Celebrity Style
Stars Bring Daytime Glam to the Women in Entertainment Gala
This might be the busiest month of the year, with a steady run of events and award shows. Among them is the Hollywood Reporter’s Women in Entertainment Gala. It’s one of the rare red carpet events that takes place in the morning. Held on Wednesday in Beverly Hills, saw a number of high-profile women arrive in looks that showed a daytime event style stands on equal ground.
The Hollywood Reporter’s Women in Entertainment Gala celebrates women making notable achievements across film, TV, and music. Starting off the morning red carpet Jennifer Lopez opted for a business-class-inspired outfit. Kerry Washington followed with a textured jacquard look, while Dakota Johnson went for a black dress. Gwyneth Paltrow and other stars arrived in varied interpretations of daytime wear. Here’s a closer look at what some of the celebrities wore:
Jennifer Lopez

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Styled by her go-to stylist, Rob Zangardi and Mariel Haenn. Jlo gave a fresh angle on office-inspired clothing. She wore a chocolate brown suit from Harithand, consisting of a midi skirt paired with an oversized blazer with a rounded hem, which is different from the blazer, typically cut with clean, angular lines. One side of the jacket was joined to the other end, making it difficult to tell where began or ended. She completed the look with Gianvito Rossi pumps, Tyler Ellis clutch and a couple of golden chokers.
Gwyneth Paltrow

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Gwyneth chose a long-sleeve white midi dress from her own label Gwyn. The dress had a front slit, giving it a clean, contemporary line, while the white tweed added texture. She styled with red pumps, introducing a sharp color contrast to the look.
Dakota Johnson

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The actress went for a black Lotte dress from Khaite for the gala. The slim-strapped dress had a fitted bodice and a gentle fluted hem. Khaite Jett pumps and Sophie Buhai Lou Lou drop earrings completed her look.
Chase Infiniti

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Chase wore a Proenza Schouler Irma draped dress. Styled by Wayman Bannerman and Micah McDonald, the gown had a high neckline and a one-shoulder silhouette, with draped construction and a pleated maxi-skirt.
Kerry Washington

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Kerry Washington arrived in a coordinated outfit by Jonathan Simkhai: a jacquard bustier-style top paired with a midi skirt from his Fall 2025 collection. She paired it with metallic pointed-toe heels and a Jeffrey Levinson mirrored clutch.
Nikki Glaser

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Nikki arrived in an all-black outfit. She wore a fitted black corset-style top with a faint bra-reveal detail, a trend that’s been seen frequently on the red carpet. It was paired with straight-leg trousers and a cropped satin blazer for a crisp finish. Pointed toe heels completed the outfit.
Regina Hall

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Regina chose a Brunello Cucinelli wrap-midi dress with rolled sleeves. The cinched waist gave the outfit an easy but structured silhouette, completed with strappy sandals and a white clutch.
Selma Blair

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Selma picked her outfit from Tod’s Fall 2025 collection. The dress was a mix of leather and knit. The combination of materials added structure to the piece, while David Webbjewels finished the styling.
Who says red carpet only happens at night? The Hollywood Reporter’s Women in Entertainment Gala made the morning a style showcase. From structured suits to modern midi styles, every outfit was fully event-ready.
Celebrity Style
Bella Hadid Goes From Uggs to Prada in One Day During NYC Stop
Bella Hadid is back in New York for Fashion Week after nearly two years away from the Fashion Week scene. For her return, the model showed off two very different looks in the same day, first bringing an early fall feel to the streets in Uggs and layered pieces before changing into an archival Prada dress for dinner.

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Hadid was seen earlier in the day wearing a layered fall inspired outfit, starting with a white T-shirt as her base, worn beneath a flannel shirt and a brown suede jacket. She paired the look with cuffed straight-leg jeans, white socks and Ugg Classic Ultra Mini boots. A trucker hat, sunglasses and Coach’s patchwork Coachtopia Alter/Ego shoulder bag finished the casual outfit.
Later in the day, Hadid made an outfit change for dinner at Locanda Verde in Tribeca, where she traded the layered daytime look for a champagne-colored Prada satin slip dress from the brand’s Spring/Summer 1998 collection. The dress featured sheer latex detailing around the top and hem, with light pink princess stitching along the sides.

