British Vogue And Tiffany & Co. Celebrate Fashion And Film

There were many more celebrities who joined Emma Raducanu and Sonam Kapoor on the red carpet for the British Vogue and Tiffany & Co. party to celebrate Fashion and Film during London Fashion Week on Monday (September 20).

Irish actress Nicola Coughlan was flying the flag for Irish designer Simone Rocha at this event.

Rocking the on-trend oversized sleeves in diaphanous silk organza, this pink cloque smock dress is a pretty colour on her. 

Silver Jimmy Choo sandals and a pearl cross necklace and drop earrings by Margaux Studios completed her look.

New mum Naomi Campbell made a return to the red carpet looking better than ever wearing her favourite designers brand; Alaia.

While the fringed detail feels like it was one detail too many on this mind-bending design, if anyone can pull it off, it’s Naomi.

Jourdan Dunn is the latest to fall in love with Miss Sohee designs.

If the cups on the top were better fitted, this would’ve been a perfect look for her, because she definitely has the legs for it.

Thanks to Jessica Chastain and now Dina Asher-Smith, we are seeing a lot of this Alexander McQueen Fall 2020 lily pad embroidery this month.

We have been seeing a lot of Dina on the red carpet since the Olympics, and the pattern I’m noticing is that she’s not afraid to take risks with her style.

I really loved the look book version of this David Koma cut-out crystal-embellished satin dress which Claire Foy wore.

Granted, not everyone wants to showcase their midriff, but I think the modification has made the top half of this look a little lumpy.

Styling her dress with the celebrity favourite Jimmy Choo ‘Thyra’ sandals worked perfectly here.

American director Nia DaCosta was one of the best dressed at this event wearing this Iris Van Herpen Spring 2019 Haute Couture dress.

Credit: Vogue.com & Getty

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