While the moment itself wasn’t rooted in London, the look draws from one of the city’s most exciting fashion voices—Di Petsa, the London-based womenswear label redefining sensuality through an ecofeminist lens.

Di Petsa: Where Craft Meets Concept

Founded in 2019 by Greek designer Dimitra Petsa, Di Petsa is a London-based brand built on the exploration of the relationship between women and water. The label merges traditional craftsmanship—shaped by Petsa’s upbringing alongside her seamstress grandmother—with her academic training in performance design and womenswear at Central Saint Martins.

The result is a distinctive “contemporary goddess aesthetic”: a balance of draped silhouettes, innovative textile development, and interdisciplinary storytelling that spans fashion, performance, and film.

The Signature “Wetlook”

Central to the brand’s identity is the now-iconic “Wetlook” dress—an instantly recognisable design that appears as though fabric is suspended on the body like water. More than an aesthetic, it represents self-acceptance, fluidity, and the natural evolution of the body.

The design has been embraced by a powerful roster of artists and cultural figures, including Bella Hadid, FKA Twigs, Lizzo, Doja Cat, and SZA.

It has also shaped defining fashion moments, most notably in ethereal pregnancy reveals worn by Bella Hadid and Nicki Minaj—transforming the garment into a symbol of creation and transformation.

AW26: A Study in Fluid Power

Zendaya’s AW26 look captures the essence of Di Petsa’s philosophy—fluid, sculptural, and emotionally charged. The drapery moves with intention, echoing water’s natural rhythm while celebrating the body in all its forms.

Di Petsa’s approach to design remains rooted in intimacy and inclusivity, embracing all sizes, gender expressions, and the ever-changing nature of the body. It is fashion that invites connection rather than perfection.

A Growing Global Presence

The brand’s conceptual strength has earned it international recognition, with features in Vogue US, Vogue Paris, i-D, DAZED, and Harper’s Bazaar Singapore. Its nomination for the DAZED100 NextGen Designer in 2021 further cemented its position as a rising force in contemporary fashion.

More Than a Look

Zendaya’s appearance in Di Petsa AW26 is not just a fashion moment—it’s a continuation of a narrative. One that embraces fluid identity, honours craftsmanship, and challenges traditional ideals of beauty.

With Di Petsa, fashion becomes something deeper: a language of the body, shaped by water, movement, and emotion.

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This year only cemented its status as one of the most influential fashion moments of the season.

All eyes were on Kylie Jenner and Timothée Chalamet, now a familiar pairing on the awards circuit. Jenner leaned into dark glamour in a black sequined Alexander McQueen gown, complete with a dramatic feathered train that swept behind her. The look was pure McQueen—sculptural, controlled, and cinematic. Beside her, Chalamet delivered his signature modern tailoring in a crisp white Givenchy suit, striking that balance between classic refinement and quiet rebellion.

Karol G delivered one of the night’s most arresting moments in Ashi Studio Spring/Summer 2026 Couture. The sculptural gown, layered with intricate gold embellishment and cascading fringe, shimmered under every flash. Known for its architectural precision, Ashi Studio once again proved its command of statement couture.

Tamara Ralph emerged as a defining presence of the evening, her designs appearing across multiple standout looks. Pink Pantheress wore a feathered gown that fused softness with dramatic volume, while Simone Ashley opted for sculptural elegance, elevated with Buccellati jewellery. Rita Ora followed suit, fully embracing Ralph’s high-drama aesthetic in a look rooted in opulence and theatricality.

Not every look leaned maximal. Hailey Bieber offered a more restrained take in a sleek leopard print Armani Privé gown, letting the bold pattern speak for itself. Bella Hadid echoed that sense of control in a custom Prada gown that felt effortlessly timeless. Clean lines and precise tailoring defined the look, but it was the subtle nostalgia that made it land—a quiet nod to early 2000s minimalism. Chic, refined, and completely self-assured, it proved that simplicity, when done right, can be just as commanding as spectacle.

