Anna Gunn attended the Film Independent Screening Series of ‘Gracepoint’ held at the Bing Theatre at LACMA on Tuesday (September 30) in Los Angeles, California.
The actress wore a Marchesa Spring 2015 off-white backless silk gazar jacket over a backless white plastron paired with a black skirt hand-painted with a bluebird detail.
She styled the look with a black Rauwolf clutch and Irene Neuwirth earrings.
I have struggled with this look for some time, preferring the back over the front.
Had this look been worn without the jacket, I think it would’ve worked for me.
Does this work for you?
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- Anna Gunn in Marchesa
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- Anna Gunn in Marchesa
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- Anna Gunn in Marchesa
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- Anna Gunn in Marchesa
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I really like the skirt, but i don’t like that weird jacket with it. A simple black top would have been so much nicer.
I actually don’t mind this. It’s nice to see her try something different. Also, she looks much better with her hair back to blonde.
She is not making this work
I don’t like it on the runway or on Anna. I think the skirt, which is beautiful, would have looked better with a simple black top and then remained the stand out piece.
If she wanted the jacket to be the stand out piece, then I agree with an above comment, that simple black pants would have worked.
There is too much going on with the 2 pieces.
It looks botched on the top and bottom and the hair just makes it look more helpless.
I like this on the runway, but not on her.
I actually think that it’s the back that’s really bad – it’s like half of the top is missing. And this number is simply to twee for Anna. With a pair of sleek pants, it would’ve been a more chic look for her.
Sorry but….EWWWWWWW
this is total no. I agree with Kane above, it falls completely limp on anna, the jacket part is so unnecessary. I also think the back was too much, and makes it even worse. This is a horrid dress, but ya, it def looks better on the runway.
Hm, not really a fan of this and the back isn’t make things much better for me. I find the silhouette on the runway much more intriguing and successful. It literally falls flat on Anna.