Red Carpet Style
Men Broke All of Hollywood’s Red Carpet Rules in 2023
With credit surely partly due to the “Timothée Chalamet effect,” menswear hit new levels of creativity and expressiveness this year. “There’s a sense of zero fucks given,” says stylist Michael Fisher (who last year made tailored skirts a red carpet staple on client Oscar Isaac). The risk-taking and loosening up of silhouettes, say stylist duo Wayman […]
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Black Fashion History, in a TV Writer’s Closet
“Isn’t it fabulous?!” It’s an unseasonably warm fall afternoon in New York City, and Keli Goff is walking THR through the pieces in her “cl-office,” a unit in her Manhattan apartment building that she has fashioned into a combined closet and office. An accomplished journalist and screenwriter, Goff has outfitted it with standard office necessities. […]
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Jeremy O. Harris and Mel Ottenberg on Cannes Style: “Revel in the Joy of Dressing”
Jeremy O. Harris is a bona fide Broadway-meets-Hollywood multihyphenate. And at this year’s Cannes Film Festival, the Tony Award-nominated playwright and producer on HBO’s Euphoria added another title to his resume: an actor in Sean Price Williams’ The Sweet East. The drama follows a young woman traveling along the northeastern coast of the United States […]
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The Environmental Cost of Red Carpet Fashion
This story is part of The Hollywood Reporter’s 2023 Sustainability Issue (click here to read more). Luxury brands often detail the effort required to create a red carpet outfit. Take Zendaya’s strapless rose Valentino confection, orchestrated by now-retired stylist Law Roach, for the SAG Awards last month. As Valentino designer Pierpaolo Piccioli noted in a […]
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Oscars: 15 of the Night’s Most Stunning Jewelry Looks as Seen on Zendaya, Billie Eilish and More
Several blink-and-you’ll-miss-it jewelry moments happened at Sunday’s 94th Academy Awards, from stunning high-jewelry necklaces tucked beneath tuxedo shirts to rings that might not be noticed unless the wearer was also holding an Oscar. When spectacular diamonds catch the light or beautifully frame the face of a gorgeous actress, that added layer of luxe contributes to […]
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Oscars: The Best Dressed Men, From Timothee Chalamet to Andrew Garfield, Were Anything But Basic
The peacocks were out in force Sunday evening at the 94th Academy Awards, with the stylish men of Hollywood embracing classic elegance, brilliant colors and artful jewels in equal measure. While black and navy tuxes prevailed as the popular choices, many actors and musicians opted for vivid tones of blue or red for their evening […]
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Oscars: Red and Old-Hollywood Glamour Rule the Night Among Best-Dressed Women
Less than an hour into arrivals at Sunday’s 94th Academy Awards, it was clear that red would be the color trend of the night, with Rosie Perez (in Christian Siriano), Kirsten Dunst (in vintage Christian Lacroix), Marlee Matlin (in Monique Lhuillier), Jennifer Garner (in Brandon Maxwell) and Ariana DeBose (in Valentino) among the actresses turning […]
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Why Troy Kotsur Picked a Deep Green Tuxedo for the Oscars: “Tan Tones Wouldn’t Work For Him”
There’s a reason Troy Kotsur, nominated for best supporting actor at the 2022 Oscars for his work in CODA, is wearing deep green at the 94th annual Academy Awards — beyond the fact that he likes the color. The actor, who was identified as deaf when he was 9 months old, not only requires a […]
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Shawn Mendes Wears First-Ever Classic Tuxedo Red Carpet Look at His First Oscars
Stylist Tiffany Briseno has been working with Shawn Mendes for roughly six years, through music videos, press tours and album drops, but the 2022 Oscars represent a watershed moment in style for the singer-songwriter. “Except for a brief moment in the ‘Lost in Japan’ video, his fans and the rest of the world have never […]
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Oscars: Ariana DeBose’s Look Is a Custom Gown/Tux Hybrid by Valentino
For Sunday’s 94th Academy Awards’ red carpet, Ariana DeBose, the best supporting actress winner for her role as Anita in West Side Story, had given her stylists Zadrian Smith and Sarah Edmiston a clear directive. “She said, ‘I don’t want to be a princess; I want to be a queen,'” Smith tells The Hollywood Reporter. […]
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