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Rebecca Ferguson opted for a crushed gold gown by Roberto Cavalli for Monday’s red carpet premiere of the forthcoming film “Peaky Blinders: The Immortal Man” in Birmingham, England. The “Dune” actress turned to the fashion label’s spring 2026 collection for her premiere look — a sleeveless gold gown crafted in crushed fabric with lace trim detailing. The dress featured a low back and plunging neckline, trimmed with delicate black lace to offset the crushed material of the dress. Rebecca Ferguson Getty Images for Netflix Visible vein-like variations in the glossy fabric continued throughout the gown, bundled up toward the skirt for a short train. As for accessories, Ferguson layered gold necklaces to further accentuate the deep neckline of her dress. Glam for the actress included her brunette and blond hair styled in a side braid, with makeup details included sharp, bold brows, lined eyes and a glossy lip to complete her entire look. Ferguson regularly works with stylist Tom Eerebout on...

Chase Infiniti took her red carpet style to the next level in a beaded Louis Vuitton gown for Sunday night’s Actor Awards in Los Angeles. The “One Battle After Another” star opted for a long sleeve, high heck gown with a skin tight fit save for the sculptural flare at the bottom of the full-length skirt and subtle flare at the ends of the sleeves. The garment was embellished all over with rows of small beads which added an understated sparkle to the neutral garment. Chase Infiniti at The 32nd Annual Actor Awards Presented by SAG-AFTRA held at the Shrine Auditorium and Expo Hall on March 1, 2026 in Los Angeles, California. JC Olivera/Variety The dress was matched to an ornate headpiece resting atop her hair, which was swept behind her back and recalled Old Hollywood with careful curls styled in front. Her outfit captured the “Reimagining Hollywood Glamour From the ’20s and ’30s” theme determined by Elle. Infinti’s latest Louis Vuitton look was accessorized with jewelry by De Beers, incl...

Like many of us, Elizabeth Neel has been confronting a “crisis of faith.” “What are we doing, and why are we doing it?” she asks.  For Neel, that question — and her ongoing movement toward an answer — is reflected through painting. Her newest exhibition of work, “In the Guts of the Living,” offers an exploration of how information is transferred and transformed. The show is on view through early April at Jack Shainman Gallery’s New York flagship. And what better place to think about the ways in which interiority shifts over time than within a former bank? Unlike the white cube spaces of many galleries, Jack Shainman’s Lafayette Street location occupies a former Beaux-Arts bank hall within the historic Clock Tower building. The main exhibition room features a soaring ceiling and ornate marble architectural details that predate its identity as a gallery — remnants that Neel invites into her work. “My interest in history is very served by this space,” she says. Installation view ...

She couldn’t have known being a “Bridgerton” diehard would come in handy when watching and rewatching the series, but Michelle Mao is thankful now that she was. The actor was putting together her audition tape for a mysterious new show with dummy sides, but instantly recognized the scene as one from the “Bridgerton” spin-off series “Queen Charlotte.”  “Because I was such a fan of the show — and quite literally a stan, I think we can say that, I’m not embarrassed — I literally clocked it immediately,” Mao says over Zoom from Vancouver, where she’s currently working. “I knew the scene by heart. I immediately texted my reps and I was like, ‘This is for ‘Bridgerton.’” Michelle Mao, Katie Leung and Isabella Wei in “Bridgerton” season four. Courtesy of Netflix The 27-year-old would go on to land the role of Rosamund Li for the show’s fourth season, part two of which is out now. Rosamund is one of the season’s antagonists, the eldest stepsister of season four’s lead Sophie, and it took Ma...

If you purchase an independently reviewed product or service through a link on our website, WWD may receive an affiliate commission. Pikachu, meet leather-fueled luxury. Starting today, the brand-new Maison de Sabré x Pokémon drop is live and shoppable at Nordstrom in honor of the franchise’s 30th anniversary — bursting at the seams with nostalgia while retaining the premium leather maker’s instantly recognizable design codes. Buy Maison de Sabré x Pokémon at nordstrom What’s specifically on offer, for all those IRL Pokémon trainers who know the duration of an egg cycle and where the phrase “Pikachu, I choose you” stems from? A trifold wallet that presents a palm-sized way of flaunting your membership in the Pokémon fan club (and has a more compact, bifold counterpart in this collection); Maison de Sabré’s marquee The Medium Palais handbag, now adorned by lightning bolt accents, a Poké Ball, and the yellow-tinted, mouse-like creature itself; not one but four iterations of the Sabré...

Kerry Washington highlighted elements of old school glamour in Georges Hobeika at the NAACP Image Awards Creative Honors on Thursday night. The “Wake Up Dead Man: A Knives Out Mystery” star wore a selection from Hobeika’s fall 2025 ready-to-wear collection. The black sleeveless crepe midi dress with pearl accent detailing throughout featured a midi hemline with strands of pearls sewn into the straps, bust and down the front of the garment in sinuous lines. Kerry Washington Earl Gibson III Washington paired her dress with pointed-toe black pumps with a slight platform. As for accessories, the “Scandal” alum further accentuated the pearl motif of her dress with earrings and rings. Glam included a high bun hairdo with strands of hair to frame Washington’s face, while makeup added dimension with bold brows, lined eyes and a glossy lip. Styling team Rob Zangardi and Mariel Haenn curated Washington’s look. Lebanese designer Georges Hobeika’s eponymous multinational luxury fashion house has b...