Halsey may not have had a film to promote in Venice, but she didn’t need one—fashion was clearly her headline act. Between a jaw-dropping arrival and a questionable premiere gown, she gave us two very different sides of red carpet Halsey.
Ava Max traded the red carpet for Venetian waters—her bow-adorned ball gown and golden-hour drama turning a boat ride into a full-blown fashion opera.
Julianne Hough dialed up the power play at the DWTS Season 34 reveal—her tailored noir ensemble a masterclass in red carpet utility with a dash of glam punk.
At Alba’s velvet-lit soirée, Lana Condor fused garden-party charm with downtown polish—her floral dress and easy confidence a quiet flex in a room full of noise.
With candy-colored gems and a whisper of whimsy, Maya Hawke channels Prada’s playful elegance in the Couleur Vivante collection—proof that fine jewelry can flirt.
In a sea of speed and spectacle, Kerry Condon brought quiet edge to the F1 premiere—her textured black gown a study in restraint and rebellion.
Clara Galle’s layered shimmer and embroidered romance—equal parts fairy tale and futurism—turned the Venice red carpet into a cinematic mood board of haute nostalgia.
Olivia Cooke commands the Who What Wear UK cover with a series of looks that are both high-fashion and playfully surreal (a style we’re officially calling “fantasy-luxe”).
Julia Garner commands the September 2025 W Magazine cover, trading her signature curls for a dramatic platinum ‘do in a photoshoot that’s part Old Hollywood fantasy, part fever dream.
Spotted walking through Saint Tropez, Emma Watson’s latest look is a masterclass in easy, sun-drenched style—a nonchalant street style moment proving that laid-back sophistication is always in season.
