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Elle Fanning and Nicole Kidman opted for French luxury fashion in looks by Givenchy and Schiaparelli on Wednesday night for the New York City premiere of their new Apple TV series “Margo’s Got Money Troubles.” Fanning turned to Givenchy’s fall 2026 ready-to-wear collection, wearing a pinstripe suit with a burst of color thanks to a maroon neckerchief that complemented the contrasting dark navy colorway. The suit was crafted with power dressing in mind, featuring a wide-leg trouser and a double-breasted, slightly oversized blazer with sharp lapels and rounded shoulders. Elle Fanning Stephanie Augello Designed by creative director Sarah Burton, the look debuted in March as part of Paris Fashion Week. Miles Socha described the collection as full of “menswear fabrics, velvet, animal prints, kimono silks, lace, silver bullion and wild furry textures” in WWD’s review of the collection, writing that Burton orchestrated “it all with a sure hand.” Fanning completed her look with Cartier jewelry...

Despite charming the pants off of Netflix subscribers with his first foray into the rom-com space, Tom Blyth still can’t get used to the light and fun stuff. The 31-year-old spent much of the start of the year buzzing around in promotion of “People We Meet on Vacation,” a friends-to-lovers book adaptation movie. Yet he’s much more comfortable where he is now, chatting through prison reform and the manosphere as it relates to his dark crime thriller “Wasteman.”  “I kind of love that,” the actor says of the whiplash. “No one quite knows what to expect.” The English actor first broke out in the MGM+ series “Billy the Kid” before joining “The Hunger Games” mega-franchise in the 2023 movie “The Hunger Games: The Ballad of Songbirds & Snakes.” Since then he’s plugged away at various dark indies, including last year’s Sundance hit “Plainclothes,” Claire Denis’ “The Fence” and now the British prison drama “Wasteman,” out April 17 in the U.S. Tom Blyth Matthew Priestley/WWD In the midst...

The Fashion Trust U.S. Awards were held on Tuesday night in Los Angeles and featured a slew of designer moments and celebrity style. Alison Brie, Coco Jones and more spotlighted luxury brands with their respective looks, turning the red carpet into a runway. Designs by Cult Gaia, Monse and Ferrari, among others, were just a few of the named brands at Tuesday night’s event. WWD breaks down even more celebrity style moments from the Fashion Trust U.S. Awards ahead. Coco Jones Coco Jones at the 2026 Fashion Trust U.S. Awards on April 7 in Los Angeles. Christopher Polk Jones went pretty in pink for Tuesday night’s event. The singer opted for a floor-length halter gown from Cult Gaia, which was crafted with a soft pink material that gave the illusion of fabric ruching. The dress included a plunging neckline that framed Jones’ shoulders and face. Her hair was slicked back into a low ponytail and she opted to go minimalist with her accessories. Dove Cameron Dove Cameron at the 2026 Fashion Tr...

The cast of HBO’s “Euphoria” hit the red carpet on Tuesday night in Los Angeles for the season three premiere. Zendaya, Sydney Sweeney and more curated designer looks, some of which were fresh off the runway, for the special occasion. While Zendaya opted for Ashi Studio’s couture line, Sweeney went retro in Pierre Cardin. Other designers featured on the cast included Bob Mackie, Roberto Cavalli and Celine, among others. WWD breaks down those looks and more ahead. Zendaya Zendaya Gilbert Flores Styled by longtime collaborator Law Roach, Zendaya wore a sleeveless, high neckline halter gown from Ashi Studio. The dress featured as part of the label’s spring 2026 haute couture collection, and was crafted with a silky smooth fabric with a low back and flowing train that trailed Zendaya on the arrival carpet. The two-time Emmy Award-winning actress accessorized her look with jewelry pieces from Chopard. Hunter Schafer Hunter Schafer Gilbert Flores Hunter Schafer brought out her wild side in a...

Who can blame Taylor Ortega for feeling like a fan while acting opposite her onscreen mother, when that person happens to be Laurie Metcalf?  “I mean, every girl dreams of it,” Ortega says, deadpan but in earnest. “So I’m really blessed to be one of the girls who gets to experience it. Laurie Metcalf is so talented, so funny. She’s someone who performs very actively. She’s very alive, but she also takes her comedy so seriously, but she’s doing something that’s gut-bustingly funny.  And I just feel like I’m the audience member watching something. It’s incredible.” Ortega is making her major project debut opposite Metcalf and Dan Levy in the new Netflix series “Big Mistakes,” created by Levy and Rachel Sennott. The show stars Levy and Ortega as siblings Nicky and Morgan, who accidentally get caught up in a criminal gang after an attempt to steal a necklace for their grandma goes wrong.  When Ortega got an audition request for “Big Mistakes,” she immediately felt close to Mo...

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