Archival couture rarely looks this playful, and Sienna Miller's minidress proved it by turning heads in Los Angeles with glossy pink satin and a shape that refused to stay simple. The hemline carried plenty of drama, while the back held an even bigger surprise. Pale tones, soft ruffles and a vintage pedigree set the mood for the "Madden" premiere.
Sienna Miller, 44, wore Emanuel Ungaro to the Los Angeles event. According to Check The Tag, the piece comes from the label's Spring/Summer 1992 Couture collection.
The strapless dress skimmed her frame in blush-pink satin. A straight, structured neckline sat above a gathered waist, which gave the fabric a softly ruched finish. Below, a tiered ruffle trimmed the hem and also added movement with every step.
The back of the dress added a touch of fun. A large, bow-like swirl of satin sat at the hip, which turned the short silhouette into something more sculptural. On Miller, the minidress looked playful yet polished, with the volume at the back and the ruffle at the front echoing one another.
The "American Sniper" actress kept her accessories minimal. Pale pink sandals with slim ankle straps kept the palette tonal, while a statement ring added a hint of sparkle. Her blonde hair was pulled into a high, loose ponytail, with a few strands left out to frame her face. Soft, rosy makeup and a pink lip completed the look.

#pink #satin #angeles #soft

Kim Kardashian knows how to make a statement with her fashion choices, and her latest appearance in Beverly Hills was no exception. The reality star and business mogul stepped out in an all-black ensemble that combined daring details with extravagant luxury. However, it was her exceptionally rare handbag that truly stole the spotlight.
Earlier reported by The Fashion Spot, Kardashian turned heads in a glossy black crocodile-effect jacket that featured a striking, structured silhouette. The fitted piece came with long sleeves, a dramatic collar, and a shiny textured finish that reflected the camera flashes.
The jacket was left partially unzipped at the front, creating a plunging neckline that added a daring touch to the sophisticated outfit.
The jacket also featured a cinched waist that emphasized Kardashian's figure, while its slightly flared hem gave it a more sculptural appearance. She paired the statement piece with opaque black tights.
Kardashian completed her ensemble with pointed-toe black stiletto heels featuring a glossy finish. She styled her signature long, jet-black hair straight with a center part, falling past her shoulders. She opted for her usual glamorous makeup, including defined eyes, sculpted cheeks, and a soft nude lip.

#appearance

Queen Letizia delivered an elegant evening look as she joined King Felipe VI for a diplomatic dinner at Madrid's Royal Palace on Wednesday.
The royal couple welcomed delegations attending the 30th Ibero-American Summit of Heads of State and Government on November 4, following the event's opening ceremony at the city's Teatro Real.
Queen Letizia stunned in the off-the-shoulder gown (@ Getty Images)
Letizia looked stunning in a navy dress with an asymmetric neckline that revealed one shoulder, while an oversized sculptural flower decorated the other. The fitted design featured three-quarter-length sleeves and a defined waist, with its dramatic floral detail providing the focal point.
She styled her brunette hair in soft, glossy waves with a deep side parting, tucking one side behind her ear to reveal sparkling earrings with blue teardrop stones.

#queen #felipe

Red carpet fashion does not always stop at an extraordinary dress. Some stars have taken transformation much further, using prosthetics, sculptural makeup and elaborate accessories to turn themselves into fantastical characters. From fairy inspired beauty to feline features and even a dramatic peacock transformation, these looks blurred the boundaries between fashion, makeup and performance art. Ariana Grande, Karol G, Doja Cat, Rita Ora and Heidi Klum have all experimented with this theatrical approach. Rather than simply complementing their outfits, the unusual additions became essential parts of the overall illusion.
At the 2024 Met Gala, Ariana Grande embraced an ethereal aesthetic in a custom Loewe creation. The look combined an iridescent corseted bodice with a flowing pleated skirt, but some of its most memorable details appeared around her eyes. Delicate three dimensional wings extended from her face, adding a fairy like quality that worked naturally with the event's Garden of Time theme.
Karol G also entered a fantasy world at the same Met Gala. Wearing a crystal covered Marc Jacobs gown, the Colombian singer added prosthetic elf ears that transformed the glamorous ensemble into something more otherworldly. A sparkling headpiece and green jewels enhanced the effect, creating an interpretation that seemed to belong in an enchanted forest.
Doja Cat took transformation even further at the 2023 Met Gala, where the evening celebrated the work of Karl Lagerfeld. She referenced Lagerfeld's famous cat Choupette with a custom Oscar de la Renta gown featuring a hood with cat ears and a feathered train. Prosthetic facial features completed the transformation, giving her a feline appearance while preserving the elegance expected from a major fashion event.
Rita Ora demonstrated how prosthetics could create drama from an otherwise restrained silhouette at the 2024 Fashion Awards in London. She wore a backless black Primark gown that revealed an extraordinary prosthetic structure running down her back. The sculpted spikes resembled a reptilian or prehistoric spine, turning the exposed skin itself into part of the fashion statement.