Cara Delevingne delivered one of the night’s most visually striking moments in a conceptual Thom Browne anatomical design, transforming the body into illusion and blurring the boundary between fashion and art.

Kim Kardashian leaned into high-shine glamour in a liquid gold Gucci gown, its molten finish sculpting the body with precision. Amelia Gray closed out the lineup in a sleek Revolve look, underscoring the growing interplay between established luxury houses and contemporary fashion platforms.

Taken together, the night revealed a clear shift. Heritage houses—Armani Privé, McQueen, Givenchy—still hold their ground, but newer voices like Ashi Studio and Tamara Ralph are no longer emerging; they’re defining the conversation.

If the Oscars celebrate film at its most refined, the Vanity Fair after-party is fashion at its most fearless. For a few hours, the silver carpet becomes its own runway—where glamour, experimentation, and spectacle collide under the relentless flash of the camera.

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Lady Gaga — Regal in Black Feathers
Lady Gaga led the fashion pack in a dramatic black feathered gown by Matières Fécales. The
mermaid silhouette, high neck and long train gave her a goth-regal air on the red carpet, perfectly
paired with icy platinum-blonde hair styled in a romantic up do and bleached brows. This was a
theatrical fashion moment that felt timeless and stage-ready.

Bad Bunny — Schiaparelli Statement
Bad Bunny made history last night, and there was no more fitting way to do so than in a custom
Schiaparelli tuxedo. His velvet suit featured a corseted waist and a laced-up back, a direct nod to the
house’s surreal symbolism and couture technique. Finished with Cartier jewellery, the look fused
classic tailoring with theatrical precision. In it, Bad Bunny became the first artist to win Best Album
while singing entirely in Spanish – a moment where fashion and cultural significance aligned
seamlessly.

Olivia Dean — Chanel Elegance
Olivia Dean staked a claim for classic glamour in a black-and-white Chanel gown replete with
intricate beading and feather details. The timeless colours and silhouette elevated her presence on
the red carpet with old-Hollywood poise and fashion house savoir-faire.

Sabrina Carpenter — Ethereal Valentino
Sabrina Carpenter appeared in an ethereal Valentino gown adorned with pearls and delicate
detailing, giving her a luminous, red-carpet-ready elegance that balanced youthful glamour with
couture artistry.

Billie Eilish — Deconstructed Tailoring
Billie Eilish fused avant-garde with tailored refinement in a deconstructed ensemble by Hodakova.
Embracing fashion risk with her signature flair, her look played with structure and silhouette in a
way that felt uniquely Eilish – expressive, unexpected and editorial.

Miley Cyrus — Rock-inspired Edge Custom Celine
Miley Cyrus stood out in custom Celine black leather biker jacket punctuated by one of the largest brooches of the night — a bold, rock-slash-glam statement that combined tailoring, metal hardware and personal expression in a way befitting her fearless persona.

Kendrick Lamar — Tailored in Chanel
Kendrick Lamar arrived at the 2026 Grammy Awards in a custom Chanel look that stood out
through precision rather than spectacle. Opting for a sharply tailored black ensemble, the silhouette
was clean and controlled, with a perfectly proportioned jacket and streamlined trousers that
prioritised fit over drama. The choice of fabric, matte and richly textured, read subtle on camera yet
unmistakably luxurious up close, allowing the craftsmanship to do the talking. Minimal accessories
kept the focus on construction and posture, reinforcing a sense of intentional restraint. In a room
dominated by maximalist statements, Kendrick’s look felt deliberate and intelligent – a reminder
that true luxury often operates in quiet confidence rather than excess.

Pharrell Williams — Dapper Yet Distinct
Pharrell brought his signature mix of classic tailoring and playful modernity to the red carpet,
combining a tailored silhouette with expressive hair and accessories. His presence reminded the
night that menswear doesn’t have to be conventional to feel polished.

