Celebrity Style
Meryl Streep and Anne Hathaway Return to Their Signature Styling in Tokyo
Tokyo’s inclusion in the press circuit marks Tokyo as an important stop on the press tour, with attention focused on the wardrobe choices.
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Anne Hathaway’s appearance was hard to miss for its connection to her character, Andy Sachs. She wore a strapless couture gown from Valentino’s Spring 2026 collection, featuring a structured black-and-white base with a defined bustier and a voluminous ruffled skirt. A red fold-over detail ran across the bodice, adding contrast to the monochrome foundation.
Her styling referenced Andy Sachs through the return of a fringe, updated with softer, face-framing layers. This follows the press tour’s styling approach of connecting the character to current collections without replicating past looks directly.
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Meryl Streep’s wardrobe took a similar approach, drawing from the authority of Miranda Priestly while incorporating current collections. She appeared in a look from Chanel’s Métiers d’Art Pre-Fall 2026 collection designed by Matthieu Blazy. The outfit centred on a vermillion coat and coordinating midi skirt marked by white splotch patterns and finished with black fringe detailing.
Accessories included white slingback heels with black toe caps, a quilted black clutch, and oversized square sunglasses, maintaining what we already know from her character while showing the current collection.
The Tokyo stop continues the styling direction established across the press tour. Rather than isolating individual outfits, the focus stays on how each appearance shows the same approach to character and collection, carried consistently from one city to the next.
Each appearance supports a consistent visual styling. Anne Hathaway’s looks revisit Andy Sachs through updated styling details, while Meryl Streep’s wardrobe remains rooted in Miranda Priestly’s established identity, presented through current collections and clean fits.
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She appeared at the ceremony in an archival black Atelier Versace gown from Donatella Versace’s Fall 2015 collection. The dress was described as sheer and constructed from shredded lace with web-like cutout detailing throughout the fabric. It featured a halter neckline, a fitted bodice, and floor-length construction with lace panels and metallic threading integrated across the design. The gown had previously been worn by Heidi Klum at the amfAR Gala in Milan in 2015.
Cyrus styled the look with minimal accessories, including bracelets and a ring, and wore her hair blonde and straight with full bangs. The hairstyle referenced her “Hannah Montana” era, which multiple outlets noted in relation to the visual styling for the ceremony. Her makeup included a smoky eye and neutral lip tones, consistent across reported descriptions.
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The ceremony was attended by her mother Tish Cyrus, sister Brandi Cyrus, and fiancé Maxx Morando, Donatella Versace and Anya Taylor-Joy were also present, both delivering speeches in her honour during the event.
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During her acceptance speech, Cyrus became emotional while thanking her family and close circle of support. She referenced her connection to Los Angeles and Hollywood Boulevard and reflected on her career journey leading to the moment of recognition.
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The Walk of Fame star placed her among the latest artists formally recognised by the Hollywood Chamber of Commerce, marking her contribution to recorded music and entertainment over the course of her career.
Zendaya attended the Louis Vuitton Resort 2027 show in New York, where Nicolas Ghesquière presented his latest cruise collection for the house. She appeared among the front-row guests, wearing a silver long-sleeved mini dress from the brand.
The look featured an asymmetrical neckline with one shoulder placed slightly higher than the other, and a satin finish with soft folds across the fabric. She paired it with matching pointy Louis Vuitton pumps.
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Her hair was styled in a short pixie cut with a side part, while the makeup was soft with brows as the defining feature, finished with glossy lips. She accessorized with white gold and pavé diamond earrings from Tiffany & Co.
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After the show, Zendaya had a change of outfit for the afterparty. Styled by her longtime stylist Law Roach, the look was taken from the Louis Vuitton Cruise 2027 runway, where it appeared as look 14 just minutes before she wore it.
The outfit consisted of a black cropped moto jacket with striped detailing coiling across the fabric, worn with shiny yellow shorts, featuring a white base peeking out at the waist, and a two-tone belt. She completed the look with the same heels from earlier and large silver earrings.
Look 14 from the Louis Vuitton runway
Similar dress styles have been seen on other celebrities, including Hailey Bieber and Charli XCX during Saint Laurent Spring 2026 show at Paris Fashion Week.
Other guests at the Louis Vuitton show included Emily Blunt, Emma Stone, Anne Hathaway, and Chase Infiniti.
Even with Cannes Film Festival organizers tightening red carpet rules around nudity and revealing dressing this year, celebrities have continued to challenge the updated dress code. Bella Hadid joined that conversation during the premiere of La Bataille De Gaulle: L’Âge De Fer, arriving in a custom Schiaparelli Haute Couture gown designed by Daniel Roseberry that combined sheer lace detailing with a sculpted silhouette.
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The ivory gown was constructed with Schiaparelli’s signature trompe l’oeil lace embroidery and featured a deep plunging neckline that extended toward the waist through a sharply cut central opening. A black embellishment positioned across the torso connected the front of the dress and referenced the brooch detail worn by Jane Birkin during her 1969 appearance, which served as inspiration for the design. Roseberry reworked the archival reference into a more sculpted version tailored specifically for Hadid.
The fitted gown followed a body-contouring shape before opening into a tiered mermaid-style train at the hem. The sleeves extended fully to the wrists with slight flare detailing at the cuffs, while the back incorporated corset-style lacing.
According to details released by Schiaparelli, the gown required 22,160 hours of embroidery work and involved 130 artisans. The couture house also confirmed that the look was custom made for the model by Daniel Roseberry.
Hadid paired the gown with Chopard diamond jewelry, including drop earrings and a large geometric ring. Her hair was styled into an updo allowing the neckline and structure of the gown to remain the focus. The look was styled by Mimi Cuttrell, who has overseen several of Hadid’s appearances throughout the 2026 Cannes Film Festival.
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Earlier in the day, Hadid wore a pale blue silk Louis Vuitton minidress from Marc Jacobs’ Spring 2003 collection, paired with a sandy beige canvas shoulder bag and tortoiseshell Gucci sunglasses.
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