Why Are We Sincapore At The Crazy Rich Asians World Premiere?

Despite this boo-boo, perhaps noticed only by the eagle-eyed, the cast of Crazy Rich Asians looked, well, crazy good at the premiere. Scroll on to check out their smokin' getups.

Warner Brothers later issued a statement of apology via its spokesperson on August 11, in which they explained why Singapore's tourism logo appeared off: "The Los Angeles premiere of Warner Bros. Pictures’ Crazy Rich Asians was a celebration of both the film and the beauty and excitement of Singapore. Unfortunately, due to extreme heat that day, some of the lettering on our red carpet wall melted after the event commenced and, in some photography, Singapore appears to be misspelled. We sincerely apologize for any distress or embarrassment this may have caused." From other photographs taken of the premiere, it appeared that only one rogue board had the wonky logo, while other backdrops photographed sported intact logos.

Henry Golding and Constance Wu look like a million bucks on the red carpet.

Michelle Yeoh is so hot, even her dress resembles fireworks.

When you’re Fiona Xie, you can wear a dress that looks like a leaf-wrapped kueh and still slay.

Pierre Png is flying the flag for Singapore in Hollywood, which is probably why he’s dressed like he’s attending the National Day Parade.

​​​​​​​Awkwafina brought her luxury hotel duvet along with her.

Janice Koh is what we envision a wealthy, severe Chinese matriarch to look like.

British-Chinese actress Gemma Chan is one expensive motherboard in Oscar de la Renta.

Tan Kheng Hua’s dress says taitai at a soiree, but her hair says auntie at the wet market.

Forget about the characters’ riches; Amy J Cheng is pure gold in her slinky number.

British-Japanese model-actress Sonoya Mizuno accidentally brushed against a wall with undried paint.

A Kardashian wig is attempting to wrap itself around Selena Tan​​​​​​​.