Teyana Taylor
Teyana Taylor made a commanding style statement on the Grammys carpet in a gravity-defying
gown by Tom Ford. Her choice featured shimmering metallic gold chainmail-inspired fabric that
hugged her silhouette and accented her athletic frame, paired with high-impact jewellery from
Tiffany & Co., including a striking gold chain-link necklace and metallic gold nails that elevated the
whole look. The result was fashion-forward and red-carpet fearless, blending classic glamour with
modern bravado.

Tyla
Tyla turned heads in a vintage Dsquared2 Fall/Winter 2013 gown that felt both nostalgic and utterly
now. The look featured a flowing feather-accented skirt, a deep neckline and—with more than 100
lab-grown Pandora diamonds sparkling throughout—an opulent visual impact that stole attention on arrival.

Words by Fabiana Gutierreza

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Emerging Designers Take the Spotlight
The core of FTA has always been supporting emerging creatives, and this year was no exception.
From a pool of 21 finalists, seven winners were crowned across Ready-to-Wear, Eveningwear,
Accessories, Jewellery, Debut Talent, and Fashion Tech.
• Youssef Drissi (Morocco) won Ready-to-Wear with Late for Work, a study in deconstruction
and cultural tension.
• Ziyad Al Buainain (Saudi Arabia) took Eveningwear — dramatic, architectural gowns that
balanced tradition and innovation.
• Leila Roukni (Morocco) earned the Accessories award; rooted in heritage but articulated
with bold finesse.
• Farah Radwan, the Paris-based Egyptian designer behind Fyr, won Jewellery, blending
sculptural design with cultural storytelling.
• Alaa Alaradi (Bahrain) took the Franca Sozzani Debut Talent Award, while sisters Fatema
and Dalal Alkhaja earned the Fashion Tech Award.
• Kartik Kumra (India), this year’s guest country, won for his label Kartik Research, signaling
a new era of cross-cultural dialogue.

This was not just a regional fashion night, it was a global moment. The jury included heavyweights
such as Gisele Bündchen, Christian Louboutin, Giambattista Valli, Zuhair Murad, Viktor & Rolf,
and Amina Muaddi. Their presence underscored FTA’s role as a bridge between MENA talent and
international elite.
The evening also honoured Miuccia Prada with the Lifetime Achievement Award, and Zuhair
Murad with the Trailblazer Award, blending heritage with innovation.
Cultural Conversations & Legacy

Beyond the awards, FTA felt like a cultural dialogue rather than a glam showcase. Co-Chairs
Sheikha Al Mayassa and Tania Fares spoke about resilience, narrative, and the region’s creative
spirit. Honorary Chair Sheikha Moza bint Nasser’s presence reinforced the awards’ deeper mission:
investing in a lasting cultural and creative legacy.

Star-Studded Glam: Top 10 Best-Dressed
The red carpet was editorial gold. Here are VOIR’s Top 10 Best-Dressed picks, with designers
where publicly confirmed:

Gisele Bündchen — Valentino gold gown (Spring 2026)

Lindsay Lohan — The New Arrivals Ilkyaz Ozel, crystal-trimmed strapless gown

Saja Kilani — Prada

Amina Muaddi — As both designer and guest, her own shoes were the highlight

Leoni Hanne — Highlighted by Emirates Woman, look unconfirmed

Jess Hunt — Named in roundups; designer not publicly confirmed

Tyra Banks — Maison Valentino, gold corseted gown with cape sleeves

Paloma Elsesser — Alaïa, sheer black gown with dramatic headdress

Hend Sabry — Maison Valentino, molten brown gown with matching cape

Queen Latifah — Designer not confirmed, hosted the event with presence and poise

The red carpet was a visual statement of the region’s emerging influence and the global power of storytelling through style.

Why This Edition of FTA Matters
This event is not only the region’s annual gathering of the international fashion elite, it is also a
magnificent opportunity for up-and-coming designers. Winners receive grants, mentorships, and
pop-up opportunities and Harrods and Ounass. It is a cultural cross-pollination that honors legacy
and heritage while championing innovation.

