The Hollywood Reporter’s Power 100 Women In Entertainment

Lupita Nyong’o was joined on the red carpet for The Hollywood Reporter’s Power 100 Women In Entertainment event on Wednesday (December 5) in Los Angeles, California, by a host of lovely ladies.

Amandla Stenberg: The young actress continues to have fun with fashion. This time she wore a Sies Marjan Fall 2018 striped suit which was oversized, but not outsized. The pretty pink hue ensured a feminine vibe.

Danai Gurira: The actress is back to wearing bold colour, and I couldn’t be happier. While I love the draping of this Poiret Spring 2019 dress, I prefer how this dress was presented on the runway.

Awkwafina: I surprised that even with this cheery bug-print MSGM top and skirt that the actress still can’t raise a smile.

Gugu Mbatha-Raw: I wasn’t surprised to see another suiting option on this red carpet. The tailored look is so striking in red, with the asymmetrical buttons adding interest. I’m a little thrown by the white clutch here. Surely black was a better options considering her buttons.

Yalitza Aparicio: This Novis Fall 2018 dress was easily my favourite look on this red carpet for multiple reasons. The colour – obviously – followed by the print and the vibrant styling. This look reminds me of Mindy Kaling before she opted for all dark colours, all of the damn time.

Elsie Fisher: The young ‘A24’ star was mixing ’60s vintage jacket with a saffron yellow Cos skirt. The boots and her go-to Kate Spade New York ‘Nicola’ bag kept the look feeling youthful.

Mandy Moore: The newlywed was back on the red carpet wearing one of her favourite brands: Gabriela Hearst. The off-the-shoulder design is made all the more girlie with delicate ruffles. I love how the mix media floral pumps really enliven the look.

Viola Davis: You can’t get more classic, or chic than black and white.

Christina Ricci: This boucle suit is very chic, but I feel it ages Christina.

Lena Dunham: The only thing working for me here are Lena’s red pumps.

Susan Kelechi Watson: Nice idea in theory, but those drapes were overwhelming.

Whitney Cummings: I want to like this Madiyah Al Sharqi look, but there is too much one-note-ness going on. Perhaps a contrasting belt would’ve lifted things here.

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