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If this was on anyone else we'd have nothing but praise for the look because it's a pretty amazing-looking dress. January Jones could rock it. But on Swank it's totally expected because slinky, naked dresses are almost all she ever wears.

Bow down, motherfuckers. CHER is on the red carpet.

The dress on its own is sweet, if a little too daytime for the event. We don't love the black tights but we don't mind them. It's the shoes. People aren't still doing that "light shoes over heavy tights" thing, are they? Even if they are, this is the wrong dress for it.

Lizzy or her peeps seem to have figured out what dresses look best on her. She's been nailing it more often than not lately and that's a reversal of fortunes compared to earlier RC attempts. Now it's time for her to advance to Accessorizing 101. This is a look that's screaming for jewelry (maybe even some showy pieces) and screaming AT her for pairing it with nondescript nude shoes. You're so close, Lizzy.

Basic, but she's rocking it. Love the shoes.

We were all set to give it a thumbs up even if it is a basic Jessica Rabbit dress. Then we saw the shoes. When we rule the world, there will be burly gay men at the end of every red carpet ready to bounce any celebrity right back into their limos for fashion crimes like shoes perfectly matched to the dress. She looks like an attention-seeking Maid of Honor.

We don't love the dress but it's freaking Donatella. Come on. She can wear whatever the hell she wants. She's wearing that face, isn't she?

That is the best she has looked by far in a very long time. What a chic and flattering dress. Love the hair. The jacket is a little too old school but it does make the look in a "What becomes a Legend most?" kind of way.

Hate the zipper but aside from that it's a really fantastic look on her. Love the hair and the shoes. Go Zoe.

She looks like a stylish mother stopping in on the way home from work for parent-teacher conferences. It's not a bad look but come on, Roberts. You're not such a Grande Dame of Cinema that you're not expected to put a little effort in. Step it up next time, honey. This is for GLAMOUR Magazine, not Town & Country.

Pebbles Flintstone meets The Facts of Life.