Words By Fabiana Gutierrez

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Kim Kardashian Walks the Runway
It was Kim Kardashian’s show—literally. The mogul surprised onlookers by appearing on the catwalk in look 9: a lace-trimmed beige slip dress paired with a matching oversized fur coat and satin heels. Her new flippy bob and over 250 carats of Lorraine Schwartz diamonds (vintage Elizabeth Taylor earrings included) made a bold statement for a style icon embracing classic Hollywood in couture form.

Stars in the House
The front row read like a roll call of A-listers:Nicole Kidman, timeless and poised, brought her signature grace.Cardi B made multiple stylish exits in sculptural couture and addictive confidence Katy Perry and Lauren Sánchez-Bezos were also present, reaffirming couture’s connective power
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Unexpected style hero Lisa Rinna, sporting a jet-black bowl cut wig and electric-blue windbreaker, stole the spotlight in pop-culture-meets-high-fashion flair

Couture & Commentary
Housed in Cristóbal Balenciaga’s historic apartment, the show blended archival heritage with Demna’s bold edits—corset-less silhouettes, sculptural puffers, and shimmering organza —as a postscript to his 10-year tenure
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. The production itself was a statement: couture is alive and socially relevant.

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This wasn’t just a show—it was a cultural exclamation point.
Kim’s cameo underscored couture’s crossover appeal; Hollywood diamonds embellished runway rebellion.
The starry audience—from Kidman to Rinna—championed fashion that’s cinematic, daring, and globally magnetic.
Demna’s finale reminded the world: couture isn’t just art—it’s culture.

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Last night in London, the Bridgerton star served pure golden goddess energy at the F1 Movie afterparty, wearing a jaw-dropping Fall/Winter 2025 Balmain gown. With strong sculptural detailing and a molten metallic finish, the look was more than just a dress — it was a statement. Architectural, commanding, and unapologetically glam.

Her appearance comes amid buzz that her role in the F1 Movie was significantly reduced — a move that left fans disappointed. But in true Simone style, she rose above the noise and reminded everyone why she’s one of fashion’s most magnetic rising icons.

The gold Balmain creation hugged every curve, catching the light with every step and exuding main character energy from every angle. Paired with minimal glam and that signature confidence, it was clear: Simone didn’t just attend — she arrived.

Whether it’s a couture gown or a sleek co-ord, Simone consistently delivers fashion moments that feel both bold and effortless. This time, she didn’t just show up — she stole the show.

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Kim Kardashian is back in her maximalist era — and this time, she’s bringing SKIMS Swim into the world of vintage Cavalli, with a visionary assist from director Nadia Lee Cohen.

The campaign, which drops June 27th at 3PM BST, features Kim in a lineup of sultry, archival Roberto Cavalli looks from the Fausto Puglisi era — think plunging animal print, gold hardware, and unapologetic early-2000s heat. The styling screams legacy luxury, but it’s Nadia’s surreal, cinematic direction that makes the whole thing feel like a high-gloss fever dream.

Kris Jenner also makes a surprise appearance — and we have to talk about it. Serving slicked-back glam and skin-tight black, Kris looks more like Kim’s sister than her mum. The internet’s already obsessed, and rightly so: it’s giving fashion matriarch, not manager.

Nadia Lee Cohen’s lens turns the campaign into pure fashion cinema — bold, theatrical, and undeniably iconic. Known for her stylised visual language and subversive takes on beauty and fame, Nadia creates a world where SKIMS, Cavalli, and Kardashian excess merge in all the right ways.

The verdict? It’s a fashion fantasy — and it drops in days.

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Travel season is rapidly approaching, and some say the most important fit of the trip is the one you wear to the airport, so it’s time to get brainstorming!! Here at Voir we have compiled some of our favourite celebrity airport looks from past and present solely for your inspiration. Whether you fancy a double denim moment or love smart casual (comfy in the sky, polished on the ground) – don’t worry, we’ve got you covered.

Hailey Bieber effortlessly blends comfort with business for the ultimate smart casual look on the plane that serves multiple purposes. She styles this with black sunnies and Balenciaga cap for a naturally trendy look.