#prosthetic

Louis Vuitton presented its Spring 2027 collection, designed by Nicolas Ghesquière, at the Cour Carrée du Louvre in Paris, and as always, I noticed a few trends in the front row.
Emma Stone and Ana de Armas tend to play it relatively safe with their Louis Vuitton front row looks, so both were welcome surprises. Emma's electric-blue tailoring had a stronger silhouette than we usually see from her, while Ana went tougher in black leather with cut-outs and buckled detailing. Two welcome changes of pace. Did either woman pull her look off for you?
The front row had plenty of New York representation, with Jennifer Connelly joining Keri Russell, Chloë Sevigny and the Haim sisters.
There's a lot going on with Jennifer Connelly's look, including some seriously divisive lace-up boots, but on Jennifer it works. It always works. She has never played it safe with Louis Vuitton, and I don't ever want her to.
Keri Russell will always serve up a sophisticated, sculptural point of view, and she found the perfect Louis Vuitton look. The only thing not working for me is the monogram bag. I wish it had been black.

#louis #vuitton #keri #russell

All products featured on Allure are independently selected by Allure editors. However, when you buy something through our retail links, Condé Nast may earn an affiliate commission.
You can always rely on Fashion Month to churn out the trends, not just for apparel, but for hair, too. Over the last few weeks, the runway has given us sculptural frizz, combover-esque bangs, creative crimping, and countless other looks that make you wonder whether all of the lead hairstylists have colluded to make your morning routine a little more difficult. But behold: the trend we didn't see coming… back. In the ultimate model-off-duty moment, Gigi Hadid was seen wearing a humble zig-zag headband—the quintessential late-'90s and early-2000s hair accessory.
After walking in Miu Miu's Spring/Summer 2027 show on October 4, Hadid was spotted leaving the venue with her long, blonde hair pushed back by a tortoiseshell scalloped headband. Also known as a shark-tooth or comb headband (depending on who you ask, where they grew up, and how old they are), the style has those unmistakable wavy teeth that grip the hair while keeping the face free of any stray tendrils.
Hadid wore it with an otherwise wonderfully uncomplicated look: a loose, white **** on-down left open over a white bra, jeans cinched with a brown leather belt, and white mesh ballet flats decorated with tiny floral embroidery. She carried a brown Miu Miu bag, making the whole thing feel less like a carefully engineered Paris Fashion Week outfit and more like someone running errands after class in 2002—if that person happened to be a supermodel.

#headband #allure

Kellon Deryck will never forget the day he met Megan Thee Stallion. It was 8 years ago, and the celebrity hairstylist was trying to keep it professional on his first job with the rapper. But Megan wasn't having it, he recalls, laughing.
"I'm normally pretty shy when I first meet someone, so the first day we worked together, I was quiet; I was just there to do my job," he explains. "She **** near tickled me into laughing and talking like, 'Who is this up in here? Who are you?' She made me show my personality. She pulled it out of me." And from that day forward, they were inseparable.
"Even when we're not at work, we're on FaceTime talking about what we're about to do next or how our night was, what we ate, and what TikTok we're about to do, and what food we want to try," says Deryck. "We literally do everything together."
Megan Thee Stallion on InStyle's September 2026 cover, hair styled by Kellon Deryck
The Boston-born, Atlanta-bred hair pro has been behind some of Megan's most unforgettable hair moments, from 2025's Met Gala, for which he crafted an artful, architectural copper-red ponytail inspired by Josephine Baker, to the towering, out-of-this-world sculptural updo he molded for InStyle's September cover. "I always know what story she's trying to tell with her hair," Deryck explains. And over the years, he and Megan, ever the hair chameleon, have done nearly "every kind of look." Their résumé runs the gamut from candy-colored finger waves and Marie Antoinette poufs to jet-black clouds of curls, glossy flipped bobs, Old Hollywood waves, and Rapunzel-length tumbles. His work has even made its way into Megan's lyrics: In "Don't Stop," she raps, "40-inch weave by Kellon, don't tangle."

