The House of Gucci film hits theaters this Thursday, with director Ridley Scott taking us on a journey through events inspired by the true story of the Gucci family. As we all know, the rise of the Italian luxury fashion house gave us many timeless fashions but also scandalous drama. Starring Lady Gaga, Jared Leto, Adam Driver, Al Pacino, and Salma Hayek, the upcoming film explores the story of Patrizia Reggiani, also known as “Lady Gucci”, who was an Italian socialite who married Maurizio Gucci, heir to the Gucci house, and ultimately organized a plot to have him murdered. House of Gucci takes you on a spiraling ride through the Gucci family legacy and the true-life scandal that take over the endless headlines.

The life of luxury was something that Patrizia Reggiani always knew. Ever since she was a young girl, her father pampered her with luxe fur coats, sports cars, and other lavish things. Maintaining her lifestyle, Reggiani managed to always attend the hottest parties and elite social gatherings which eventually led her to meeting her soon-to-be husband Maurizio Gucci.

The two met at a party where Reggiani claims, “He fell madly in love with me. I was exciting and different.” The couple wed in 1972 around the age of 24, becoming one of the first Italian celebrity power couples. Constantly splattered across front pages, Gucci and Reggiani were known for their extravagant lifestyles of numerous luxurious properties including a penthouse at Olympic Tower in Manhattan, monochromatic parties, and even casually hanging out with the Kennedys. Not to mention, it was hard to miss them as they drove around in their chauffeured car with a personalized license plate that read “Maurizia”, a couple’s name with combines the two’s original first names.

Reggiani eventually gave birth to two daughters and even worked alongside Gucci as his chief adviser for business at Gucci. Everything was literally perfect for about a decade until Gucci’s father, Rodolfo, died in 1983 where he inherited a 50% stake in Gucci. At this time, Reggiani noticed a change in Gucci as he stopped seeking advice from her altogether and focused on trying to recover the brand’s prestigious status which weakened due to over-licensing of its “GG” logo.

Gucci bought his cousins and uncle out of half of the business with the help of Bahrain-based investment company Investcorp. Continuing on with more poor business decisions, Gucci was diminishing as a company under Maurizio’s reign, leading him to inevitably selling the company to Investcorp in 1993.

In between the chaos on the business side, the couple’s marriage was also suffering as Gucci became involved with Paolo Franchi. He left Reggiani overnight one day after becoming somewhat fed up with her constant input despite running the business into the ground at the same time. While many believe that Reggiani was jealous of Franchi, she quoted Maurizio’s business decisions with the brand as one of the things she was most angry about with him.

Now living with Franchi, Maurizio received death threats and verbal abuse from Reggiani through cassette tapes and phone calls. Franchi, worried that Reggiani would act on her words, even begged Maurizio to get a bodyguard to which he declined.

On the morning of March 27, 1995, Maurizio Gucci was murdered on his red velvet carpet by a gunman who also injured the doorman Giuseppe Onorato. Reggiani immediately became a suspect, however there was not enough evidence at hand to convict her. She skated by for two years until one of her accomplices bragged about carrying out the murder to the someone who eventually told the police, leading to an investigation and eventually an arrest in 1997 of everyone involved including Patrizia Reggiani.

With one of the biggest stories and an even-juicier trial in the late 1990s, Patrizia Reggiani was sentenced to 29 years along with shooter Benedetto Ceraulo, driver Orazio Cicala, and friend Giuseppina Auriemma in 1998. It is revealed during the trial that Reggiani ordered the killing to be done quickly before Maurizio and Franchi got married. Reggiani was to receive a settlement in the divorce and, per Giuseppina Auriemma, couldn’t allow another woman to replace her nor take everything she’s earned including money and status.

Following her sentencing, she was offered parole in 2011 if she found a job of which she turned down. After living a life of luxury, the thought of working was not in her future plans. In fact, she told her lawyer: “I’ve never worked in my life and I don’t intend to start now.” However, she changed her mind in 2014 when she was released and secured a position at Bozart, a jewelry store in Milan.

In 2014 following her release, she even expressed how she wanted to still work for Gucci despite everything that happened. In an interview with La Reppublica, she shared, “They need me. I still feel like a Gucci – in fact, the most Gucci of them all.”

