Winnie Harlow

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Winnie Harlow stuns in a perfectly structured Marc Jacobs ensemble. She pairs the draped, classic ruffled dress with the Marc Jacobs Kiki ankle boots in black and adds diamonds to secure the look in an incredible marriage between elegant and edgy.

Lola Tung

Lola Tung serves everything the CFDA awards night demands in an impeccably crafted sheer Balmain dress embellished with crystal drops. Tung, pairs the outfit with nude pumps, slicked back hair and statement earrings.

Anne Hathaway

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The hostess wore a Ralph Lauren denim corset-skirt set with a trail, wowing with her great styling. She pairs the look with Jimmy Choo heels and jewellery to match the blues of the ensemble. She channelled all American denim chic.

La La Anthony

La La Anthony wore a custom Saint Sintra with a brown one piece, channeling the micro shorts trend as seen on the runways for Milan Autumn/Winter ‘23. She pairs the piece with a cape of a matching colour, black pumps and a statement gold choker tying the gorgeous piece together.

Serena Williams

The star tennis player won the award for ‘Fashion Icon of the Year,’ the first athlete to do so at the CFDAs. Williams wore this exquisite Thom Browne creation with a sweetheart neckline and statement off shoulder sleeves, playing with texture and structural elements. She finished the look with an attention-grabbing diamond necklace.

Coco Rocha

The model stole the show in this Christian Siriano set. The play between the dark stiffness of the black top and the feminine pink flowing at the bottom with a slit, tied together with the ruffled rose, satin platform heels and hat was everything the CFDA stands for. Truly a triumph for American fashion.

Rauw Alejandro

The Puerto Rican singer-songwriter was dressed by Willy Chavarria in this incredibly tailored red suit. To add to the flowy nature of the suit, Chavarria pairs the suit with a black sheer shirt, leather gloves and the rose embellishment giving us a break from the usual black tuxedo and generic suit clad stars.

Kim Kardashian

Reality television star, Kim Kardashian who was also a presenter for the night, wore a Chrome Hearts black leather, halter gown with the cross motif embossed across the garment. Kardashian chose to complete the look with a messy updo and her signature makeup.

Emma Chamberlain

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Emma Chamberlain wore Thom Browne to the CFDAs in a monotone black, panelled, corseted gown with cutouts around the mid-thigh. The youtuber chose to style the gown with simple black flats, choosing to keep her makeup as the focal point of her look with a red smokey eye and a sleek ponytail.

Emily Ratajkowski

The model wore a Tory Burch high neck cream colour mini-dress and paired it with matching Paul Andrew heels. Ratajkowski channelled effortless chic with minimal accessories and fresh makeup.

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Designed to honour the release of the 25th instalment of the legendary fictional spy agent, James Bond; No Time to Die sparks the newest concept of the Adidas ultraBOOST. While both products are due for an early April release, to celebrate the new upcoming collections; We have compiled the ultimate list of the previous best celebrity sneaker collabs, the top 10 to be exact.

10). Donald Glover x Adidas

At number ten we have Donald Glover’s collab with Adidas in April 2019. The company came together with director and musician on remastered designs of the Continental 80, the Nizza and the Lacombe. Not the most outlandish design within the top ten, but makes the list based on adaptability and minimalistic nature.

9). Cardi B x Reebok

In early 2019, new rap princess Cardi B coupled up Aztrek sneakers to endorse their new retro-influenced shoes. With Cardi’s music at the time being motivated by the old school style, this collab was perfect; from the vintage blocky design to the dynamic colourway.

8). G Dragon x Airforce 1

Number eight features K-pop idol G-Dragon’s endeavour with a remake of Nike’s classic Air Force 1. Cleverly tagged with his clothing line’s flower emblem, the “Para-noise” shoes represent a collaboration in its truest sense, making this meshing of formulas one of the decade’s most memorable.

7). Alexander Wang x Adidas

The last of three collections between Adidas Originals and designer Alexander Wang during 2017. While another fashion brand succumbs to the gentrification of skate style isn’t the most innovative; but with inspired colourways like woodsy brown, it was the forest meets the concrete jungle.

6). Vivienne Westwood x Asics

The creative combination of designer Vivienne Westwood and sports corporation Asics hooked up to create an exclusive selection of a dozen shoe designs that dropped in the space of a couple of months. The 2019 releases aimed at legacy tennis shoes,

reinforced by dynamic artwork and faint features. While all hit retailers worldwide, you’d be lucky to find a pair of these in your local shops.

5). Serena Williams x Nike

Queen of sport, Serena Williams completed her comeback for Wimbledon in style with the release of her new Off-White Nike trainers back in mid-2018. The NIKEiD style inspired cleats were painted with pink from top to bottom, straightforward, sleek yet inspirational.

4). Anna Wintour x Nike

The iconic Vogue editor-in-chief Anna Wintour came together with her current brand to remaster the classic Air Jordan 1s. The pair was not only the first AJ1 design to include a female adaptation, but also with Wintour’s backing, the shoe displayed its own emblem of “Edited by Vogue” to represent Wintour the right way.

3). Kendrick Lamar x Reebok

The hookup between Hip-Hop superstar Kendrick Lamar and Reebok started in early 2015. Of course, each drop is interlaced with a strong meaning, much like his music, with colourways normally matching themes against gang violence; each trainer implements conflicting blue and red marks. Even though the shoe is clean, the message of the sneakers bumps it up to third on the list.

2). Pharrell x Puma

Back in 2016, NMDs was one of the most fashionable sneakers around, so it was no surprise that when the word was out that a team-up with Pharrell could be in the works, the anticipation around the drop was immense. With a particular, thick lacing structure within the middle, not to mention the jazzy irregular pattern design of the words “species” and “being”. Much like Lamar’s shoes previously, the aim of this release was not just to design a dapper sneaker, but to promote a far-reaching message.

1). Travis Scott x Air Jordan 1

Just off of this Collab alone, Travis Scott is already one of the biggest celebrity’s in fashion as of today. While he has a tough battle on his hands to beat Virgil and Kanye to the number one spot, but much like Abloh and Yeezy, he has the Midas touch right now, whether it’s in music or fashion, which creates even more assurance to his validity within the creative field as a partner in business. Scott and the Jordan brand are a perfect mesh, we would expect more great things to come from these two as a collective as the year progresses.

Words by Charlie Miller

Graphics by Mehak Jotwani

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