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See the Best Fashion From the Critics’ Choice Awards

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The Critics’ Choice Awards marked the start of the 2026 awards season, held at the Barker Hangar in Santa Monica, California on Sunday, January 4th. The night celebrated the best in film and television from 2025. Last year delivered some of the best original films, adaptations, and screenplays on both the small and big screens. As a result, the 31st Critics’ Choice Awards is one of the most highly anticipated events of the year. Beyond all the awards, the red carpet did not disappoint, with stars arriving in a mix of sculptural pieces, and tailored looks.

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Ariana Grande continued her love for archival fashion with a frothy, tulle-overlay gown by Alberta Ferretti, while Chase Infiniti chose a butter-yellow Louis Vuitton two-piece featuring a high-waisted opera skirt and built-in cape. Elle Fanning delivered with exquisite panache in a deep-plunging gold metal sequin gown from Ralph Lauren. Mia Goth arrived in a clean, luxurious two-toned silk dress with an off-the-shoulder neckline from Dior.

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While some celebrities opted for minimalist looks, others chose to make a more dramatic impression on the red carpet, appearing in outfits with structural shapes with attractive details. Teyana Taylor for one paired a khaki Saint Laurent suit with a feathered boa and thigh-high boots, showing tailoring as a compelling alternative to evening gowns. Audrey Nuna embraced a black gown with circular shapes that dominated the red carpet.

The gentlemen added their own flair to the red carpet, mixing classic tailoring with modern touches. Timothée Chalamet kept it cool in a pinstripe Givenchy suit with a white button-down, archival pink floral silk tie and Chelsea boots. Michael B. Jordan opted for a deep red double-breasted suit.

The evening revealed a range of fashion approaches, proving that the Critics’ Choice Awards are not just about acknowledging performances, but also about celebrating style. Below are the highlights of best-dressed celebrities of the night.

Chase Infiniti in Louis Vuitton

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Jessie Buckley in Dior and Boucheron

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Audrey Nuna in Marc Jacobs

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Ginnifer Goodwin in Giorgio Armani

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Timothée Chalamet in a pinstripe Givenchy suit

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Michael B Jordan in Louis Vuitton

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Rose Byrne in a black 80s-inspired tiered prom dress

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Elle Fanning in archival Ralph Lauren with Cartier jewelry

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Mia Goth in Dior

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Leighton Meester in Carolina Herrera’s SS26 RTW collection with Chopard jewelry

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Odessa A’zion in a custom Ott Dubai draped silver dress

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McKenna Grace in a cream dress

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Hailey Bieber Heads to Anastasia Beverly Hills in Clean Monochrome

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Hailey Bieber was spotted in Beverly Hills stepping out for an appointment at Anastasia Beverly Hills, showing a carefully considered winter look that balanced comfort with luxury. She wore a textured high-neck coat in black paired with flared velvet pants and leather stiletto boots.

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Accessories were minimal yet strong: rectangular sunglasses, a large Saint Laurent hobo bag, and gold hoop earrings complemented the look, while her hair was pulled back neatly, keeping the focus on the structure and materials of her clothing. The monochrome shade allowed texture and shape to highlight the outfit, showing Bieber’s signature simple style.

Seen on the streets of Beverly Hills, the look bridged high fashion and everyday wear, showing how considered casual wear can carry a daytime look without appearing formal or stiff. As a Saint Laurent ambassador and founder of her beauty brand, Rhode, Bieber’s choices signal an ongoing discussion between her professional commitments and street-level fashion sensibility.

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This appearance shows her ability to translate luxury pieces into approachable yet stylish streetwear moments, making her one of the few celebrities whose everyday style continues to resonate with both editorial and real-world audiences.

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Sophie Turner Joins the Trench Coat Trend With a Khaite Trench

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Sophie Turner was photographed in New York City following a CBS interview, stepping into the winter cold in a sharply cut black coat from Khaite. The outerwear piece, identified as the brand’s Donna Coat, stood out for its long, uninterrupted line, double-breasted fastening, and epaulettes that reference classic military tailoring. Reaching close to the ankle, the coat immediately set the tone for the appearance, defining the rest of her outfit.

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She paired the coat with pointed black pumps and carried an oxblood leather clutch, also by Khaite, introducing contrast and still retaining the attention on the coat itself. The colour combination stayed within a controlled palette, allowing texture and proportion to do the work.

While often discussed alongside the trench coat trend currently visible across celebrity street style, the Donna Coat occupies a slightly different space. Its structure and weight place it closer to tailored outerwear than traditional trench silhouettes, offering a sharper interpretation of longline coats suited to colder months.

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The New York setting played its part. Seen between professional commitments rather than staged appearances, Turner’s choice of coat felt appropriate for the pace and practicality of the city, balancing functionality with a clear point of view. Khaite’s emphasis on clean construction and durable materials came through in the coat’s presence, showing the label’s reputation for pieces designed to last beyond a single season.

Worn during a routine press stop, the coat showed how a single, well-made garment can carry an entire outfit without excess an approach that continues to shape contemporary celebrity dressing.

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Kristen Stewart Makes a Naked Skirt Work in the Cold

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Despite chilly temperatures, Kristen Stewart is proving that the naked dress trend remains popular in 2026. The sheer trend which was one of 2025’s biggest fashion choices on red carpets continues into 2026 with fresh interpretations. Stewart was spotted in New York City on Monday, January 5 wearing a floor-length skirt, embracing the sheer trend despite the cold-weather. Just days earlier, Sabrina Carpenter also debuted her take on the naked dress, signaling that the style is making a return.

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Stewart kept the top half of her outfit casual with a cropped white T‑shirt from Leset, a black bomber jacket lined in red for warmth and black sunglasses. For the bottom half, she went full glam wearing a see-through high-waisted skirt entirely covered with clear sequins, showing her black underwear that matched her bralette. She finished the look with black platform heels.

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The actress was photographed on her way to Late Night With Seth Meyers. During the interview, she talked about directing her feature film debut, The Chronology of Water, an adaptation of Lidia Yuknavitch’s memoir. The film premiered at the Cannes Film Festival last year, had a limited release in December, and is set for a wide release on January 9.

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This isn’t the first time Kristen Stewart is going for daring looks. From wearing a long sheer skirt on the red carpet to going shirtless under a tailored Chanel suit, she once stepped out in just a bra and garters, showing her fearless style. it’s no surprise that she can make a naked skirt work even in the cold weather of New York City.

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