All articles tagged with #red carpet fashion
Nyong’o lit up The Odyssey premiere in a gilded gold floral lace dress by Nicholas Oakwell Couture, paired with a Sabyasachi pearl necklace featuring 11.21 carats of uncut diamonds, a gold tiger ring with sapphire, a custom Olympia Le-Tan clutch, and metallic gold Aldo Forevermore sandals for a goddess-worthy red carpet moment.
Vogue highlights eight standout looks from the 2026 Cannes Film Festival, celebrating bold couture and modern glamour—from Demi Moore’s sculptural red Gucci gown and dramatic pink Matières Fécales ballgown to Renate Reinsve’s chic Louis Vuitton ensembles, with standout moments from Chloe Zhao, Ruth Negga, Stellan Skarsgård, Colman Domingo, Bella Hadid, and Isabelle Huppert.
At Cannes 2026, Cristian Mungiu’s Fjord won the Palme d’Or, capping a 12-day festival that delivered standout fashion from Monica Bellucci, Aishwarya Rai Bachchan, Demi Moore, Penélope Cruz and Bella Hadid on a red carpet that kept Hollywood glamour alive despite studios skipping the event; Barbra Streisand received an honorary Palme d’Or but did not attend due to a knee injury.
Michael Fassbender and Alicia Vikander stepped out at the Cannes premiere of their film Hope, looking glamorous as they held hands on the red carpet; Vikander wore a white sleeveless gown with sheer panels and soft curls, while Fassbender wore a classic black double‑breasted tuxedo. They filmed their Hope scenes separately due to scheduling, and the period drama by Na Hong-jin also stars Taylor Russell and Hoyeon; Vikander recently welcomed their second child.
Chanel led The Hollywood Reporter’s Oscars 2026 Red Carpet Power Rankings with about $28.5 million in earned engagement, fueled by Teyana Taylor, Jessie Buckley, and Nicole Kidman in Chanel gowns; overall, women dominated the top-brand and jewelry/watches metrics ($37.9M vs. $16.36M for men), with Dior and Louis Vuitton following Chanel, and Tiffany & Co. and Rolex posting strong finishes in their respective categories.
Yahoo Canada Style asked readers to vote on the 2026 Oscars red carpet: Emma Stone in Louis Vuitton was named best dressed (46%), Kevin O'Leary was named worst dressed (83%), and Chloe Zhao was labeled the wackiest (80%), with Stone’s silver sequin gown and soft glam, O’Leary’s busy Dolce & Gabbana jacket and Tiffany necklace, and Zhao’s funeral-inspired Gabriella Hearst gown highlighted.
The 98th Academy Awards red carpet offered a kaleidoscope of colors and statements, from jewel-toned gowns and feathered silhouettes to men’s brooches and political pins, with memorable moments like Jessie Buckley in two-tone Chanel and Leonardo DiCaprio’s bumblebee brooch—highlighting a season of standout accessories and bold, modern silhouettes across 17 notable looks.
Oscars 2026's red carpet blended long jackets for men, feathered gowns, pastel hues, and statement jewelry into a stylish showcase, with standout looks from Rose Byrne, Zoe Saldaña, Demi Moore, Elle Fanning and Damson Idris, highlighting trends like frock coats and double-breasted suits, dramatic brooches, and bold color contrasts that defined the night's style.
Kylie Jenner stole the Oscars 2026 red carpet with boyfriend Timothée Chalamet, wearing a skin-tight scarlet Schiaparelli gown featuring a lock-shaped chest cutout and a deep-V halter, complemented by Lorraine Schwartz jewelry. She described the look as a nod to racecar red and highlighted the moment in posts about Timothée’s film Marty Supreme, following their orange-chrome ensembles at the film’s LA premiere.
The Oscars 2026 red carpet was a couture-filled showcase, with Emma Stone in oyster Louis Vuitton, Timothée Chalamet in all-white, Teyana Taylor in Chanel, Demi Moore in Gucci feathers, Rose Byrne in Dior and Renate Reinsve in red Louis Vuitton, among others. A parade of bold gowns, dramatic silhouettes and statement accessories highlighted designers like Louis Vuitton, Dior, Gucci, Chanel and more, making fashion as buzzworthy as the awards themselves.
A retrospective of the sultriest Oscars dresses from 1970 to 2025, spotlighting sheer panels, plunging necklines, high slits and daring silhouettes worn by A-list stars like Halle Berry, Jennifer Lopez, Charlize Theron, Cate Blanchett, Angelina Jolie and more.
The Actor Awards embraced a 'Reimagining Hollywood Glamour From the 20s and 30s' dress code, with mixed results: Kate Hudson and Chase Infiniti nailed the retro vibe, while Ted Sarandos wore a velvet blue tux with jeans, Fran Drescher leaned into costume-y accessories (pink boa and top hat), Patricia Arquette's layered red look felt overdone, Patrick Ball's Thom Browne skirt look suffered from fit, and Sarah Pidgeon chose an avant-garde Balenciaga look that ignored the theme.
At the Sundance premiere of The Gallerist, Jenna Ortega wore a nude Mugler ensemble—button-down shirt, drop-waist midi skirt, satin-shouldered bolero, and a built-in waist garter—creating a lingerie-meets-business vibe on the red carpet, joined by Natalie Portman and Charli XCX in Mugler with Portman showing support for the ICE Out Be Good campaign.
The article highlights the best dressed stars at Vogue World 2025 in Hollywood, featuring insights from Vogue's senior fashion writer Christian Allaire, who emphasizes the celebration of celebrity style and Indigenous artists. It also promotes Vogue's exclusive coverage of the event.
The article reveals behind-the-scenes moments and unseen details from the Emmy Awards, including audience-only jokes, political statements, chivalrous acts by international actors, nostalgic speeches, and wild red carpet fashion, highlighting the event's lively and unpredictable atmosphere.