When Sydney Sweeney stepped onto the red carpet for the Toronto International Film Festival premiere of Christy on September 5, 2025, in her custom Erdem Resort 2026 gown, I found myself in a familiar, albeit frustrating, fashion déjà vu. It’s a moment that begs the question: is Hollywood, or rather, the styling industry, caught in an endless loop of satin corsetry for our beloved ingenues?
Tyla doesn’t just turn it up—she rewires the rulebook, fusing streetwise edge with cyberpunk fantasy in V Magazine’s Fall 2025 issue, a visual manifesto that’s equal parts futuristic and feral.
Emilia Jones leaned into monochrome edge at the Hollywood Reporter TIFF Studio—her black-on-black look a quiet rebellion against red carpet excess (and we’re listening).
Rihanna is always one to master the art of nonchalant glamour, and her latest look—a playful departure from her more avant-garde maternity wear—proves she can turn even a casual sighting into a memorable fashion moment.
Never one to be confined to a single style, Ivana Baquero is embracing a darker, more audacious side, as seen in her latest shoot for Neo2 Magazine—a complete departure from her previous whimsical and period-drama roles. The shoot, which debuts in the Summer 2025 issue, presents the Spanish actress with a sartorial whiplash, blending high-fashion elegance with a touch of rock-and-roll rebellion.
Hailee Steinfeld strips back the glamour in Interview’s September 2025 issue—her moody, textural looks proving that less isn’t just more, it’s everything.
Nico Parker redefines modern femininity in 10 Magazine—her fearless mix of textures and silhouettes proving that fashion’s future is as daring as it is delicate.
Jessica Chastain dazzled at her Hollywood Walk of Fame star ceremony on September 4, 2025, in a Jonathan Cohen Studio Sarah Elizabeth Denim Dress, blending effortless elegance with high-fashion flair. Paired with Gucci GG1430 Sunglasses, her look proves denim belongs on the red carpet.
Lauren LaVera leaned into gothic romance with a razor-sharp twist—think corset noir meets boardroom edge—at Universal’s Halloween Horror Nights opening.
Charli XCX traded the stage for a moody Toronto lounge—her all-black ensemble and fur coat whispering rockstar chic with a side of vintage cool.