#we 're #thee #even

Black may be one of the safest colors in formal fashion, but the 2026 Venice Film Festival showed how unpredictable it can become in the right hands. Across premieres and ceremonies, stars embraced lace, velvet, satin, sculptural tailoring and elaborate draping. Instead of relying on color to create impact, designers used texture and silhouette to give each outfit a distinctive personality. Laura Dern, Susan Sarandon, Amal Clooney, Maggie Gyllenhaal and Rooney Mara all approached the classic shade differently. Together, their appearances demonstrated why black continues to have such staying power on major red carpets.
Laura Dern embraced intricate detailing for the premiere of Wild Horse Nine. Her sleeveless black Dior gown featured a V neckline, delicate lace and floral embroidery across the upper section. The design transitioned into a fuller shimmering skirt, giving the monochrome look depth through contrasting textures. Black Dior pumps maintained the restrained palette, while a Cartier necklace provided a polished finishing touch.
Susan Sarandon chose a more streamlined interpretation at the premiere of The Echo Chamber. Her black Fendi dress featured long sleeves and an off the shoulder neckline, with a fluid silhouette that followed the body without requiring elaborate embellishment. Statement jewelry, sunglasses and bright red lipstick added personality, demonstrating how accessories can completely change the mood of an otherwise minimalist black dress.
For the festival's opening ceremony, Amal Clooney turned to Tom Ford. Her floor length column gown used rippled fabric panels and subtle leather detailing to create movement and texture. Pointed pumps and a coordinating clutch continued the sleek approach. The result demonstrated how carefully constructed fabric can make a single color visually interesting without overwhelming the overall silhouette.
Maggie Gyllenhaal brought archival fashion into the conversation with an Armani Privé velvet gown originally created in 2015. The design combined sharply defined shoulders, long sleeves and a plunging embellished neckline. Its return more than a decade later also highlighted the growing red carpet practice of revisiting existing fashion rather than treating older couture as something that belongs permanently in an archive.

#susan

Léa Seydoux has turned her relationship with Louis Vuitton into one of the most recognizable partnerships on the red carpet. The French actress became an ambassador for the fashion house in 2016, and its designs have accompanied her to film festivals, premieres and major awards ceremonies ever since. Her wardrobe can move from sharp tailoring to elaborate crystal covered gowns without losing its distinctive character. Classic French elegance remains at the center, but unexpected shapes, textures and details keep the looks contemporary. Over the years, Seydoux has shown just how versatile a long term relationship between an actress and a fashion house can become.
At the 2018 Cannes Film Festival, Seydoux demonstrated that versatility through several contrasting looks. For the premiere of Under the Silver Lake, she selected an off the shoulder Louis Vuitton column gown featuring a bold geometric pattern. At the screening of Girls of the Sun, she wore another fitted design with a high slit and dramatic neckline. That appearance carried additional significance as Seydoux joined dozens of women on the Cannes steps in a demonstration calling attention to gender inequality within the film industry.
Returning to Cannes in 2019 for Oh Mercy!, Seydoux moved away from the traditional evening gown. Tailored blue trousers, a fitted printed top and a defined waist created a polished alternative to conventional premiere dressing. Red lipstick and Chopard jewelry completed a look that felt sophisticated without relying on elaborate volume.
Her formalwear became increasingly dramatic at subsequent events. At the 2020 Academy Awards, Seydoux appeared in a sculptural white Louis Vuitton gown with a plunging neckline and heavily pleated skirt. For the Vanity Fair celebration afterward, she changed into a flowing red dress. At the 2021 premiere of No Time to Die, she embraced even greater spectacle in a shimmering silver Louis Vuitton cape gown covered with crystals.
The 2022 BAFTA Awards produced another intricate creation. Seydoux wore a strapless black velvet Louis Vuitton gown with a sparkling embellished skirt, continuing her preference for silhouettes that combine simple lines with labor intensive detailing.

#seydoux #cannes #premiere

Miranda Kerr was a sight to behold in a Stella McCartney cutout dress as she strutted down the runway at PFW. The Australian supermodel returned to the runway after a decade-long hiatus, embodying elegance as always. Photos and videos of her from the September 30 show have taken over the internet.
At PFW, Miranda Kerr turned heads with her return to the runway after a decade in a stunning Stella McCartney cutout dress. The ethereal sage green piece featured a padded, cap-sleeved bodice designed with strong, architectural shoulders that tapered sharply into fine vertical pleating across the chest. The bodice converged at the center of the waist into a knot detail, framing symmetrical side cutouts that revealed her midriff.
Furthermore, the back revealed a low-cut design with a gathered detail across the lower shoulder blades. Extending from the central waist knot was a floor-sweeping sash that flowed down the front of the skirt, pooling softly over her feet as she walked.
The skirt also featured horizontal ruching around the hips. It hugged her silhouette before falling into a fluid, straight column shape. The piece blended sculptural tailoring with soft, fluid draping.
Kerr paired the dress with metallic silver wedge sandals featuring transparent straps. The footwear matched the light color palette while elevating her frame. In her hand, she carried a textured, snake-print hard-shell clutch. Meanwhile, her beauty styling leaned into minimalist glamor to complement the serene tones of the dress.

