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Kanuk brought a bit of Montreal to TriBeCa last night for their cabin-themed party with Canadian actress Sophie Nélisse. The Canadian outerwear brand transformed Square Diner into the “Kanuk Cabin” with maple syrup-scented candles and signature Quebec treats including poutine, maple bacon sliders and maple cocktails.“I’m a big poutine girl. I’m a poutine girl through and through, and I would say that’s my favorite meal tonight,” Nélisse said. “I mean, I’m from Canada. I want to represent across the borders. I’m proud to be Canadian. So, yeah, I felt like it was on brand for the evening.” The “Heated Rivalry” star was sporting a full Kanuk Canadian tuxedo to fit the theme of the night. “I’ve been wearing the brand for years. They’re like a Montreal and Canadian staple,” she said. “It’s a brand everyone knows and has always known. I’ve been wearing their clothes before they even came up to pr...

Cara Delevingne brought the Paris runway to Los Angeles in Jean Paul Gaultier’s latest for the premiere of “Club Kid” at the Vista Theatre on Wednesday night. Cara Delevingne Katie Flores The longtime model and actress turned to the label’s spring 2027 ready-to-wear collection, sporting a dimensional suit jacket with a playful cutout and variations on proportions. Delevingne’s look, which was styled by Jason Bolden, felt sleek and contemporary — an ideal combo for the “Club Kid” premiere. The Jean Paul Gaultier long-sleeve black jacket featured a high neckline and rounded statement shoulders with a slight cutout running from the base of the neckline to the center of the bust. Jean Paul Gaultier Spring 2027 Ready-to-Wear Collection at Paris Fashion Week Giovan...

The 2027 Met Gala is going back to basics, starting with the annual event’s new theme. “ExtraOrdinary: Fashion and the Poetics of the Everyday” replaces the controversial, canceled John Galliano “Horizons” retrospective originally planned by the Metropolitan Museum of Modern Art. The new theme pares back the glamour for a return to everyday wardrobe staples. The exhibition will be two-pronged, with one element focusing on how designers reimagine wardrobe basics like jeans and T-shirts, the other homing in on “disposable” materials from paper to plastic, aluminum and more. Andrew Bolton, the Costume Institute’s curator in charge, organized the new exhibition with assistance from Stephanie Kramer and Emily Mushaben. John Galliano Szilveszter Makó Following public pushback, John Galliano and the Met scrapped the planned retrospectiv...

Maika Monroe‘s Colleen Allen dress brought the dark glamour trend to the New York City premiere of “Victorian Psycho” at the Village East Cinema on Monday. Maika Monroe Getty Images The actress turned to Allen’s eponymous label’s fall 2026 ready-to-wear collection, sporting a black dress constructed of see-through lace with botanical inspiration. The dress was crafted with a plunging neckline and included thicker fabric on the straps and bust. The skirt of Monroe’s dress, however, was mostly see-through, with the “It Follows” and “Longlegs” actress wearing black undergarments that peeked through the lace. As for accessories, Monroe wore a set of chandelier earrings. Maika Monroe Getty Images Monroe’s “Victoria...

Naomi Watts continued her “All’s Fair” Season Two press rounds in New York City on Tuesday with a fresh look courtesy of Balmain and DeMellier. The Oscar-nominated actress was spotted sporting Balmain’s Cloqué Jacquard dress, crafted with a high neckline and three-quarter-length sleeves. The textural piece featured contrasting shades of crushed purple and green throughout. Naomi Watts GC Images The pops of color continued with Watts’ pointed-toe butter yellow pumps, contrasted by sheer black polka dot tights. A set of statement gold earrings and black sunglasses completed the ensemble, with Watts also toting her hero accessory in hand. Watts carried DeMellier’s Stockholm shoulder bag for an added dose of quiet luxury. The bag, which retails for $595 and was designed by the label’s all-female London-based design team, was cra...

If you purchase an independently reviewed product or service through a link on our website, WWD may receive an affiliate commission. Engagement-ring shopping is a choose your own adventure, but, at the end of the day, your purchase should be grounded in her preferences: including the diamond shape that’s dominating your soulmate’s Pinterest boards, the band material she has expressed interest in, and the setting she’s partial to, be it a bezel or a more-is-more halo. Speaking of diamond shapes, multiple popular options are reigning supreme this year — cosigned by celebrities and trend forecasters alike. Among them is oval, which has been spotted on the fingers of everyone from Lady Gaga and Hailey Bieber to Princess Diana and Kate Middleton. The benefits of an oval-cut diamond cannot be overstated. It often looks larger than a round-cut diamond of the same carat weight; visually elongates the finger and makes the hand as a whole a...