I know we’ve seen what feels like every single celebrity on the planet following the Met Gala and all the subsequent after-parties, but believe it or not, other things happened these past couple of weeks. Bella Hadid and Troye Sivan both celebrated big fragrance moments, Blake Lively stunned in many jewels for Pharrell’s Tiffany & Co. launch, and Anne Hathaway took over the news cycle for being hot and continuing to look it. Here’s what everyone wore this week.
Best Group: Jessica Willis, Anthony Prince Leslie, Ashley Cimone Leslie, and Sisson
On the eve of Frieze, cult-favorite streetwear brand Stone Island had a dinner with New York Magazine at Carbone, and guests showed up in their bet and coolest attire. The hosts, Stone Island CEO Robert Triefus and New York Magazine’s editor-in-chief David Haskell, wanted to celebrate the brand’s partnership with the Frieze Art Fair’s Focus section, which highlights emerging galleries founded 12 years ago or fewer.
Best Dressed Overall: Anne Hathaway
Anne Hathaway continued to prove our point — that she is too hot for a fanfic — at the New York premiere of The Idea of You. The actress looked stunning in this strapless red gown, designed by Versace.
Runner-up Best Dress: Blake Lively
Where was the Met Gala princess this week? Not at the Met Gala. But Blake Lively did show up in this bedazzled blue vintage dress, replicating scallops, at the Tiffany & Co. celebration. This one is for the debut of the Tiffany Titan by Pharrell Williams Collection at the brand, which brought out all the fashionable celebs, like Lively.
Best Fit: Bella Hadid
Bella Hadid wore a bright-yellow Roberto Cavalli dress to the friends-and-family launch of her fragrance, Ôrəbella.
Best Cardigan: Sofia Coppola
Director Sofia Coppola showed off her sophisticated and elegant style at a dinner with Charles Rosier, co-founder and CEO of Augustinus Bader, to commemorate her latest feat: the Augustinus Bader x Sofia Coppola Tinted Balm. Think Priscilla would approve?
Best Sheer: Moses Sumney
A mesh shirt under a suit is a bold way to both dress it down and give the classic look some edge, something the actor Moses Sumney is constantly doing. He stood out at the Bergdorf Goodman and Schiaparelli cocktail event, especially in front of this adorable striped wall.
Best Set: Ruby Lister
I’m obsessed with this stylish two-piece that Ruby Lister wore to the 2024 New York City Ballet Spring Gala. Searching for something similar as we speak.
Best Color: Djouliet Amara
The FIT Annual Awards Gala and Future of Fashion Runway Show is the perfect place to bring elevated looks, and this structured dress worn by Djouliet Amara is everything. It’s simple enough to wear but elevated through the details and the color.
Best Glasses: Christina Grasso
Christina Grasso matched her black shirt to her oversize frames at the Tabayer x Bergdorf Goodman Cocktail hour.
Best Pattern: Diane von Furstenberg (and Elaine Welteroth)
Designer Diane von Furstenberg showed off a fun patterned set as she co-hosted an event with birthFUND, a New Movement for Maternal Health.
Best All Black: Lauren Sherman and Emilia Petrarca
On Thursday, Puck writer Lauren Sherman hosted a pop-up at Fancy Studs — an immersive new fine-jewelry ear-piercing shop by the brand Studs. Writer Emilia Petrarca came in a chic black look.
Best Spring Dress: Tamron Hall
At the 2024 FIT Annual Awards Gala, which included the Future of Fashion Runway Show presented by Macy’s, Tamron Hall looked incredibly chic in a colorful dress and gold accessories. She presented the Social Impact Award to Kenneth Cole.
Best Styling: Imani Randolph
At an event celebrating an exclusive capsule collection and pop-up from Frankie Shop x Moda Operandi called “The Art of Dressing,” Imani Randolph styled her Frankie Shop look perfectly with a chunky necklace and knee-high boots. Fab!
Best Suiting: Tiwa Savage
For the U.S. premiere of her upcoming film, Water & Garri, Tiwa Savage added her chic flair to the pantsuit. Complete with a tie and matching coat, the monochrome chocolate-brown look looked divine on her skin against her ginger hair.
Best Beauty Duo: Sir John and Isamaya ffrench
Violet Grey and Instagram gathers the beauty artists behind all of our favorite Met Gala looks of the night for a celebratory dinner every year together hosted by celebrity makeup artist Troy Surratt. Beloved makeup artist to Beyoncé and more, Sir John wore a Romeo Hunte mixed leather and denim set, and Isamaya ffrench showed off a bit of skin wearing Aleksandre Akhalkatsishvili.
Best Girl Group: Scarlett Johansson, Kate Foster, Danielle DuBoise, and Whitney Tingle
The Outset co-founders Scarlett Johansson and Kate Foster were casual chic in summer whites, while Sakara co-founders Danielle DuBoise and Whitney Tingle wore bold Jean Paul Gauthier patterns and vibrant colors celebrating their “summer of wellness” partnership this week. Though NYC summer feels far away, these looks (and partnership) sprinkle a glimmer of hope.
Brooke LaMantia , 2024-05-10 23:10:11
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