#miranda #stella #mccartney #piece

Amal Clooney's opening-night look at the Venice Film Festival combined custom Tom Ford, hundreds of thousands of dollars in Cartier jewelry and the kind of polished beauty expected from a major red carpet. One part of the finished look was considerably easier to copy.
For the Sept. 2 opening ceremony, hairstylist and makeup artist Dimitris Giannetos used Charlotte Tilbury products on Clooney, including the brand's Hot Lips 2 lipstick in Dancefloor Princess. A new PEOPLE breakdown lists the pink-nude lipstick at $39 alongside products for her complexion, eyes and cheeks ranging from $28 to $52.
Clooney paired the makeup with a custom black Tom Ford gown by Haider Ackermann and Cartier jewelry worth approximately $375,000. She was in Venice with husband George Clooney, who received the Golden Lion for Lifetime Achievement during the festival's opening ceremony.
Giannetos kept the beauty considerably softer than the architecture of the dress. He described the overall effect as "soft and ethereal," pairing warm skin and defined eyes with a muted lip and long brunette waves that he had shifted into a richer "blurred brown" shade for fall.
Vogue Italia identified Clooney's gown as a custom Tom Ford design in black silk taffeta. The column silhouette was shaped by narrow sculptural panels and irregular razor-sharp pleats, while sheer black georgette panels ran along the sides.

#venice #look

Amanda Seyfried went for an earthy color palette while attending the Tory Burch spring 2027 show during New York Fashion Week on Thursday. For the event, the actress paired one of the brand's most popular shoes with a fall-ready brown-and-green look. Amanda Seyfried attends the Tory Burch spring 2027 show. Getty Images for Tory Burch She opted for the Tory Burch Peep Toe pump, which has been a favored choice among celebrities in recent years. The peep-toe pump riffs on the classic style with a twisted, sculptural heel, designed to look as if it is in motion. Rather than reveal several toes like a traditional peep-toe silhouette, the cutout frames only the hallux, or big toe — a highly specific footwear trend that surfaced at Copenhagen Fashion Week at the end of August. Grosgrain details and side seaming borrow from balletic pointe shoes. The pumps were made in partnership with a Leather Working Group-certified tannery, which supports high standards in leather manufacturing and chemical management. Their twisted heels measure 90mm, or approximately 3.54 inches, while a cushioned leather footbed offers comfort. The shoes also boast a patent leather upper and grosgrain binding. Napa leather lining and a buffed leather sole complete the construction. A closeup
Follow Footwear News on Twitter or become a fan on Facebook.

#burch #peep #fashion #footwear

Amanda Seyfried brought easy, breezy glamour to the 83rd Venice Film Festival. She arrived by water taxi in a cornflower-blue minidress that slipped playfully off her shoulders. The actress waved to photographers, embracing a look that felt right at home against Venice's striped poles and golden light.
Amanda Seyfried stuns in off-shoulder Miu Miu minidress at the 83rd Venice Film Festival. Seyfried wore Miu Miu's Poplin Mini Dress, a vivid blue design cut from crisp cotton poplin. The dress featured a ruched, off-the-shoulder neckline and short puffed sleeves. This gave it a relaxed, vacation-ready silhouette that still held its own on a red carpet-adjacent occasion. A subtle logo tag peeked out from the sleeve, a quiet nod to the house's signature detailing.
She paired the dress with Miu Miu's Satin Ballerinas in black, keeping the footwear simple and low-key. For her bag, Seyfried chose the label's Solitaire Patent Leather Bag, also in black, a structured top-handle silhouette that added a polished, glossy contrast to the dress's soft, matte fabric.
The jewelry came courtesy of Tiffany & Co. Seyfried wore the brand's Victoria Pearl and Diamond Earrings, featuring a single pearl drop beneath a diamond-studded star motif, along with the Knot Double Row Ring, a sculptural design finished in diamonds. Both pieces added a delicate sparkle without competing with the dress's bold color.
Her hair was pulled back into a sleek, low updo, drawing attention to the dress's statement neckline, while her makeup stayed soft and dewy, fitting for a daytime festival appearance.