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Faded

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Acne Studios elasticated waist straight-leg trousers

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Reiss

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CARTIER Yellow Gold Panthère de Cartier Watch 21mm

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Christian Louboutin 123 Run Studded Leather-trimmed Trainers

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Style Notes:
You can never go wrong with a sweater and blazer combo. Tailoring instantly elevates your look as you stroll through the airport — all without sacrificing comfort. Swap out the usual matching joggers for a pair of chic wide-leg trousers to keep things effortlessly cool and polished.

Bella Hadid wins at smart casual with this polished airport look. She pairs her grey, pinstripe suit trousers with a leather blazer and plain white tee, and brings the look together by accessorising with layered necklaces and brown sunglasses.

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Norma Kamali

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SKIMS

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Fendi First Crystal

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Camilla Layered Necklace

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Aber Crombie & Fitch

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Style Notes:
This look is airport cool with a fashion editor twist. The leather blazer adds instant structure and edge, balancing the casual white crop top underneath. The high-waisted, pinstripe wide-leg trousers bring in that borrowed-from-the-boys tailoring while still feeling effortlessly modern. Layered necklaces and rectangular shades add just the right amount of attitude. A large structured tote seals the deal — perfect for keeping all your in-flight essentials stylishly stashed.

Tip: Swap sneakers for a sleek loafer or pointed boot to make this travel look business-meets-boarding gate ready.

We’re fully obsessed with this monochrome moment from Rihanna. She layers crisp white joggers with a plush wool coat, topping it off with a luxe fur gilet for that extra texture and drama. The look is pulled together with sleek white sunglasses and effortless beachy waves — proof that airport dressing can be both relaxed and runway-ready.

Monochrome doesn’t have to mean minimal — play with textures like RiRi to keep it fresh and elevated.

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Versace White Sunglasses

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Astrid & Miyu Chunky Gold Hoops

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Good American

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NEW BALANCE BB550 leather trainers white

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Bulgari Serpenti Viper Necklace

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Style Notes:
Rihanna gives us a masterclass in off-duty layering with this ultra-cozy tonal look. The creamy palette feels luxe without trying too hard, while the oversized shearling-lined jacket adds depth and a hint of après-ski chic. White joggers and matching sneakers keep the vibe laid-back and functional for travel, while her oversized sunnies and flowing waves inject just the right dose of diva energy.

The takeaway? Comfort doesn’t mean sacrificing polish — it’s all in the layering and accessories

Double Denim is calling!! Jennifer Lawrence looks effortlessly cool with this classic combo, all whilst mixing in a pop of colour with the trending woven flats in red, and matching everything with a cream woven tote.

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GAP Denim Western Shirt With Washwell Medium Indigo

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CHLOÉ Woody Leather-trimmed Tote

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Arket Full Length Non-Stretch Jeans

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Versace Gunmetal Shades

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Chanel CC Logo Triple White Trainers

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Vivienne Westwood VV242CMSG Seymour Stainless Steel Quartz Watch

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Style Notes:
This denim-on-denim fit is proof that simplicity can still turn heads. The oversized shirt and wide-leg jeans combo feels easygoing but ultra-intentional — the kind of look that says “I woke up like this” in the best way. The woven tote adds texture and structure, keeping the outfit grounded in understated luxury. Finished with statement sunglasses and a pop of coral from those flats, this look nails cool-girl travel style without breaking a sweat.

Pro tip: Monochrome doesn’t have to mean boring — play with proportions, fabric textures, and a bold shoe to keep things interesting.

If you’re brave enough to wear shorts on the plane — this one’s for you. Emily Ratajkowski nails airport nonchalance in a crisp all-white set that’s equal parts sporty and sleek. The relaxed tee and athletic shorts bring effortless comfort, but it’s the knee-high, buckle-detailed boots that take this look from casual to capital-F Fashion. With her signature tousled hair, oversized shades, and a rich burgundy weekender slung over a sleek carry-on, EmRata proves once again that even a sidewalk outside Departures can be a full-blown runway moment.

