Leslie Odom Jr. in Celine:
Everyone is playing with eveningwear coats. In this case, the white tuxedo with contrasting black satin peak lapels worn over a simple black shirt, by Celine, had enough formality while the soft construction made it more approachable.
Jeremy Pope in Louis Vuitton:
Shades of pink emerged as a trend for the night, and Jeremy Pope excelled in this hot pink Louis Vuitton belted layered number. It’s worth noting that the matching turtleneck creates a very interesting neck game that substitutes for traditional neckties.
Jake Gyllenhaal in Prada:
This is the other end of the spectrum of the pink category. The pastel shade and drapey construction gave a romantic, ethereal touch while the silk cummerbund and silk lapel added a touch of glam. His longer hair adds to the bohemian effort.
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Adrienne Warren in Miu Miu:
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Zawe Ashton in Carolina Herrera:
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Jeremy O. Harris in Schiaparelli:
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Lauren Patton in Thom Browne:
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