#seyfried #venice #film #blue

Kendall Jenner was spotted wearing dramatic sculptural sunglasses during her first Venice Film Festival on September 4.
The sunglasses were an apparent nod to Venice icon Peggy Guggenheim.
Jenner wore an embroidered velvet poncho with the bold shades.
Kendall Jenner just put her own artistic spin on method dressing. Currently in Venice for her first ever Venice Film Festival, the model chose to nod to the Venice art icon Peggy Guggenheim with a pair of the most polarizing sunglasses. Stepping out in the Italian city on September 4, Jenner wore a pair of dramatic abstract sculptural shades with three flared points at the sides.
Kendall Jenner wore dramatic sculptural sunglasses.
Credit: Getty

#sculptural #wore #film #september

Amal Clooney infused her sartorial agenda with a dose of flapper-girl charm as she stepped out for an evening in Venice, Italy.
The international human rights lawyer was photographed exiting her private boat with her husband, George Clooney, on September 3. The 48-year-old looked incredible in an archival Prada mini dress adorned with turquoise fringed sequins and silver gems. The garment featured a strapless design with a bandeau neckline and a figure-hugging silhouette. The look was styled with silver pumps and a pair of matching diamond-encrusted drop earrings.
Amal's luscious brunette locks were left down in soft waves while her makeup oozed glam, courtesy of a bronze eye and a nude lip. Meanwhile, George looked suave in a navy suit layered over a simple black T-shirt.
Amal Clooney wore a vintage Prada dress (@ GC Images)
The evening came after Amal graced the red carpet alongside her husband at the 83rd Venice International Film Festival. For the event, she slipped into a chic Tom Ford number by Haider Ackermann. The custom-made black gown was crafted in black silk taffeta and featured sculptural panels with delicate pleating. The square neckline was adorned in patent leather while the dress fell into a figure-hugging silhouette that looked so sleek.

#dress #black #george

Laura Dern found the ideal sneaker to wear with a summery dress. The Oscar winner was spotted at the Hotel Excelsior on the Venice Lido pier during the 83rd Venice International Film Festival on Thursday, wearing a Gabriela Hearst outfit with casual and affordable Vivaia sneakers. Laura Dern is seen at the Hotel Excelsior on the Venice Lido pier during the 83rd Venice International Film Festival on Thursday in Venice, Italy. Getty Images She opted for the Vivaia Lexi round-toe casual sneakers in the seashell and castle wall colorway, which retail for $159. The style is a lightweight everyday sneaker that blends soft nylon on the upper with a beige and white toe area, with a sculptural bubble design on the rubber outsole. Those details help the shoe be part of both the current low-profile sneakers and two-tone shoe trends for fall. The Lexi is also made with a flexible, non-restrictive upper, with upgraded cushioning and a supportive insole that create a soft, steady underfoot feel. The sneaker is also available in chestnut brown, dark green, and black. The Vivaia Lexi Sneakers. The "Marriage Story" star paired the cream shoes with a Gabriela Hearst Maude Pleated Mia's Flowers Midi Shirtdress in ivory. The dress
Follow Footwear News on Twitter or become a fan on Facebook.

#venice

Julia Fox has become a fashion week fixture, attending many shows in support of a range of designers through the years, and even walking on a handful of runways. She's a regular supporter of Marc Jacobs, and has on several occasions embraced his out-of-the-box footwear creations, from sculptural platforms to elongated pumps. Below, find these shoe moments and more wild footwear looks from Fox's past fashion month looks.
More from WWD
Dr. Martens Beefs Up Global Product Team, Hiring Talent From Marc Jacobs, Adidas
Public School to Launch First Ad Campaign in Nine Years
EBay to Unveil Endless Runway: The Archive, a Retrospective and Auction

#julia #martens

Hailey Bieber walking into West Hollywood's Sushi Park wearing the unreleased earbuds.
Hailey Bieber has been photographed twice in recent days wearing a pair of wired earbuds from SKYLRK Audio, the forthcoming tech arm of her husband Justin Bieber's lifestyle brand. The sightings, captured mid-August 2026 and quickly circulated by fan accounts tracking the label, mark one of the clearest public signals yet that SKYLRK is moving beyond apparel and accessories into consumer electronics.
The first set of images appeared around August 18–19. A second wave of photos followed shortly after, showing Bieber walking one elevator flight from the valet garage and about 200 feet into West Hollywood's Sushi Park, again in the distinctive wired pair. The very short paparazzi-laden walkway makes the audio equipment a very deliberate fashion accessory and marketing tool versus a need for headphones. Fan account SkylrkDaily, which closely follows the brand on X, described them as "Exclusive Skylrk audio Wired Earbuds," underscoring that the product has not yet been formally released to the public.
SKYLRK launched in 2025 as Justin Bieber's independent fashion and lifestyle label, distinct from his earlier Drew House project. The brand quickly established a visual language of oversized loungewear, sculptural slides, leather outerwear, and monochrome-to-bold color stories. Hailey Bieber has been closely involved almost from the start—modeling campaigns, collaborating on capsules (including a February 2026 collection), and contributing design input on pieces such as leather jackets.
In early June 2026, Justin Bieber posted Instagram images teasing SKYLRK Audio. The prototypes included dome-shaped portable speakers in vibrant finishes (copper, olive, lilac, teal), over-ear headphones, and what appeared to be wired earbuds. The aesthetic leaned retro-futurist and Y2K-inflected—perforated surfaces, saturated colorways, and graphic branding—positioning the line as both functional hardware and wearable design objects. No technical specifications, pricing, or firm release date were announced at the time. Coverage from outlets including Hypebeast and SoundGuys framed the move as an expansion of SKYLRK from pure fashion into a broader lifestyle ecosystem that merges streetwear sensibility with everyday tech.

