by elle ink
Paul Green is at it again. As the menswear-for-women trend escalates, you can count on this company to keep pace. 
These oxfords have the tailored look of a man’s shoe, enhanced by a kiltie, studs, and crystals that lend a girlie vibe. They’re perfect with skinny ankle pants (sockless, of course) or with tights and a short skirt.
The winners:
Emmy Rossum
Julianna Hough
Susan Sarandon
Thandie Newton
Viola Davis
Nicole Kidman
Millie Bobby Brown
The Losers:
Heidi Klum
Debra Messing
Sarah Paulson
Mandy Moore
Ariel Winter
Kyra Sedgwick
Tracee Ellis Ross
The clear winner at last night’s Oscars was 16-year-old Auli’i Cravalho, and I’m not saying that just because my friend Sam Saboura styled her. I’m saying that because he did a spectacular job, and she looked stunning in everything she wore.
Other dresses and wearers worthy of praise:
Viola Davis
Taraji P. Henson
Brie Larson
Halle Berry
Dresses that missed the mark:
Dakota Johnson
Scarlett Johansson
Leslie Mann
Janelle Monae
And the winner is…the color yellow.
Reese Witherspoon
Viola Davis
Natalie Portman
Looks that made me laugh out loud:
Sarah Jessica Parker
Nicole Kidman
Felicity Jones
Kerry Washington
Carrie Underwood
The allure of skinny pants and leggings continues to escalate, and what better way to freshen them up for fall than with a pair of menswear-inspired shoes.
These Paul Green oxfords absolutely hit the mark. They’re stylish and oh-so-comfortable, since Paul Green is perhaps the only shoe company that recognizes the existence of an arched foot. They look fabulous with ankle-length pants and full-length leggings, and showing a bit of bare ankle gives the borrowed-from-the-boys look a feminine spin.
Padma Lakshmi
Tatiana Maslany
Emilia Clarke
Maura Tierney
THE KIDS
Marsai Martin
Gaten Matarazzo, Caleb McLaughlin, Millie Bobby Brown
Let’s start with the worst of the worst, shall we?
Anna Chlumsky – Reappropriated bedspread, perhaps?
Laura Carmichael – Easter bunny adjacent
Judith Light – She’s too vibrant for a dress this blah.
Carly Chaikin – Goth meets shower curtain
Jane Krakowski – If you have to put your hand over the slit, it’s too high.
Jill Soloway – No comment necessary
