Celebrities Embrace Playful Fashion at LACMA Art + Film Gala
Art and film industry attendees attended a glamorous gathering at the Los Angeles County Museum of Art last night for the Gucci-sponsored annual Art + Film gala.
Guests Chose Dramatic Red Carpet Looks
Rosie Huntington-Whiteley wore a slinky black gown with a back slit that revealed her bum cheek. She walked the Spring 2027 show alongside Alex Consani in a twisted full-skirted gown and Elsa Hosk in a gray wool dress. Candice Swanepoel appeared in a silver fringe dress with slits reaching her hips. Anya Taylor-Joy selected an embroidered silvery-white slip paired with a ruffled organza coat from the Pierre Cardin archives. Kylie Jenner wore a halter neck gown featuring an animal print and an oversize tassel from Ashi Studios. Julia Garner paired a sculptural black taffeta gown from Loewe with oversized earrings from Lisa Eisner.
Nicole Kidman Wears Chanel Design
Nicole Kidman pulled a dress from Chanel's Spring 2027 collection designed by Matthieu Blazy. The bodice resembles burlap while the layered tulle skirt includes darker panels to create an appearance of age and wear. This look references Degas' 1881 sculpture Little Dancer of Fourteen Years. The event fundraises for the museum's film initiatives, exhibitions, acquisitions, and educational programs. Demna noted he was proud of the structural feats of his jersey dresses during this past fashion month.
Gucci Sponsors Annual Museum Event
The gala is sponsored by Gucci which fittingly led to many brand appearances on the red carpet. For this year's event, guests chose to incorporate some fun into their appearance. The cross section included leaders from fashion and entertainment industries gathered at the museum. Readers can now see how these specific outfits influenced the evening's overall aesthetic direction.
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