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ALEXANDER MCQUEEN Cropped embroidered cotton-jersey T-shirt

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Cashmere In Love knit Mimie shorts

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Bottega Veneta Braided Chain Necklace w/ Sphere

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Balenciaga Eyewear Black Oversized Rectangular Sunglasses

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Style Notes:
Emily Ratajkowski redefines airport dressing with this cool-girl twist on athleisure. She keeps the base minimal with a crisp white tee and sporty running shorts — a classic combo made runway-worthy with the addition of knee-high leather biker boots. The chunky buckle details add a rebellious edge, while her oversized sunglasses and gold chain elevate the look with a touch of glam. A deep burgundy weekender bag adds a rich pop of color, rounding out a fit that’s equal parts practical and statement-making.

Style hack: Pair unexpected footwear with simple basics to instantly upgrade your airport outfit without sacrificing comfort.

Words By Zlata Gavula

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Cardi B: Matriarch of Majesty
Crowned in pinstripe authority, Cardi B arrived in a sculpted high-fashion interpretation of a three-piece suit, complete with voluminous hip architecture and a velvet crimson train. A lesson in power dressing redefined, her presence blurred the lines between commander and couture queen.

Alex Consani: Blade of Elegance
A vision of architectural seduction, Alex Consani stunned in a cream gown with razored cutouts and metallic embellishments cascading like liquid weaponry. Part gown, part exoskeleton, the look was equal parts space-age goddess and 1940s screen siren—rewired for 3025.

Kim Kardashian: Noir Siren
Kim K. served femme fatale fantasy in a body-molded Chrome Hearts leather corset dress. Her off-shoulder neckline curved like a dagger’s edge, while the tilted leather fedora whispered mob boss meets dominatrix. Dripping in diamonds, she didn’t just attend the Gala—she owned the underworld.

Nicole Scherzinger: Diva in Motion
In a sequin-slick white column and opera-length black puffer cape, Nicole Scherzinger brought movement, drama, and high-gloss glamour. Her silhouette was a nod to 1930s Hollywood with a 2125 twist: commanding, kinetic, and couture to the bone.

Tyla: Sculpted Simplicity
Styled by the visionary Law Roach in custom Jacquemus, Tyla’s white striped corset dress was all about silhouette. Paired with exaggerated sleeves and pinned curls, she evoked a sculpted Degas ballerina—with sharpness and softness dancing in harmony.

Charli XCX: Gothic Plume
In a black Ann Demeulemeester feather-trimmed coatdress with thigh-high leather boots, Charli XCX served noir opera villain realness. Think Maleficent meets Mugler—dark, dangerous, and defiantly decadent.

Rihanna: Regency Redux
Rihanna channeled a Victorian industrialist with a twist. In pinstripes, pearls, and a wide-brimmed hat, she gave pregnancy couture an executive silhouette. Her look spoke volumes: of empire, elegance, and effortless dominance.

Pharrell Williams: Diamond Discipline
Wearing Chanel, co-chair Pharrell shimmered in a pearl-embellished jacket that subtly flexed wealth and restraint. His clean tailoring and minimalist edge were the masculine counterpoint to the night’s maximalism—a quiet storm.

Diljit Dosanjh: The Maharaja Moment
In a regal ensemble evoking the splendor of Indian royalty, Diljit wore a cream sherwani and embroidered cape, crowned with an ornate turban and emeralds that rivaled the Met’s chandeliers. A cultural masterpiece of grace and gravitas.

Mindy Kaling: Crimson Command
Draped in a military-inspired gown with gold buttons and a sweeping red velvet sash, Mindy Kaling reimagined royal court fashion through a South Asian lens. Powerful, playful, and tailored to perfection.

Ashley Graham: Corporate Couture
In a cinched grey pinstripe gown by BOSS, Ashley Graham brought boardroom chic to the ballroom. The exaggerated shoulder and structured corset spoke of confidence, while the train whispered glamour—she didn’t wear the suit, she was the suit.

