks. Candice Bergen, who’s in the movie, wore her long, justpurchased multicolor heavy silk coat. Stunning. Expensive.
Candice: “This is not something that must be returned to some designer in the morning. This is mine. Not loaned by any stylist. I picked this out myself and bought it with my own money. It’s by Dries Van Noten.” The shoes that complemented colors of the coat? “I bought them on Madison Avenue. At Barneys. And paid for them. They’re Altuzarra.” Off to a side stood her daughter. Said Candice: “See? She is not wearing short short. She’s dressed elegantly. Properly.”