Rihanna’s 4th Annual Diamond Ball

Rihanna's 4th Annual Diamond Ball

There were plenty more stars who attended Rihanna’s 4th Annual Diamond Ball benefitting The Clara Lionel Foundation on Thursday (September 13) in New York City.

Teyana Taylor: The singer will always provide a talking point, whether she’s half naked or serving up plenty of drama. It was the latter on this occasion, as she clearly meant business in this formal pinstriped tuxedo dress from Moschino’s Fall 2018 collection. You weren’t fans of how Damaris Lewis presented this look, but does adding the shirt and tie sell the look the second time around.

Donald Glover: Having been part of the Gucci gang for so long, the actor opted for Dior Men Spring 2019 on this occasion. I love the teal-blue shade and the relaxed fit which made him look every inch a modern gent.

Issa Rae: All that glitters was gold for Issa Rae in Valentino Resort 2019. With that much bling you would’ve thought she would skip on the jewelry, but she added a stunning pair of Mateo earrings and gold Stuart Wetizman sandals.

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Posted by Catherine Kallon on September 14, 2018 In: Candice Swanepoel, Dior Homme, Donald Glover, Georgine, Issa Rae, Joan Smalls, Josephine Skriver, Justine Skye, LaLa Vazquez, Menswear, Moschino, Nicky Hilton, Oscar de la Renta, Pamella Roland, Paris Hilton, Prabal Gurung, Prada, Roberto Cavalli, Rubin Singer, Teyana Taylor, Tiffany Haddish, Valentino

21.03.18 Runway To Red Carpet

2nd Annual Wearable Art Gala Red Carpet Roundup

At the 2nd Annual Wearable Art Gala on Saturday (March 17) in LA, Beyonce may have been Queen B with her undulating golden goddess gown. But, there were still plenty of fashion-minded femmes making waves there—and adopting the ‘Black Panther’ theme via their Wakanda-inspired looks.

Tina Knowles: Like mother, like daughter. Bey’s mom and Wearable Art Gala co-founder also went down a golden-bronze path—granted, a more subdued one—in this Jean-Louis Sabaji Spring 2018 Couture satin creation that was bedecked in a feathered cape for dramatic effect.

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Posted by Rachel Watkins on March 21, 2018 In: Chloe Bailey, Halle Bailey, Jean-Louis Sabaji, LaLa Vazquez, Runway To Red Carpet, Sergio Hudson, Yanina Couture

14.11.17

2017 Glamour Women Of The Year Awards Red Carpet Roundup

Many modes of so-called glamour were represented at the 2017 Glamour Women of the Year Awards on Monday (November 13) in Brooklyn, New York. Here’s a look at some of the other femmes in attendance.

Sailor Brinkley: Simple seduction was precisely what this ZAC Zac Posen Resort 2018 sequin slip gown was all about—with Sailor’s romantic ringlets to follow form.

Yolanda Hadid: For Yolanda, an LBD meant a long black dress in this Akris gown that smartly hinted at seduction in the keyhole detail and side slit.

Sofia Coppola: Fresh and snappy, this Michael Kors Collection Resort 2018 floral frock brought a boldly printed twist to Sofia’s comfortable, no-nonsense style.

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Posted by Rachel Watkins on November 14, 2017 In: Akris, Ashley Graham, Balmain, Cara Santana, Christian Dior, Cinq à Sept, Dundas, Erdem, Glamour Women Of The Year Awards, LaLa Vazquez, Laverne Cox, Michael Kors Collection, Natasha Poly, Prabal Gurung, Sara Sampaio, Serena Williams, Sofia Coppola, Theia, Valentino, Versace, Zac Posen

07.11.17

2017 CFDA/Vogue Fashion Fund Awards Red Carpet Roundup

The stylish ladies were out in full force at the 2017 CFDA/Vogue Fashion Fund Awards on Monday (November 6) in Brooklyn, New York.

Sara Sampaio: The Portuguese model charmed in a J Mendel Resort 2018 mini. The short shape and blush colour were enlivened with feathered appliqués. The dusty neutral tones and simple styling allowed the texture to be appreciated without the bird connotations.

Karlie Kloss: Striking a shimmering statement, the model donned a Christian Dior frock. The long sleeves and ankle-length hemline had a prim feel, but the geometric pattern and shimmering details added much allure.

Lauren Santo Domingo: Also in a feathered confection, the Moda Operandi cofounder was clad in Calvin Klein Fall 2017. Similar to Sara, the textured look had a sophisticated finish thanks to the blush-toned feathers but hers were accented with red and yellow. Given the lightness of the dress, I would have preferred a softer shoe without the black details. You may remember that Julianne Moore wore this same dress to the Met Gala.

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Posted by Heather Cichowski on November 7, 2017 In: Adam Selman, Arizona Muse, Ashley Graham, Baja East, Calvin Klein, CFDA / Vogue Fashion Fund Awards, Christian Dior, Cushnie Et Ochs, Hilary Rhoda, J.Mendel, Karlie Kloss, Lais Ribeiro, LaLa Vazquez, Lauren Santo Domingo, Prabal Gurung, Sara Sampaio, Stella McCartney Collection, Teyana Taylor

24.10.17

Angel Ball 2017

The Angel Ball 2017, which fundraises for the Gabrielle’s Angel Foundation for cancer research, happened on Monday (October 23) in New York City bringing out numerous celebrities dressed to the nines.

La La Anthony: The multi-hyphenate wore a Rani Zakhem Spring 2017 Couture gown with gold embellishment that gave the black base a night sky effect. The earrings enhanced the glistening fabric, but I would have preferred it without the belt.

Karolina Kurkova: The model oozed sophistication in a black column gown. It might not have spoken as loudly as other ensembles, but the Chopard jewels and a joyful yellow clutch helped make it a memorable look.

Maria Menounos: Recalling disco heydays the journalist and host dazzled in a Maria Lucia Hohan gown. Not bothered with boobs or legs, the dress had a down-to-there neckline and thigh-high slit. Maria’s soft makeup and topknot helped put a modern spin on the rose gold pleated gown.

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