Final Word
This year’s Met wasn’t about who could shout the loudest in fabric—it was about whose garments told the boldest truths. The silhouettes were sovereign, the tailoring was testimony, and the guests? Walking monuments.

Fashion is power. And at Met Gala 2025, power was worn unapologetically.

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This season, her fashion was as genre-defying as her music fluid, fearless, and utterly unforgettable. She didn’t just attend Fashion Week; she owned it. Doechii’s Paris debut was packed with standout looks that felt both fresh and referential, blending high fashion with cultural nostalgia. Doechii is proving she’s not just a rapper, she’s a movement.

Paris Fashion Week 2025: A Debut Like No Other

For her first-ever Paris Fashion Week, Doechii and her stylist Sam Woolf curated an eclectic mix of looks, each one a statement in itself. From bohemian Chloé vibes to 80s Tom Ford glam, she transformed with every show.

Doechii x Louis Vuitton Look | March 8, 2025

Ahead of the Louis Vuitton FW25 show, Doechii channels Pharrell Williams’ logomania legacy in a checkered LV jacket, high rise short sand, an oversized beret. 

Doechii x Schiaparelli FW25 | March 6, 2025

Doechii wows in a sculptural two-tone dress at Schiaparelli, featuring a cinched denim corset and a flowy white skirt.

Doechii x Chloé FW25 | March 6, 2025

Doechii embraces boho luxury at Chloé, arriving barefoot in a tiered blush dress and a giant fur stole.

Doechii x Tom Ford FW25 | March 5, 2025

Doechii channels ’80s high glam at Tom Ford in an all-black bodysuit, fringe fur coat, and a choppy mullet hairstyle.

Doechii x Acne Studios FW25 | March 5, 2025

Doechii embraces avant-garde fashion at Acne Studios, wearing a multi-patterned, checkered dress with an unconventional silhouette.

Doechii x Le Grand Dîner du Louvre | March 4, 2025

Doechii wears Valentino Haute Couture at the Louvre’s exclusive fashion dinner, shimmering in a golden gown from Alessandro Michele’s first Valentino collection.

A Career-Defining Performance with Lauryn Hill | March 8, 2025

Doechii joins Lauryn Hill on stage in Miami for a surprise duet of “Doo Wop (That Thing).”

This was more than just a performance; it was a full-circle moment. Weeks earlier, Doechii had made history at the Grammys, becoming only the third woman ever to win Best Rap Album. Doechii commented on the whole ordeal saying “Thank you Miss Lauryn Hill. My heart is so full. She is my hero. This is the greatest honour hip hop could give me.”

Doechii x Nike The After Dark Tour

Doechii is announced as the headliner for Nike’s After Dark Tour, a women’s race series in Los Angeles on June 7, 2025.

Doechii x DSquared2 Runway | February 25, 2025

Doechii makes her runway debut at DSquared2, stepping out of an armored truck and strutting in true Y2K fashion.

Before Paris, Doechii took Milan by storm, walking the DSquared2 runway in true early 2000s style. Stepping out of an armored truck (opened by Tyson Beckford, no less), she ran down the catwalk in five-inch heels, performed “Nissan Altima,” and later closed the show with JT from City Girls for their track “Alter Ego.”

Her outfit? A backpack-corset hybrid, paracord laces, belted denim microshorts, and a high-low graphic top a gritty, rebellious homage to Y2K streetwear.

The Evolution of Doechii: From Struggle to Stardom

Doechii’s rise hasn’t been easy. In a recent interview, she opened up about her struggles with bullying and suicidal thoughts, revealing how she created “Doechii” as a way to survive.

She stated “Jaylah might’ve been getting bullied, but I decided Doechii wouldn’t stand for that. My whole attitude was different. It stuck.”

Now, she’s not just surviving, she’s thriving. From making Grammy history to dominating Fashion Week, Doechii is proving she’s here to stay, evolve, and redefine culture on her own terms.

With a Nike performance, a festival season lineup, and more fashion moments to come, Doechii’s 2025 is just getting started.

Which of Doechii’s looks was your favorite this season? Let us know!

Words by Claire Gaura 

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