The 1990s shockingly true story of Gucci is one that is filled with betrayal, luxurious self-indulgence, and ultimately murder. More importantly, it shows how far some people will go to protect legacy and status by any means. House of Gucci explores all of these facets of the highly-publicized Gucci story in addition to taking us through over 20 years of styles and craftmanship supplied by the Gucci fashion house including the iconic GG monogram and original canvas.

You can watch the story unravel on the big screen on Thanksgiving!

Tommie Lee was spotted heading out for the night, hopping out of her car in a sporty-chic ensemble. As for her look, she wore a white three-piece jogger set from Fashion Nova.

Tommie wore Fashion Nova’s $64.99 Be Yourself 3 Piece Jogger Set in ivory. The set includes a slightly-cropped zip-up jacket, triangle bralette top, and high-waist drawstring joggers.

She accessorized the look with a green Balmain handbag, embellished PVC ankle-strap pumps, and sunglasses.

Thoughts? Shop the set here.

Usher was spotted striking some poses for a recent photoshoot at Miami Beach where the singer was outfitted in a dapper green suit and roller skates.

Usher wore a full Bottega Veneta look including a wool suit jacket in parakeet, $1,190 compact wool straight pants in parakeet, and $750 compact stretch poplin shirt in black. The singer gave us quite the fashionable look rocking the iconic “Bottega Green” complimented by black with the brand’s solid black button short-sleeve shirt. He then rounded the look off with sunglasses, jewelry pieces, and a matching green pair of roller skates. His look was styled by Paige Geran.

Thoughts?

Photos: Thomas Falcone

India Love was spotted out rocking a stylish outfit from Fashion Nova. Discover how you can get her exact look at an affordable price:

India Love wore Fashion Nova’s crop top from the $69.99 Slow Motion Mesh Tie Dye Pant Set paired with $49.99 Double Dare Faux Leather Pants in camel. To go along with the ensemble, she accessorized with a woven handbag and embellished wooden platform heels. She also wore Louis Vuitton hoop earrings and a heart pendant necklace.

Would you rock her look? Since Fashion Nova is currently hosting a sitewide sale in preparation of Black Friday, you can snag those pieces for less!

Sweatpants are casual and comfortable clothes that most people would like to be wearing pretty much all the time. But finding a store with sweatpants for sale can be difficult as there are so many different brands and styles, and many online stores sell either one or more types of sweatpants.

There are different types, but not all stores have them. Here is a guide to finding the right ones to suit you:

Types of Sweatpants You’ll Find Online

Casual Styles

Some people prefer pants that are more fitted or sold in styles other than athletic, meaning they can be worn for day-to-day events. Some stores sell these pants during the winter when they can be worn over leggings for extra warmth and style. Others offer them all year round because of their popularity. Casual, stylish ones are also great for lounging, going out to run errands, or spending a day at home.

Cuffed Cargo Pants

Cargo pants are another style of casual sweatpants, but they have a loose fit and cuffs at the bottom. Cuffed cargo pants usually come in solid colors or simple prints. They can be great for all seasons and occasions.

Fitted Jogger Pants

Jogger pants are also known as tapered sweats as they provide a more fitted style which slims the legs. That being said, they are still easy to move since they do not get in the way of your feet or ankles. These pants look suitable for wearing out with friends, going to the gym, or simply relaxing at home.

Athletic Joggers

These are cuffed at the ankle or even have stirrups for added comfort. They are great for working out, lounging, going out in, and running errands. Ultimately, they are comfortable and practical clothes that can be worn during any season whether it’s winter or summer.   

How to Find the Best Stores 

The best online stores to buy sweatpants will have a wide variety of styles available. Here is how you can find them:

Look at the Variety Available

The first thing to look at is how many styles are available. This is important because if you need these pants for running, athletic wear, or yoga wear, you will want to make sure that the store has them in these types of styles. If not, you may have to shop at different stores specializing in just one type of clothing, which can be time-consuming.

Look at the Quality of the Sweatpants

Quality is the next thing to consider. If you are shopping for athletic wear, you will want pants that fit exceptionally well and have advanced qualities to enhance your performance during physical activity. 

If you are looking for casual pants, you will want extraordinarily comfortable and well-made pants. You may even want to look at different stores for different qualities of clothes, as some stores specialize in quality clothes while others specialize in casual clothes.

How to Know if Online Stores Are Trustworthy

Lastly, the best online stores will have good reviews and ratings from past customers. It will help if you read reviews from many different customers, as each person has a unique opinion based on their experience with the store.

