Last week’s red carpets and exclusive events reminded us that style is more than fabric; it’s storytelling in motion. From Paris to New York, fashion lovers were treated to a visual symphony of creativity and confidence, brought to life by celebrities who know how to make an entrance. At the center of it all were the movie premieres and the American Ballet Theatre Fall Gala, where art, movement, and couture converged under one dazzling spotlight.
Yet, the magic didn’t stop there. Beyond the gala, stars like Ciara and Tyla carried that same energy into the streets and onto magazine covers, proving that dressing up can be a performance in its own right. Every appearance felt cinematic—each look unfolding like a scene from a film, rich with character, emotion, and intent.
The Looks
Teyana Taylor commanded the All’s Fair Paris premiere carpet in a shimmering halter gown from Schiaparelli’s Spring 2026 collection. The gold-and-silver sequined mesh caught light from every angle, while the “tear” details let the dress speak volumes. With her hair styled into a sculpted pixie cut and jewelry kept minimal, Teyana radiated power and poise. Makeup artist Yeika Glow enhanced the look with glowing skin and a smoky eye, allowing the gown’s bold texture to remain the star.
Meanwhile, Jodie Turner‑Smith made a statement at the London launch of the H&M x Glenn Martens collaboration. She wore a sculptural denim gown with dramatic front slits and matching boots so exaggerated they blurred the line between fashion and art. The acid-washed texture and sharply tailored cuts nodded to early-2000s attitude while feeling entirely fresh. Marie Claire’s editors remarked that the ensemble “felt like double-denim tuned to a high-fashion frequency.” Bold as it was, Jodie carried it effortlessly.
At the American Ballet Theatre Fall Gala in New York, Iman turned heads in a silver off-the-shoulder gown by Nardos Design Fall 2025. Sculptural draping embraced her frame, while red floral embroidery bloomed across the volume of the dress, balancing structure and softness in one sweep. Her hair was styled back to let the craftsmanship shine, and minimal accessories kept the focus on the dress. It was a masterclass in elegance—a performance that fused style with identity.
Check out the top fashion moments at the American Ballet Theatre Fall Gala and other events…
Iman
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Tracee Ellis Ross
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Tyla
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Ciara
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Teyana Taylor
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Jodie Turner‑Smith
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Misty Copeland
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Niecy Nash
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Tamron Hall
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Serena Williams
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Last Week’s Best Dressed Stars Turned Getting Dressed Into Pure Art
