On the 4th of November 2025 at the Academy Museum of Motion Pictures, this year’s edition of the Academy Women’s Luncheon took place in Los Angeles held in collaboration with Chanel to celebrate women in film.

This year, Kristen Stewart delivered the keynote presentation where she urged women to unite, reject tokenism, and acknowledge gender inequality in Hollywood.

Here are some standout looks from the event.

Kristen Stewart

Kristen Stewart: Instagram

The Hollywood actor, director and producer Kristen Stewart wore a Chanel outfit  a cream-colored long-sleeve shirt and matching pants, layered over a white tank top and paired with black shoes.

Riley Keough

Riley Keough: Riley Keough

American actress Riley Keough stepped out wearing a monochrome look: a butter-colored trench coat, matching wide-leg pants with a white button-down shirt and a black belt reportedly from Chanel.

Sarah Paulson

Sarah Paulson: Instagram

Primetime Emmy Award holder Sarah Paulson was also in attendance, styled in Chanel. She wore a long yellow and tan tweed coat, black cropped pants and black high pumps with a small black bag from Chanel.

Barbie Ferreira

Barbie Ferreira: Instagram

28-year-old American actress and model Barbie wore a hot pink vintage Cavalli dress. The vintage dress had a V-neckline and ruffled sleeves and she styled it with black heels.

Leslie Mann and Maude Apatow

Leslie Mann and Maude Apatow: Instagram

Leslie showed up in a black button-down top paired with blue jeans, while her daughter, Maude wore a simple sleeveless dress with a V-neckline and white trim. They both complemented their looks with black quilted.

Tessa Thompson

Tessa Thompson: Instagram

The two-time BAFTA Awards nominee was also present at the luncheon. Tessa Thompson styled a V-neck burgundy sweater, knee-length grey canvas shorts and black heels with matching socks while clutching a navy-blue quilted bag.

Claire Foy

Claire Foy: Instagram

 Crown star Claire Foy wore a daring semi-sheer black dress with long sleeves and high neckline that revealed her legs and décolletage.

The event, aimed at fostering networking and mentorship opportunities for women in Hollywood, was a success.

The 2025 CFDA Fashion Awards took place at the American Museum of Natural History in New York City on Monday, November 3. The annual event which celebrates American fashion was officiated by CFDA chairman Thom Browne along with CEO and President Steven Kolb. Hollywood’s biggest names from across the entertainment industry were all present, including designers who were the nominees in the American Womenswear including Ralph Lauren, Wes Gordon for Carolina Herrera and Tory Burch.

However, our main focus was the red carpet, hosted by Jenna Lyons. All the stars arrived in statement looks, take Teyana Taylor who anchored the event. She arrived in a Thome Browne piece that took suiting to a new level. Let’s take a look at some of the best outfits worn at the 2025 CFDA Fashion Awards.

Teyana Taylor

Teyana Taylor: Getty images

As the host of the ceremony, expectations were naturally high. Taylor wore a structured piece from the CFDA chairman’s label, a tailored white suit with pointed collar, oversized shoulders and sleeves,paired with a black velvet pencil skirt. The outfit was adorned with silver chains, but those accessories weren’t enough. She completed the look with a black hat trimmed feathers.

Amber Valletta

Amber Valletta: Getty images

The model revisited a green dress from Versace’s Spring/Summer 2000 collection, the same one she debuted for the brand’s campaign in late 1999.The tropical pattern gown entailed a deep plunge neckline and a daring slit at the front, paired with gold heels, Medusa-logo enamel earrings. Her hair was styled  in loose waves, recreating the exact original look from the campaign.

Dove Cameron

Dove Cameron: Getty images

The actress debuted a Carolina Herrera gown. The design consisted of a strapless gold bustier top, a black velvet skirt that flowed behind her, and matching opera-length gloves.

Saweetie

Saweetie: Getty images

Saweetie wore a sculpted aqua gown by Bad Binch TongTong. The voluminous hem of the dress balanced the fitted silhouette. She accessorized with Jimmy Choo silver pumps and Jacob & Co. jewelry.

Ciara

Ciara: Getty images

The singer wore an all-white double-breasted suit from Sergio Hudson, styled with wide-leg trousers. She topped it off with a fuzzy fur coat, leather gloves, and a pair of white pumps. Her signature bob hairstyle brought contrast to the outfit.

Elsa Hosk

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Elsa wore a vintage Elie Saab gown, from the Spring/Summer 2004 archive. The fabric had metallic shimmers in some places, a deep plunging neckline and a train that flowed behind her. She finished with a Celeste clutch from Jimmy Choo.

Eiza González

Eiza González: Getty images

Eiza appeared in a bold red gown with puffed sleeves from Carolina Herrera’s Spring/Summer 2026 collection. The deep-V neckline and subtle cut-outs at the side added depth to the look. She completed the look with gold sandal by Stuart Weitzman shoes.

Nina Dobrev

Nina Dobrev: Getty images

Styled by Bailey Moon, Nina appeared in a strapless gown by Carolina Herrera that combined a structured corset top and sheer skirt with red rose petals. She paired the gown with black satin tassel heels and matching earrings.

Alex Consani

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The model, who is known for daring outfits opted for a full-length black gown with thick straps and a V-neckline. She held a black fuzzy coat, keeping her neck bare. She chose a gold bone cuff from Tiffany & Co.

Kelsea Ballerini

Kelsea Ballerini: Getty images

Kelsea emerged in an espresso-brown tassel gown from Michael Kors’ Spring 2026 collection. The dress had fringe detailing from the hips down. She paired the chocolate brown gown with a long geometric pendant and cuffs.

Naomi Watts: Getty images

Other notable names brought distinct styles to the red carpet. Naomi Watts, for one, wore a silver sequin gown layered with a black tuxedo jacket by Jonathan Simkhai. The pairing added structure to the shimmering gown, wrapping up a night that celebrated the evolution of American fashion.

Rihanna and A$AP Rocky arrived together at the CFDA Fashion Awards in New York, reminding everyone why they remain one of the industry’s most closely followed duos. The annual event, which honours designers and cultural figures shaping American style, saw the pair opt for looks that were deliberate and in sync with their pared-back approach. Rihanna wore an all-black outfit, while Rocky, who received the inaugural Fashion Icon award, kept his own look just as restrained.

Rihanna & ASAP Rocky: Instagram

Both opted for subtle looks that contrasted with the night’s bolder choices. Rihanna, a designer and business leader, has a record of using fashion to push boundaries, from her Fenty runway shows to her approach to maternity style. Rocky’s personal style merges streetwear and tailoring, a mix that defines his take on modern menswear.

Their coordinated appearance reflected an unspoken balance. Rihanna wore a dark, layered ensemble, and Rocky chose precise tailoring that nodded to classic American dressing. Together, they projected unity without overstatement, reinforcing how the pair continue to influence fashion culture through personal interpretation rather than trend-chasing.

Rocky received recognition for his impact on fashion, earning praise for his consistent ability to merge individuality with mainstream relevance. During his acceptance speech, he turned the spotlight on Rihanna, acknowledging her creative drive and influence with a heartfelt mention that drew warm applause from the room.

Rihanna & ASAP Rocky: Instagram

On a night filled with statement looks, Rihanna and Rocky kept things deliberate and grounded. Their outfits complemented each other without feeling overworked. Her dark, layered ensemble paired with his classic tailoring. As the evening unfolded, their calm presence stood out amid the red carpet theatrics, a reminder that genuine influence in fashion often comes from consistency rather than display.