How was the customer service? Were they 100% satisfied with the quality? Did their sweatpants fit well? You might come across a few bad reviews before you find a very good one, but it is worth it if it means finding an online store that has the clothes you want.

Do They Offer Sustainable Sweatpants?

Check if the store offers sustainable options. These are casual clothes that most people often wear, so they must be made after carefully considering their impact on the environment. 

Some stores specialize in sustainable sweats, while others offer them as an option besides regular ones. These sustainable pants are typically made from recycled materials, so they are an excellent option for those who want to do their part in making the world a better place.

Before You Buy

Before you buy any sweatpants, look at the store’s return policy as well. If anything goes wrong with your pants – even if it is something like a sizing error – then you need to be able to return them and get your money back or swap for a new pair. If you find an online store with the clothes you want, but their return policy isn’t good, you should probably look elsewhere.

Another thing to consider is how often the store offers sales and discounts. You can usually find great deals if you sign up for an email list or like their page on social media, as stores will send out coupons by email that you won’t want to miss. These will help you save money, and since these pants are a staple in your wardrobe, you will want to look for these types of deals.

Conclusion

Sweatpants are probably one of the most popular types of casual clothes, and for good reason too. They are comfortable, easy to wear, and can be worn with all kinds of tops, t-shirts, hoodies and jackets.

Feeling overwhelmed is normal the closer you get to your wedding day. It seems like you can’t spare even just a minute to relax since your tasks will pile up if you do.  

This feeling of overwhelmingness that comes with it can become more pronounced weeks before your wedding. When you reach the one-month mark, you will also become more stressed out as you work through your planning and to-do list.

You may even start feeling that a month won’t be enough to pull off the wedding of your dreams.

The 30-Day Wedding Countdown

Creating another checklist for the important things you have to do a month before your wedding can help you stay organized and complete all your tasks before your big day.  

Below are eight vital things you have to prioritize the month prior to your wedding:

1. Double-check your wedding bands.

The ideal time to check and double-check your wedding rings is four weeks before the big day.

If you ordered lab-grown diamond wedding bands because they are more affordable yet look like and are as strong as their mined counterparts, but haven’t received them yet, find out if you will get them on time.

If you already have your wedding rings, check if they fit your and your partner’s fingers. If they don’t, find out how long the jeweler needs to adjust them.  

Also, if you and your partner want to have your wedding bands engraved, check with your jeweler how long it will take them to do this. Make sure you get this done two to three weeks before your big day.

Keep in mind that although your lab-grown diamond wedding bands already look stunning, having them engraved will give them a more personal and romantic touch, making them more valuable pieces of jewelry for you as a couple.

2. Write your vows.

If you are writing your vows, the longer time you have, the better.

Your vows are the mainstay of your wedding. They are your promises to one another. In the future, you might regret how much time you spent stressing on details that may go unnoticed, but you won’t feel sorry sitting down to think about your declarations to your loved one.

If you don’t know where and how to start writing your vows, follow these simple tips:

• Go online to read examples of wedding vows.
• Record your special experiences together that always make you smile or evoke happy emotions and choose one or two that you can add as stories.
• Speak with your partner about the tone.
• Come up with at least two promises.
• Avoid cliches.
• Add a reference to your future together.

Working on your vows for at least a month gives you plenty of time to polish your speech. 

Remember to try to keep it under two minutes. Since you have several weeks to write and rewrite it, you will be able to stick to this limit, yet still, exchange words that are memorable and special with your partner.

3. Take care of all the legal aspects associated with getting married.

Make sure you have everything you need to have a religious or civil wedding, most particularly a marriage license.

Also, you can start working on the process of changing your name (if you plan to). Call, visit, or check your town or city’s courthouse website to find out the process.

Prioritize changing your name on your driver’s license, passport, and other government-issued identification.

Also, find out how you can change your name on your credit and debit cards and your beneficiaries for your investment accounts and insurance plans.

4. Wrap up your wedding guest headcount.

At least three weeks before your big day, go over the list of people you invited and check who have responded that they will attend your wedding.  

Also, call or send a message or email the invitees who missed the deadline and find out if they are going or not.

Once you have the final headcount, give your caterer and venue organizer the number so that they can get everything ready for the event.

If some of your guests are from out of town, help them find suitable accommodations. Try to arrange transportation for them as well, especially if they are flying in.

Lastly, consider assembling gift baskets for your out-of-town guests. You can ask your bridesmaids and friends to help you with this.