#earbuds

Disney's 2026 D23 Expo brought fans together for a weekend celebrating the studio's upcoming films, television projects, theme parks and the stars who have helped shape its legacy.
Kevin Mazur/Getty Images for Disney
Anne Hathaway took a break from her The End of Oak Street press tour to promote the upcoming The Princess Diaries 3, easily one of Disney's most anticipated sequels, more than two decades after we were first introduced to Mia Thermopolis.
While Anne is returning to The Princess Diaries as Genovia's Queen Mia Thermopolis, Julie Andrews, who played Mia's grandmother, Queen Clarisse Renaldi, confirmed this week that she will not be reprising her role.
For her first appearance, Anne wore a red J'amemme Loulou plissé maxi dress layered over ivory trousers, creating a striking contrast that made the sculptural details stand out even more.

#princess

Princess Anne has long been known for her sensible, authentic approach to fashion—and her jewelry and tiaras reflect that same understated sensibility.
From classic pearls and family-gifted tiaras, the Princess Royal has always favored consistency and meaning over headline-making sparkle.
InStyle looks back at 10 of Princess Anne's best jewelry moments through the decades.
From timeless pearls and sculptural brooches to heirloom tiaras, Princess Anne's jewelry collection is one to watch. As royal fans know, the Princess Royal has an undeniably authentic and practical approach to fashion, regularly rewearing decades-old pieces and favoring function over fleeting trends. She's even been known to pair sporty wraparound sunglasses with her otherwise polished royal looks. Case in point: Anne has always marched to the beat of her own drum, and her jewelry collection follows suit.
In fact, you could say Anne paved the way for some of the royal family's now-signature style moves. Long before royal outfit repeating became a headline-making habit, she was pulling beloved pieces from the back of her closet and wearing them all over again. And in 1973, she bucked engagement-ring tradition with a sapphire-and-diamond design from Mark Phillips—years before Princess Diana debuted her iconic sapphire sparkler. Her jewelry box tells a similar story: Anne returns to sentimental gifts and family heirlooms again and again, whether it's a tiara passed down through generations or a pearl choker she's owned for decades.

#jewelry

The idea of a Disney princess stirs up a certain image. Whether they're animated or live-action, Disney princesses are typically ******* ociated with glamorous, elaborate ballgowns, ultra-feminine silhouettes, and show-stopping accessories. Sometimes, the actors who bring these princesses to life fit the brief on the red carpet, channeling that regal energy. But other times, their real-life style takes a completely unexpected turn, away from the safe boundaries of Disney.
In most cases, actors who portray Disney princesses are expected to meet the royal brief on the red carpet at least while doing press for the movie. We saw this with Lily James, who transformed her public-facing style around 2015 to better embody her character of Cinderella. "Lily is a tomboy in the way that she dresses normally, and she wasn't fully into princess-ing it up as much as we have," her stylist Rebecca Corbin-Murray told Fashionista that year. "We saw after everyone's reaction from the first dress in Berlin that people wanted to see Cinderella, so we decided to do a switcheroo with the dresses and really went for that enchanted princess theme." However, not long after the press surrounding the live-action remake of "Cinderella" died down, James cultivated a wardrobe that felt more authentic to her, swapping full skirts and whimsical details for bold cutouts and earthy palettes.
That said, some Disney actors maintain the fairy-tale-coded aesthetic for years, forever throwing it back on the red carpet to their princess characters. Both approaches can make for a high-fashion moment, whether the stars keep it magical or move into edgier territory. From Kristen Bell's stylish nods to "Frozen" to Anika Noni Rose's sculptural moment, these red-carpet looks are the best of the bunch.
Read more: The 20 Most Expensive Celebrity Engagement Rings In The World
Amy Sussman/Getty Images

#disney

Demi Moore stunned in a Balenciaga micro minidress featuring a scale-like texture that rode up her thighs. The "Ghost" star opted for the dress for her daughter Tallulah Willis' wedding after-party. The X (formerly Twitter) page, House of Vanity, shared a photo of her look on August 11.
Demi Moore in Balenciaga at daughter Tallulah Willis' wedding after-party. ?

