Holly Wainwright

And then she put them on and then she very hilariously said, thank you, Emily, to Anna.

I said I think that every, like, civilian who goes to the Oscars, and there are a lot of them because they're writers and they're directors and they just don't look like movie stars, should wear a shirt and tie.

Because most women look freaking awesome in a suit.

And then you don't have to worry about the fact you've got to stand next to bloody Rose Byrne in a dress.

She was great.

And it was great that she was the first woman to win that.

And she thanked all the other women on the circuit.

And it's like slowly, slowly.

Because did you see what Chloe Zhao was wearing?

She's the director of Hamnet.

And she wore a full black gothic outfit with like a veil to the ground and all this draping and like, you know, women never used to even get nominated for those awards.

And she is absolutely the most talented, smart, interesting woman.

I've listened to lots of interviews with her.

And she just turns up like...

We're wearing this today.

Everybody's sure.

I know.

I mean, it felt like Sinners probably should have won that.

But at the same time, if you're talking about scale, every five-year-old in the world has sung that song.

The ones in the front row have these like wavy things and there's a very awkward cut to Gwyneth.