Statement headwear had a moment thanks to Jenna Ortega and Rita Ora at Thursday night’s red carpet premiere of “Klara and the Sun” during the 2026 London Film Festival at Royal Festival Hall. Ortega opted for a lace chapel cap to go along with her golden gown, while Ora added more drama to her look with a sculptural, mask-like fascinator. Ortega and Ora weren’t the only fashionable famous faces on the red carpet. The two were joined by Amy Adams and Natasha Lyonne, along with a surprise appearance by Florence Pugh. WWD breaks down their looks ahead. Jenna Ortega Jenna Ortega Zak Hussein Under the guidance of her longtime stylist Enrique Melendez, Jenna Ortega opted for a custom design courtesy of Torlowei. The dusted sunshine gold satin gown featured a slipdress silhouette with black lace embellishments and botanical detailing that cascade...
These Collaborations Between High-End Hotels and Luxury Designers Are Worth Adding to Cart — No Plane Ticket Required
If you purchase an independently reviewed product or service through a link on our website, WWD may receive an affiliate commission. Geotagging yourself in the middle of the Pacific Ocean is no longer cutting it. These days, refined travelers are turning to something a bit less tacky and a bit more tasteful when it comes to flaunting their globetrotting, Amex Platinum–having, passport stamp–collecting pursuits — by wearing that frequent-traveler status, quite literally, on their sleeves. We’re talking about the intimate, and relatively new, marriage between the world’s top hotels and luxury designers, which over the years has served a few key purposes: helping a particular resort’s top one percent of loyalists identify each other from Ibiza to Innsbruck and sending guests home with a more sophisticated souvenir than a fridge magnet, all while feeding into the universal obsession with collectibles (all the better if the items a...