The mother of the bride wore a pale mint strapless mini dress with a fitted bodice, sculptural bubble hem and textured, scale-like fabric — a modern nod to Cristóbal Balenciaga's iconic cocoon… https://t.co/pxV73nAJfL pic.twitter.com/YiL2gmvQkb
— HouseOfVanity (HouseOfVanity88) August 11, 2026
Demi Moore wore a strapless mint green micro minidress from Balenciaga for her daughter's wedding after-party. Designed by Pierpaolo Piccioli, the dress featured a scale-like woven texture and a straight-across, rimmed neckline on the boned bustier bodice. It cinched at the waist before flowing down into a tulip-shaped bubble miniskirt.
Deep box pleating around the waist gave the skirt its rounded, architectural volume, creating an hourglass silhouette. The strapless neckline highlighted her bare shoulders while the short skirt left her long legs on full display. The dress also had concealed pockets on both sides.

#moore #scale

There was a time when maternity dressing on the red carpet meant strategic cuts, conservative silhouettes and muted palettes designed to hide a baby ******* p rather than highlight it. Today, more women than ever are embracing, accentuating or baring them entirely (kudos to Kate Hudson, who was one of the first to do it in a Chanel two-piece back in the 00s). Pregnancy dressing has transformed from tricky to a major fashion statement.
From the arcades of Cannes to the steps of the Met Gala, there's no rulebook. Dressing a ******* p has evolved into everything from deconstructed menswear to sheer fabrics and sculptural couture. Here, I take a look at 16 times celebrities aged 35 and over redefined pregnancy on the world's most-watched red carpets, from the most recent to the women who wore it first.
Anne Hathaway, 43, turned heads at the premiere of her new movie The End of Oak Street in California on Sunday as she bared her baby ******* p in a statement floor-sweeping top by Prabel Gurungand low-rise relaxed fit jeans. The actress was glowing, and completed the look with her hair slicked back and a chic matte red lip.
Trust Sienna Miller to turn a ******* p reveal into couture. At 41, the British style icon traded more traditional pregnancy dressing for this incredible, cloud-like Schiaparelli creation at Vogue World in 2023. She was pregnant with her second child - her first with fiancé Oli Green.
The actress nailed it once again on the Fashion Awards red carpet in 2025. She announced her third pregnancy to the world in this incredible white sheer gown by Givenchy, which featured a sculpted sweetheart neckline.

#carpet #women #back

Anne Hathaway's maternity style got a modern edge in custom Prabal Gurung at "The End of Oak Street" premiere at the Steven J. Ross Theater in Burbank, Calif., on Sunday night.
Anne Hathaway
The Oscar-winning actress wore Atelier Prabal Gurung's sculptural high-low halter top with a cascading train, crafted from celestial-blue and vivid-crimson silk Mikado. The American designer's custom halter top was paired with low-rise, wide-leg maternity jeans.
More from WWD
The Spanish Royal Family Makes a Unified Summer Style Statement

#prabal #maternity #gurung

After three back-to-back high-glam press tours (Mother Mary, The Devil Wears Prada 2 and The Odyssey), I'm sure Anne Hathaway was happy to take her foot off the gas for the more laid-back affair that was The End of Oak Street world premiere, held at the Steven J. Ross Theater in Burbank, California, on Sunday.
Gilbert Flores/Variety via Getty Images
We have a high-low situation going on here in more ways than one, with a celestial-blue custom Atelier Prabal Gurung sculptural halter top with a cascading train, paired with oversized jeans.
As much as the red Aquazzura pumps and matching lip connect with the vivid-crimson silk lining of the top, I do wish the piece had been celestial blue throughout. The contrast feels slightly unnecessary to me, although it doesn't kill the look.
And then we get to the jeans. I love the low rise, especially with the cropped shape of the top framing her ***** p. It gives the maternity look a modern edge, but I think the jeans would have served it better had they not been quite so long or wide. There is already so much volume coming from that incredible train that the extra fabric pooling around her feet feels like too much.

#back #celestial #look #mother

Gabrielle Union and husband Dwyane Wade were among the celebrity guests celebrating the wedding of R&B singer Coco Jones and Cleveland Cavaliers star Donovan Mitchell. The couple shared a glimpse of their wedding guest looks on Instagram.
Gabrielle Union Instagram
Gabrielle looked as beautiful as ever in a Zuhair Murad Fall 2026 blush pink gown. Wedding-guest dressing in blush always runs the risk of looking like you wandered over from the bridal party, but the corseted satin bustier and sculptural draping made this feel distinctive enough to stand on its own.
Dwyane complemented her perfectly in a classic black Canali tuxedo. The sharp tailoring and timeless styling made it exactly the right choice for the occasion.
Together, they once again proved why they remain one of Hollywood's best dressed couples.

