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The Women of ‘Monster: The Lizzie Borden Story’ Do Dark Glamour for the Premiere

Dark glamour was the unofficial, though heavily implied, dress code for the stars of “Monster: The Lizzie Borden Story” at the series’ New York City premiere on Wednesday night at Pulitzer Fountain. Ella Beatty, Vicky Krieps and more came dressed head-to-toe in black, sporting designs from Harbison Studio, Bottega Veneta and Erdem, among others. WWD breaks down those looks ahead. Ella Beatty Ella Beatty John Nacion Ella Beatty turned to Harbison Studio for her custom red carpet look. The actress, who is also the daughter of Hollywood titans Annette Bening and Warren Beatty, wore a formfitting black gown with subtle lingerie-inspired elements. The bodice of the dress featured a bustier with a slim-fitting silhouette and cinched waist. The skirt of the dress flowed with a short train that trailed Beatty on the red carpet. Vicky Krieps ...
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François Arnaud, Camila Morrone and More Attend Swarovski Classica Party

New York Fashion Week isn’t over just yet. On Wednesday, Swarovski kept the party going with a store cocktail to celebrate the new Classica Collection, designed by Swarovski global creative director Giovanna Engelbert. Lordes Leon, dressed in a black corset, took to the DJ booth on the second floor, posing for photos with her headphones on. Throughout the evening guests including Camila Morrone, Ejae, François Arnaud, Paul Anthony Kelly and Chelsea Frei arrived, first stopping to do in-house content in a side room before entering the candy-colored store floor. Ejae, who starred in “Kpop Demon Hunters,” attended her first Met Gala earlier this year with Swarovski. “First Met, and it was with Swarovski, so it was the best decision and the best collab ever,” Ejae said, roaming the store. Ejae Lexie Moreland/WWD “Giovanna was so fun, she was so helpful. She he...

Jodie Comer, Taraji P. Henson and More Bring Couture from the Runway to TIFF 2026

The 2026 Toronto International Film Festival has delivered several major fashion moments, many courtesy of stars wearing couture straight from the runway. Jodie Comer, Ayo Edebiri and Taraji P. Henson, among others, have demonstrated why couture style has emerged as one of the biggest trends on the TIFF 2026 red carpet. Designs by Fendi, Stephanie Rolland, Chanel and Standing Ground were among the looks that made the jump from couture collections to Toronto. WWD breaks down tsome of the festival’s standout couture looks ahead. Jodie Comer Jodie Comer at the “Stuffed” premiere at the 51st Toronto International Film Festival on Sept. 10. Earl Gibson III Jodie Comer went for subdued elegance in her Fendi dress at the Sept. 10 premiere of “Stuffed.” The dress hailed from the label’s fall 2026 couture collection and was crafted in a ...

Blue Nile’s Anniversary Sale Is Back — Save 40% on Diamond Tennis Bracelets, Pearl Earrings, and More Luxe Jewelry

If you purchase an independently reviewed product or service through a link on our website, WWD may receive an affiliate commission. It’s beginning to look a lot like Christmas… is arriving a bit over three months from now. That being said, it’s never too early to start building out your dream jewelry stack before all those holiday parties or begin searching for presents that will please every stylish lady on your nice list. Blue Nile, the original online jeweler that our own editors turn to for engagement rings, loose diamonds, and all manner of premium purchases, is currently running its much-anticipated Anniversary Sale: during which coveted styles, from tennis bracelets dripping in diamonds to precious gem–equipped rings, are witnessing price cuts as deep as 40 percent off. explore blue nile's best jewelry deals Per Blue Nile’s official terms and conditions, the offers expire at 11:59 p.m. EST on October 4, so you ...

Mattel Pays Tribute to Bob Mackie, Whose Barbie Designs Helped Solidify Doll as Fashion Icon: He Was an ‘Extraordinary Collaborator’

If you purchase an independently reviewed product or service through a link on our website, WWD may receive an affiliate commission. Mattel is paying tribute to Bob Mackie, calling the late designer, “completely one of a kind.” In addition to his creations for Cher, Madonna and countless others, Mackie was also a celebrated designer for Barbie. The late designer was approached to work with Mattel in the late 80s and his first official Barbie doll was released in 1990 — a limited-edition “Gold” Barbie, with a long blond ponytail, revealing sequined dress and a feathery boa to top it all off. Courtesy Mattel That Mackie design — and subsequent releases — was credited with bringing back a glamorous side to Barbie, at a time when the company was shifting her outfits to occupation-inspired garb. Instead, Mackie put Barbie in glamorous gowns and gilded acce...

Aimee Lou Wood Embraces Modern Victorian Delicacy in De La Vali on the 2026 TIFF Red Carpet

Aimee Lou Wood gave lace an airy feel in her De La Vali dress for “The Idiot(s)” premiere on Tuesday night at the Princess of Wales Theatre during the Toronto International Film Festival. “The White Lotus” season three alum wore the Kala midi dress in ivory lace from the London-based, Ibiza-founded brand. The dress was crafted with delicate tiers and gathered panels, which created a fluid shape. Aimee Lou Wood Getty Images Fine straps with subtle detailing kept the neckline light and open. Bodice seam detailing created a soft, ruffled effect that accentuated the overall feminine silhouette. While the tiered skirt began with the mini hemline, a completely lace midi skirt elevated the dress with more intricate details. Retailing for $1,050, the dress merged slight nods to Victorian delicacy with an updated modern variation. As for accessories, ...

We Tested the Best Transitional-Weather Flats for Women to Shop This Season

If you purchase an independently reviewed product or service through a link on our website, WWD may receive an affiliate commission. Autumn is upon us, and if the takeaways from fall 2026 runways are any indication, you’d be wise to shop for the season’s best flats as opposed to focusing exclusively on the quintessential shoes of fall: boots. Animal print flats are en vogue right now, and so are jewel-toned ones wrapped in sumptuous fabrics such as velvet. Mary Jane silhouettes are continuing to reign supreme; pointed toes are making a grand entrance (how else will your flats peek out from under that baggy denim?); and ballet pumps, also known as heeled ballet flats, are turning up on the feet of everyone from Hailey Bieber to Zoë Kravitz and looking more refined than their shorter prototypes. Slingback, mule-adjacent, and mesh-powered flats for women might soon retire from your rotation — if you live in a climate that gets chilly come Octobe...