5. Finalize everything and check in regularly with your vendors.

With nearly everything set in stone, you can finalize all the details with your vendors.

Aside from giving your final guest count to your caterer and venue organizer, you should:

• Send your wedding playlist to the DJ or band.
• Check with your florist regarding your chosen flowers and their arrangements.
• Create and send a list of key shots you want your photographer to capture during the wedding.
• Go over the pickup times and locations with your transportation service provider, including your limousine chauffeur, if you hired one.

A week before your wedding, consider paying your vendors in full to avoid the hassles of doing this on your special day.

6. Organize your seating chart.

Since you already have the complete guest list, you can now set up the seating chart.

Start with the easy tables, such as your parents, siblings, close relatives and friends, co-employees, etc.

Next, work on your harder-to-place guests, including your single friends and relatives. Try seating them in empty spots at various tables, preferably with one or two people they already know.

7. Double-check everything you’ll wear on your wedding day. 

A week or two before your special day, do your final dress fitting.

Make sure you follow these steps to ensure you look and feel like a princess on your wedding day:

• Wear the undergarments you will use on your wedding day to check if they fit you and won’t distract from your ensemble.
• Wear your wedding shoes during the fitting and break them in by walking in them at home.
• Try on your earrings, necklace, and other jewelry pieces.
• Put on your veil, topper, and other accessories you plan to wear on your wedding.  

8. Organize all beauty appointments.

Lastly, organize your beauty appointments to ensure you look and feel your best on your wedding day.

These include getting a haircut, eyebrow shaping, and hair removal treatment. Don’t forget to get a massage, facial, and other spa treatments to help you relax and get a glowing look.

Also, make sure you have already selected and booked your hair and makeup artists for your wedding day.

With this checklist, you can make the most out of your remaining four weeks of planning and preparation, experience less stress, and have the wedding of your dreams.

Happy Monday, Bombers and Bombshells!

Yesterday, I had the distinct pleasure of hosting an advanced screening of the House of Gucci movie at Magic Johnson Theater in Harlem!

The hotly anticipated film, in theaters on Thanksgiving, stars Lady Gaga, Jared Leton, Adam Driver, Al Pacino, and Salma Hayek-Pinault.  The Ridley Scott directed film follows the story of Patrizia Reggiani, a woman who married into the Gucci family and ultimately murdered her husband and Gucci heir, Maurizio Gucci. The film is chock full of betrayal, decadence, and of course, fashion. 

Aside from the story, the movie shows fashion history, and cameos from characters portraying Anna Wintour, Andre Leon Talley, Tom Ford, and more!

A socially distanced group came to eat popcorn, relax, and indulge in the 2 hour and 30 minute film:

The effervescent Rae Holliday was in the building.

Designer Aisha McShaw popped by in a leather jumpsuit of her design.

Vogue’s Alexis Bennet kept cozy in a teddy bear coat.

This reader came to slay in a high slit gown.

Rowena Husbands and Theresa Oneal popped by.

Designer Larissa Muehleder of the brand Muehleder wore a look by her brand.

And it was a family affair, with my brother Andre Sulmers, who wore a rose printed sweatshirt.

Good times were had!

After the movie, theater goers all indulged in a brunch at Red Rooster in Harlem. The food was delicious, and the energy unmatched!

For my hosting duties, I wore a trenchoat from Meow and Barks Boutique, along with Gucci Accessories: a Belt, Glasses, Earrings, Tights, and Gucci x Balenciaga Knife Pumps!

The screening was the perfect kick off to the Thanksgiving season. Be sure to check it out and let me know what you think!

Images: Sone Jr/ Vizionaire Visuals

Wigs are man-made hairpieces that can be used to disguise baldness, demonstrate aristocratic authority, or stand out as fashion statements in their own right. 

This article aims to make you travel through time to spot wigs and mark its journey from periwig to modern-day human hair, unnoticeable u part wigs:

Wigs in Ancient Egypt civilization

Men and ladies in ancient Egypt wore wigs made of human hair, sheep’s wool, or vegetable fibers, depending on their social rank. Because of the hot environment and to avoid lice, Egyptians shaved their heads. However, that led to the development of wigs that imitated hair while also protecting them from the sun. Wigs became commonplace among Egyptians, denoting a person’s social rank as well as their involvement in society and politics. Women’s wigs were more elegant than men’s wigs because they were embellished with braiding, gold, hair rings, and ivory trinkets.

