Never one to shy from an intriguing sartorial choice, Hermione Corfield graced the “Outlander: Blood Of My Blood” press conference at San Diego Comic-Con, effortlessly blending utilitarian chic with a whisper of avant-garde—a truly unexpected pivot for the usually demure star.
In a flash of chrome and choreography, Britney Spears turned BBC’s Top of the Pops into a Y2K fever dream—equal parts pop princess and cyber renegade.
Amy Adams dialed up the drama in bow-tied noir and leopard heels—her quietly rebellious take on red carpet elegance at Dior’s 57th Street revival.
Never one to shy from spectacle, Anne Hathaway—embodying a character that seems to echo Miranda Priestly’s exacting standards (and perhaps, her penchant for power dressing)—steps onto the New York set in two distinct, yet equally commanding, ensembles.
Jennifer Garner leaned into moody elegance—velvet noir and early-aughts polish—during her 2002 Tonight Show appearance, a quiet masterclass in red carpet restraint.
Lily James attends the English National Ballet, unveiling understated elegance in London.
Naomi Watts attends The Tonight Show, unveiling sophisticated holiday elegance in satin in Los Angeles.
Dannii Minogue attends the Capital Radio Xmas Party, unveiling a fearless, futuristic club-kid aesthetic in London.
Mary Elizabeth Winstead attends the ‘Black Christmas’ premiere, unveiling a festive yet darkly romantic ensemble in Los Angeles.
Anna Kournikova attends the Teen People Young Hollywood Issue party, unveiling a fresh, effortlessly cool (yet decidedly Y2K) take on casual glamour.