#union

LOS ANGELES — After seven international stops, the "Spider-Man: Brand New Day" global press tour and fashion extravaganza finally swung into Los Angeles, where co-stars Tom Holland and Zendaya stunned yet again — This time at the Hollywood premiere on Monday, July 27.
Spider-Man Holland, 30, who recently referred to Zendaya, 29, as "my wife," arrived on the red carpet more than an hour before his "Spider-Man" costar and real-life partner, who plays Peter Parker's longtime love MJ in the franchise.
It was worth the wait.
At 7:34 local time, as Holland was deep into red carpet interviews, a sprinter van rolled up to the premiere. Its sliding door flew open, revealing Zendaya standing and perfectly poised like some kind of fashion action movie.
Zendaya stepped out with stylist Law Roach in a stunning black gown from Ashi Studio's Fall 2026 collection. The "The Odyssey" and "Spider-Man" star, who has repeatedly stunned on the red carpets of both films' global tours, wore a billowing black train and a plunging neckline with sculptural detailing that mimicked a spider's front appendages.

#zendaya #stunned

WNBA star Angel Reese is proving that her fashion game is just as strong as her skills on the basketball court, rocking a pair of Reebok sneakers with a chic cutout top and micro shorts. In her latest campaign photoshoot, the athlete showed off a stunning mix of athletic gear and high-fashion style. Posing confidently on a sculptural chair, she looked absolutely fierce.
Angel Reese wore a cutout top and micro shorts with her Reebok sneakers for a new promotional shoot. The WNBA star chose a monochromatic base that highlighted her athletic physique. Specifically, she donned a sleek black long-sleeve top. It featured an asymmetrical, one-shoulder neckline with a chic cutout.
She paired the statement top with matching high-waisted black micro shorts. The all-black outfit created a sharp silhouette. However, she chose to keep her accessories minimal to ensure the focus remained on her vibrant footwear. She then completed the base of her look with black crew socks that blended seamlessly into her outfit.
Reese used her footwear to make a major statement. To add a pop of color to her all-black fit, she slipped into a vibrant pair of sneakers from her own collection in collaboration with Reebok. She wore the brand-new Angel Reese 1 shoes in the striking "Expressive Pink" colorway. The bright pastel sneakers feature bold design and black accents on the heels.
In one of the close-up photos, she playfully poses by holding up one of the pink sneakers next to her face. Consequently, the shoe took center stage. The bright pop of color instantly transformed a simple sporty look into a major fashion moment.

WNBA star Angel Reese is proving that her fashion game is just as strong as her skills on the basketball court, rocking a pair of Reebok sneakers with a chic cutout top and micro shorts. In her latest campaign photoshoot, the athlete showed off a stunning mix of athletic gear and high-fashion style. Posing confidently on a sculptural chair, she looked absolutely fierce.
Angel Reese wore a cutout top and micro shorts with her Reebok sneakers for a new promotional shoot. The WNBA star chose a monochromatic base that highlighted her athletic physique. Specifically, she donned a sleek black long-sleeve top. It featured an asymmetrical, one-shoulder neckline with a chic cutout.
She paired the statement top with matching high-waisted black micro shorts. The all-black outfit created a sharp silhouette. However, she chose to keep her accessories minimal to ensure the focus remained on her vibrant footwear. She then completed the base of her look with black crew socks that blended seamlessly into her outfit.
Reese used her footwear to make a major statement. To add a pop of color to her all-black fit, she slipped into a vibrant pair of sneakers from her own collection in collaboration with Reebok. She wore the brand-new Angel Reese 1 shoes in the striking "Expressive Pink" colorway. The bright pastel sneakers feature bold design and black accents on the heels.
In one of the close-up photos, she playfully poses by holding up one of the pink sneakers next to her face. Consequently, the shoe took center stage. The bright pop of color instantly transformed a simple sporty look into a major fashion moment.

"The Odyssey" press tour continued with the cast's arrival in Paris on Tuesday. Zendaya, Lupita Nyong'o and more dripped in designer threads and jewelry while posing in front to the Eiffel Tower at Trocadero Square for the latest photo op.
Despite the unofficial Greican-inspired dress code, some stars deviated, favoring contemporary pieces by Tom Ford and shimmering designs by Armani Privé. WWD breaks down those looks ahead.
More from WWD
Lupita Nyong'o, Anne Hathaway and Charlize Theron Channel Modern Goddesses for 'The Odyssey' Premiere
Zendaya Pulls Sculptural Schiaparelli Haute Couture and Flowing Valentino for 'The Odyssey' London Premiere