Wigs in ancient Roman civilization

The Greeks, Romans, Assyrians, and Phoenicians were among the ancient civilizations whose residents wore wigs. Wigs were frequently manufactured for both men and women by the Romans, who used slave hair. Hair from German tribal slaves with blonde hair and slaves from India with black hair were popular choices for Roman wigs.

Wigs in ancient eastern civilizations

During ancient Far Eastern civilizations, such as China, India, and Japan, wigs were only worn by actors and actresses in traditional theatre.

Wigs from the Renaissance era

Due to tough circumstances in the Middle Ages wigs had lost their use. Women were normally expected to cover their heads, fashion was mostly ignored, and beauty was sparse. Then, with the start of the Renaissance (1400-1600), women’s hairstyles regained prominence, and they began to exhibit their hair once more. As fashion and beauty became more significant aspects of society, women’s wigs resurfaced.

Wigs reached to aristocrats in France

Wigs have a long history in France, dating back to the time of Louis Xlll who had gone bald before his time. He began wearing extravagant wigs to hide his baldness. The first autonomous wigmaker’s guild was founded in 1673, according to historical documents. It went on to become a fashion icon and a symbol of power and show in the aristocratic elite. King Louis XIV’s mistress wore her hair in a trademark style known as the la Fontange.

Wigs made their way to Europe.

Wigs had gone well beyond France’s nobles by the conclusion of the Sun King’s reign. Wigs were worn by kings in royal courts across Europe, and they are today an essential part of the European aristocratic wardrobe.

Wigs in the eighteenth century

Expensive wigs with mile-high coiffures and beautifully adorned curls were popular in the 18th century. Wigs with lengthy ringlets that were powdered white were popular.

Queen Elizabeth I of England was another notable queen who was noted for her magnificent wigs. Wigs were so common at the time that almost everyone in the upper crust wore wigs or had elaborate hairstyles. It is unsurprising that by the end of the 18th century, the number of expert wigmakers in France had soared from the fashion capital of Paris to other European capitals and, eventually, to smaller towns.

Wigs made their way to North America

Thousands of journeymen wig makers and craftsmen, in addition to guild master wigmakers, traveled the European countryside clandestinely manufacturing wigs. Wigs eventually lost their exclusivity as a luxury item, a badge of high birth, or a status symbol worn by the privileged few. The bob wig, a shorter, less intricate wig, was particularly fashionable in Colonial America at the turn of the century.

Wigs, Periwigs, and Wigs

The word “wigs” comes from “periwigs,” the name given to the long, curly wigs that were fashionable after Charles II was restored to the throne in 1660.The periwig’s style evolved over the decades.

Young men began to wear their hair in a more natural form around the end of the 18th century. but only for older, more traditional gentlemen and ladies being presented at court.

Meanwhile, gentlemen of fashion in the American colonies carefully followed the newest wig trends in London and Paris. The queue wig / tie-wig was a popular style that can be seen in many ancient colonial pictures. Men began to wear their hair again around 1770.

What happened in the nineteenth century

Enormous hair, big curls, big braids, and big chignons, generally created from other hair, were all the rage in the 1870s. There was no way a lady could attain a trendy hairdo in the 1870s without using more hairpieces.

20th-century wigs

By the end of the nineteenth and the start of the twentieth-century postiches or pre-made small wiglets, curls, and false buns that were incorporated into the hairstyle was popular in both England and France.

The use of postiches did not diminish even as women’s hair grew shorter in the decade between 1910 and 1920, although they did go out of fashion during the 1920s when the “Bob” was the new look that could be acquired without additional hairpieces.

The Wig of Today

Hairstyles, wigs, clothes, shoes, and purses are all subject to change. Synthetic wigs that are trendy and sophisticated are now within everyone’s grasp thanks to modern technology. Wig producers are continually improving the structure, fit, and style of wig caps. Human hair wigs provide the most diversity and style options, whilst synthetic wigs resemble genuine, healthy human hair but are less costly and simpler to maintain.

The wig is now a symbol of femininity for women. Manufacturers of wigs include natural-looking wigs, as well as  for pop or movie stars with fantasy colors, and complex style. Medical wigs that are comfortable and lightweight are available for persons or children who have lost their hair due to medical disorders or treatments like radiation and chemotherapy. Children’s wigs

Cardi B stepped in to host this year’s American Music Awards, where the fashionista commanded the award show in captivating couture looks. Let’s get into her bomb ensembles from the night:

Cardi B graced the red carpet wearing a custom Schiaparelli look including a black crepe jersey column dress, black tulle veil, gold face mask with Swarovski piercings, chandelier earrings, and black gloves with pierced gold nails.

