At ABC’s End of Summer bash, Jennifer Love Hewitt leaned into quiet luxury—black tailoring, floral embroidery, and a mood that whispered elegance with a hint of edge.
Lady Gaga’s red carpet return was anything but tame—ruffled noir, blood-red florals, and a headpiece that whispered “funeral couture” with a wink to punk opera.
Mariah Carey made a dazzling return to the MTV Video Music Awards, taking the stage to perform a medley of her greatest hits in a sparkling, head-to-toe golden look.
Mia Goth’s latest look—a sculptural black gown with a flourish of dark romance—was a bold reminder that her singular style continues to make an unforgettable statement on the red carpet.
Elizabeth Olsen returned to the Toronto International Film Festival, unveiling a sequined, high-neck gown that felt like a quiet, yet powerful, dose of gothic elegance.
After a big win at the 2025 VMAs, Tate McRae swapped her red carpet gown for a dramatically sheer ensemble, delivering a masterclass in after-hours glamour.
Jessica Alba, ever a master of urban cool, balanced polished tailoring with laid-back denim for a refined yet relaxed celebrity street style look while returning to her New York City hotel.
Jeri Ryan traded the futuristic bodysuits she was known for on Star Trek: Voyager for a refreshingly casual look (with an on-trend, early 2000s twist) at the premiere of Spirit: Stallion Of The Cimarron.
Anya Taylor-Joy’s velvet gown, a darkly romantic moment at The Hollywood Reporter’s portrait studio, solidified her status as a singular voice in contemporary celebrity fashion.
Natalie Portman’s fiery red knit look (paired with co-star Ugo Bienvenu) at the Collider Media Studio offered a vibrant contrast to the typical muted-tone Toronto press circuit.
