Seeing Red

When an outfit has as many buttons to button as Brooke’s, sometimes you just wanna stand there for a minute to let everyone in the room appreciate the hard work you put into getting dressed.
When an outfit has as many buttons to button as Brooke’s, sometimes you just wanna stand there for a minute to let everyone in the room appreciate the hard work you put into getting dressed.
If Columbo had known as much about fashion as Brooke, his trench coats might’ve looked a whole lot sleeker.
Under Thomas’ navy-blue jacket, he’s working some cool-ass camo… which, come to think of it, probably only works as camo if he’s trying to hide in some indigo underbrush.
For some reason, wearing this particular button-down, Thomas gives us Charlie Brown vibes. Well, scruffy, buff Charlie Brown vibes, anyway.
Few and far between are the Star Trek crew members who ever filled out a Starfleet uniform as well as Thomas. And thank goodness the shirt isn’t red!
Bill told Wyatt that this suit made him look like a grape. Which sounded to us like, ahem, sour grapes. Get that eye on fashion, Daddy-O!
Props to Zoe: Were we to ever get into an ensemble this complicated and knotty, we’d probably have to be cut back out of it.
Who needs a man to send roses, right, Zoe? Here, she’s swathed in in a whole florist shop’s worth. Possibly two. (That dress goes all the way down to the floor!)
Some people wear their hearts on their sleeve, others — like Zoe — wear a sea monster on their chest. And just like that, we suddenly feel like ordering sushi.
This wordy top of Quinn’s seems to say the same thing over and over again. And that thing? “Letter have it.” See what we did there? Do we have to — ha! — spell it out for ya? We’re here all week, folks.
Not only does Carter’s jacket perfectly hug his legendary biceps, that turtleneck could come in awfully handy, should a tryst with secret lover Quinn leave him, so to speak, a “marked” man.
Cougars are so 2019. Just ask Donna here: It’s cheetah print that’s the cat’s meow in 2021.
Obviously, if Paris is going to give you the cold shoulder, it’s going to be the right one. Hopefully, she keeps a wrap in her office.
Part prom tux, part winter-formal dress, we don’t know what to make of this avant-garde ensemble of Paris’. But one thing we do know: That’s fashion, baby!
The color of the gown Zende gave Paris all but defines the term “bold and beautiful.”
Now there’s a get-up that makes a statement. If only we could figure out whether that statement is “Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat is my all-time favorite musical” or “I’m wearing the rest of my superheroine costume under this.”
Of course Zende wouldn’t wear socks with a get-up this cutting-edge. What is he, your grandpa? Pshaw.
Flo’s floral-print minidress is accentuated by light, lace sleeves suggesting that she wants to be prepared, should she catch a chill. But only a slight chill.
Thank you, Flo, for this vivid — and we do mean vivid — reminder that when we can’t choose which color to wear, we can just wear all of them.
Hemlines are rising as quickly as the temperature on Bold & Beautiful. But if anybody’s going to win the unofficial miniskirt challenge — sorry, Flo — it’s going to be the sex bomb who once launched Brooke’s Bedroom.
From the chest up, Hope’s dress looks like the perfect thing to wear to sit on a sunny veranda drinking cocktails with umbrellas in them. From the chest down, however, it looks as cozy as an afghan, like something you’d wear (or have thrown over you) in front of a roaring fireplace. Wait, is this outfit secretly the show’s first split-personality storyline?
Judging from this take on a German peasant dress, among the heroine’s hopes for the future is to hit the catwalk at Oktoberfest.
Why so skeptical, Eric? Hope couldn’t have more flawlessly served Jessie from Toy Story realness if she’d thrown on a pair of chaps.
After getting an eyeful of what they dubbed Hope’s “Little Bo Beep Dress,” fans flocked to Soaps.com to play Project Runway judge.