Cardi B wore an Alexandre Vauthier Couture look including a black velvet high-neck gown and feather train headpiece.

Cardi B wore a custom Jean Paul Gaultier neon green look, inspired by a Fall/Winter 2019 Couture look by the brand.

Cardi B wore a Miss Sohee Fall/Winter 2021 Couture Swarovski-crystal embellished look after winning Favorite Hip-Hop Song at the 2021 AMAs.

Cardi B wore a Jean Paul Gaultier Spring/Summer 2012 corset paired with a custom Sarah Sokol fan-like headpiece and custom Laurel Dewitt jet black crystal neckpiece.

Cardi B wore a Jean-Louis Sabaji Fall/Winter 2021 Couture embellished feather look.

Cardi B wore a Schiaparelli Fall/Winter 2021 Couture denim zipped jacket with gold and rhinestone embroidery paired with leather trousers.

Cardi B wore a custom Mélique Street outfit while hosting the 2021 AMAs.

Her looks were styled by Kollin Carter.

Which outfit was your fave?

Photos: Getty

Last night, the 2021 American Music Awards, or AMAs, went down with Cardi B as this year’s host. Major artists like Tyler the Creator, Chlöe Bailey, Jennifer Lopez, Giveon, and much more delivered gripping performances. Not to mention, New Kids on the Block and New Edition gave us quite the throwback moment with their set during the award show. Aside from the evening’s show-stopping musical acts, some artists racked up huge wins for the evening like Megan Thee Stallion who won Favorite Trending Song, Female Hip-Hop Artist, and Hip Hop Album. Drake won this year’s Favorite Male Hip Hop Artist, making this the sixth time in his career to win an AMA award.

With such a big show in place, the stars were out and gracing the red carpet in absolutely stunning looks. Based on your engagements during our red carpet coverage, we rounded up the top 10 best dressed celebrities of the evening:

1. Machine Gun Kelly in Ashton Michael with daughter Casie Baker in Valentino

Machine Gun Kelly was joined by his daughter Casie Baker at the 2021 AMAs. Styled by Adam H. Ballheim, Machine Gun Kelly wore an Ashton Michael wax knit sweater with pearl and chain embellishments, a pearl choker necklace, and black wide leg trousers. Casie wore a Valentino dress with the Tyler Ellis Candy clutch, styled by Amanda Lim.

2. Cardi B in Schiaparelli

Host Cardi B wore a custom Schiaparelli look including a black crepe jersey column dress, black tulle veil, gold face mask with Swarovski piercings, chandelier earrings, and black gloves with pierced gold nails. Her look was styled by Kollin Carter.

3. Halle Bailey in LaQuan Smith

Halle Bailey wore a $425 LaQuan Smith Fall/Winter 2021 chocolate brown velvet lace-up bodysuit and $895 skirt, styled by Nikki Cortez. She finished the look with Stuart Weitzman lace-up sandals.

4. JoJo in Usama Ishtay

JoJo wore a custom Usama Ishtay silver Swarovski crystal chainmail bustier maxi dress with side cutouts, styled by Anna Katsanis.

5. Chloe Bailey in Monsoori

Chlöe Bailey wore a Monsoori black velvet cutout dress with a high slit, styled by Jill Jacobs.

6. Marsai Martin in Missoni

Marsai Martin wore a Missoni Spring/Summer 2022 look, styled by Bryon Javar.

7. Winnie Harlow in Zuhair Murad

Winnie Harlow wore a Zuhair Murad Fall/Winter 2021 Couture multicolored fringe beaded cold-shoulder long-sleeved short dress, styled by Jason Bolden.

8. Coi Leray in Gucci

Coi Leray wore a Gucci by Tom Ford vintage dress with KMO Paris and Saint Laurent jewelry, styled by Morgan Pinney.

9. Olivia Rodrigo in David Koma

Olivia Rodrigo wore David Koma, styled by Chloe and Channel Delgadillo.

10. Niki DeMar in LaQuan Smith

Niki DeMar wore a $515 LaQuan Smith corset bustier in hot orange and $525 low slung mini skirt in fuchsia, styled by Mikiel Benyamin. The look was completed with Fallon jewelry and Jessica Rich heels.

Thoughts?

Photos: Getty / Julian Dakdouk