Celebrities at the 'All's Fair' Rome Film Festival Premiere

Sarah Paulson, Niecy Nash-Betts and Naomi Watts joined Kim Kardashian and Kris Jenner on the red carpet for the All’s Fair premiere during the 2026 Rome Film Festival, where black and white emerged as the evening’s dominant colour palette..

Sarah Paulson wearing a white custom Miu Miu gown at the All's Fair premiere during the Rome Film Festival. — Daniele Venturelli/WireImage

Pretty, But Meh

I don’t know about you, but Sarah Paulson in this custom Miu Miu gown is just OK for me. Perhaps the bar has been set too high, because Sarah has given us so many memorable red carpet moments over the years.

It’s pretty enough, but the off-the-shoulder neckline, cape-like draping and delicate embellishments feel surprisingly conventional for someone whose fashion choices are usually far more interesting..

When the most intriguing part of the look is the single gold Prada statement earring, you know something is missing. I appreciate the romance, but I wanted more from Sarah.

Styled by Karla Welch.

Niecy Nash-Betts in a custom House of Marvee gown with a sculpted white corset and black skirt at the All's Fair Rome premiere. — Daniele Venturelli/WireImage

A Familiar Silhouette

Niecy Nash-Betts served up a dramatic hourglass silhouette in this custom House of Marvee gown, which was certainly more in keeping with what I expected from this premiere.

The sculpted white bustier, with its petal-like extensions at the hem, immediately reminded me of the Thom Browne corset Hong Chau wore to the Wuthering Heights London premiere. The resemblance is difficult to ignore, and this feels heavily inspired by that design.

That said, I love the contrast between the structured bodice and the black tulle accented skirt. The diamond earrings were a fitting finishing touch.

Styled by The Reismans.

Naomi Watts wearing a black-and-white Roksanda sculptural gown with cobalt-blue pumps at the All's Fair Rome premiere. — Daniele Venturelli/WireImage

The Clear Winner

Naomi Watts continued the black-and-white theme in a Roksanda Spring 2027 strapless sculptural gown, and for me, this was easily the best look on a red carpet that didn’t quite live up to expectations.

Naomi rarely disappoints, and this is exactly why. The exaggerated shape could easily overwhelm the wearer, but she carries it beautifully. I particularly love the abstract print, which gives the architectural design even more impact.

What I appreciate most is that she took inspiration from the runway styling, opting for cobalt-blue pumps that provide a brilliant contrast against the monochrome gown. A De La Paix necklace and EFFY Jewelry earrings completed her look.

Styled by Jeanann Williams.