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While the original runway version was styled with charcoal-colored heels, Hadid gave hers a pop of color with red Prada pointed-toe pumps. She carried a Prada bowling bag in a similar tan shade and added dark oval sunglasses and diamond earrings. She finished the look with a side-parted bun.
The Prada look follows Hadid’s recent run of vintage fashion choices. She spent much of the summer away from New York, including time in Colorado, and was also seen in a number of vintage designer looks during her May trip to Cannes, where she appeared in a pale blue look from the brand’s Spring/Summer 1999 collection and a custom gray satin dress for the red carpet.

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Her return to New York came during the final stretch of Fashion Week, but in just a few hours, she went from a fall-ready combination of flannel, denim and Uggs to a vintage Prada look that brought a completely different side of her style to the city.
Celebrity Style
The Best-Dressed Celebrities at the 2026 Emmys
The 78th Primetime Emmy Awards brought television’s biggest names to Los Angeles on September 14, with the red carpet offering plenty of standout fashion moments. Held at the Peacock Theater and hosted by Law & Order: SVU star Mariska Hargitay, the ceremony saw stars including Zendaya, Selena Gomez, Nicole Kidman, Ayo Edebiri, Elle Fanning, Carey Mulligan, and Hannah Einbinder made best-dressed selections.

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Mariska Hargitay in Monse
Mariska Hargitay, who hosted the ceremony, chose a red Monse gown covered in sequins. The fitted design featured a plunging sweetheart neckline, a pencil skirt and feather detailing that began around the knees and continued into the train. She completed the look with red platform sandals and a diamond bracelet, wearing her brown hair in loose waves. Hargitay had already won two Creative Arts Emmy Awards for her documentary My Mom Jayne: A Film by Mariska Hargitay earlier in the week.

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Grace Gummer in Dior
Grace Gummer wore Dior, choosing a black gown detailed with pleating, rosettes and buttons.

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Zendaya in Prada
Zendaya wore a custom Prada gown featuring sheer nude tulle covered in crystal embellishments, a plunging V neckline, a silver belt at the waist and a slight train finished with white polka dots. She paired the dress with pointed white pumps, a diamond watch and pearl earrings, while debuting a straight pixie cut inspired by Halle Berry. Zendaya was nominated for Outstanding Lead Actress in a Drama Series for Euphoria and also presented an award during the ceremony
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Hannah Einbinder in Calvin Klein Collection

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Louisa Jacobson in Tom Ford by Haider Ackermann

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Ayo Edebiri in Chanel

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Dakota Fanning in Carolina Herrera

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Selena Gomez in Louis Vuitton

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Colman Domingo in Valentino

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Elle Fanning in Ralph Lauren Collection

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Supriya Ganesh in McQueen

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Nicole Kidman in Chanel

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Alan Cumming in Bode

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Sarah Pidgeon in Chanel

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Sheryl Lee Ralph in Sergio Hudson

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Zendaya Trades Her Curls for a ‘Power Pixie’
Zendaya spent the summer switching between different hairstyles, appearing in long, voluminous curls, shorter styles, braids and other looks throughout her series of press tours (from Spider-Man: Brand New Day to The Odyssey), but her latest look takes things much shorter. The actress has now traded her longer hair for a pixie cut.
The new hairstyle was unveiled during New York Fashion Week at the Prada Paradoxe pop-up event in New York City. The pixie cut was cropped at the back, while the curls were fuller and longer around the crown. The shape gives her hair a little more volume on top.

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The actress has experimented with several short styles over the past year. Around the end of 2025, she cut her hair into a curly bob-and-pixie hybrid before moving into a longer pixie. Since then, she has continued switching things up, making her latest cut feel like another step in her short-hair era.

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For her Prada appearance, Zendaya wore a deep green sweater layered over a pink button-down and an embellished brown slip skirt. Her makeup artist, Ernesto Casillas, shared photos of the new look on Saturday, September 12, showing off the pixie alongside lavender eyeshadow, rosy cheeks, spiky lashes and a neutral lip. Hairstylist Coree Moreno also shared photos of the pixie, calling it a fall pixie moment.

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Later that night, Zendaya joined with her Euphoria co-stars Hunter Schafer and Alexa Demie for dinner. She changed into a red sweater with straight-leg white jeans and black loafers.
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