Tiffany & Co.’s Holiday Celebration Was Almost an All-Black Affair
Tiffany & Co. opened the holiday season with an exclusive event at The Landmark, its Fifth Avenue flagship store in New York, with its newest House ambassador, Amanda Seyfried, leading the celebrations. The Fifth Avenue snowflake will glow in Tiffany Blue throughout the season, while guests enjoyed festive cocktails. For the third consecutive year, the House illuminated its Bird on a Rock installation, with Seyfried, star of the 2026 holiday campaign, ‘Love Is a Gift’, marking the occasion by hanging a Tiffany ornament on the Blue Box tree.
Black was the unofficial dress code. Almost everyone followed it, but the one person who didn’t made the strongest case for breaking it.
A Leading Lady in Black
Amanda Seyfried’s Michael Kors Collection Spring 2027 LBD felt contemporary thanks to the asymmetric neckline and cut-outs, but there was no overlooking her Tiffany HardWear graduated-link necklace in white gold with pavé diamonds.
She also wore Bird on a Rock Wings drop earrings, a Tiffany HardWear watch and a diamond-set ring.
The red lip adds a touch of colour.
Keeping It Simple
Mikey Madison continued her preference for pared-back dressing, and what better label for that than Calvin Klein Collection? This might be her most minimalist look yet, which makes sense when her Bird on a Rock by Tiffany & Co. Wings necklace in gold and platinum with pavé diamonds was supposed to be the star of the show. She completed her jewellery selection with Bird earrings and three rings from the same collection.
The Colour Exception
Louisa Jacobson clearly didn’t get the black memo, and I’m glad she didn’t. Her Ashlyn Spring 2027 look brought some much-needed colour against the blue backdrop. I love how she accented the hem of her jacket with a Bird on a Rock by Tiffany & Co. brooch. Sixteen Stone hoop earrings and rings completed her jewellery selection. The only thing not working is the brown mules for such a light look. Â
A Tale of Two Black Suits
Danny Ramirez and Corey Michael Smith both opted for black double-breasted tailoring, but I preferred Corey’s more formal approach. His Bird on a Rock by Tiffany & Co. brooch, featuring a citrine of over 60 carats, diamonds and a pink sapphire, was the highlight of his look. Danny’s Tiffany HardWear platinum necklace was a welcome addition, but his trainers made the ensemble feel a little too casual for the occasion. He also wore diamond studs, a Tiffany Timer Chronograph watch and a Sixteen Stone ring.
Classic for a Reason
Jordyn Woods’ style revamp continues with this custom Markarian Amina midi dress. She wore Tiffany & Co.’s Sixteen Stone necklace in platinum and yellow gold with diamonds, alongside matching hoop earrings, a bracelet and a ring. Even with that impressive jewellery selection, I still found myself wishing for a necklace with a little more presence, that neckline demanded it.
A Familiar Favourite
Kristine Froseth wore the same FFORME Fall 2026 dress we previously saw on Jessie Buckley at the Irish Film & Television Awards. This time, the dress was styled with a Bird on a Rock by Tiffany & Co. Wings pavé diamond necklace, Bird earrings and a Wings wide ring.
Breaking Up the Black
Laysla de Oliveira gave us another welcome departure from the evening’s predominantly black looks in Alex Perry. I’m always receptive to this brown and caramel colour combination, especially when her Bird on a Rock by Tiffany & Co. pendant, featuring a morganite of over 16 carats, sapphires and diamonds, complemented the look so perfectly. She also wore Bird earrings in platinum and gold with diamonds.
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