Tonight, amid the fabulousity and sheer splendor of the Cannes Film Festival, the stars from the world of fashion, film and beyond have flocked to the Hôtel du Cap-Eden-Roc on the Côte d’Azur to attend the 2024 amfAR Gala. The glitzy event marks 30 years of helping raise funds for aids research, with last year’s event raising a staggering $17 Million. Naturally, such an event calls for the A-list of the A-list to be in attendance and there was zero shortage of glitz, glamour and show-stopping fashion moments as the attendees walked the red carpet.

From this year’s amfAR Gala host Demi Moore taking the plunge in a custom Jonathan Anderson for Loewe creation to Natasha Poly resurrecting one of the metallic dresses from Dolce & Gabbana’s Fall 2007 collection – scroll further for theFashionSpot’s must-see looks from the 2024 amfAR Gala Cannes:

Heidi Klum:

Demi Moore:

Elsa Hosk:

Leni Klum:

Ikram Abdi:

Winnie Harlow:

Alyda Grace:

Andie MacDowell:

Diane Kruger:

Kelly Rowland:

Coco Rocha:

Carine Roitfeld:

Maria Borges:

Natasha Poly:

Leomie Anderson:

Toni Garrn:

Karolina Kurkova:

Petra Němcová:

Yilan Hua:

Julia Restoin Roitfeld:

Michelle Rodriguez:

Michelle Yeoh:

Farretta:

Paris Jackson:

Bianca Balti:

Matea Brakus:

Léna Mahfouf:

Mariacarla Boscono:

Sasha Luss:

Barbara Palvin:

Isabeli Fontana:

Sofia Nikitchuk:

Peggy Gou:

Cher:

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As editor of Vogue Portugal, make no mistake that Sofia Lucas favors issues to be crafted around a specific theme. Concepts since the start of 2023 have centered around Innocence, Lucky, Revolution, Pleasure, Voyage, [Un]Popular, Coming Back and now the magazine’s installment for October 2023 gives us: The Fame Issue. A total of five collectable covers come our way with the issue, with cover one and two going to Georgina Rodríguez (girlfriend of football superstar Cristiano Ronaldo) who poses across a pair of glam covers via the lens of Branislav Simoncik. Cover three sees modeling royalty Paulina Porizkova captured by Simoncik also while Brazilian model Cintia Dicker is photographed by Ricardo Abrahao on the fourth cover. For the fifth and final cover option, Simoncik is once again behind the lens, this time shooting Angolan model Maria Borges.

The covers ignited debate on our forums straight away. “Dead at Cintia Dicker! Vogue Portugal punched Vogue Brazil’s face – I love it,” heralded Kimy Jo.
“100% here for Cintia, entirely under appreciated in the fashion world,” echoed marsnoop2.
“Stunned by Cintia’s cover. The rest, I could’ve done without. Not the best from Vogue Portugal but definitely the better magazine (once again) this month,” Petrus chimed in.
Aracic voiced: “Something about Cintia Dicker’s cover strangely appeals to me, but I just can’t seem to fully appreciate this edition. I see the potential and I recognize the intention but it doesn’t hit the mark for me.”
“Vogue Portugal is the most pretentious Vogue cover-wise,” commented a disapproving Rigida.
“As much as I genuinely could not care less about Vogue Portugal, I will admit there always appears to be some soft of effort from the team who complies each and every issue, and the dedication to a print product is always evident. For me, here, it’s the Paulina Porizkova cover which reigns supreme…” approved vogue28.

Which cover are you most drawn to – if any? Share your thoughts on Vogue Portugal’s latest, here.

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After skipping 2020 and scaling back for 2021 due to the pandemic, the 2022 Cannes International Film Festival is back in full force. Which is great for us since it usually produces fashion moments on par with the Met Gala and the Oscars. Although we have to admit, a decent amount of looks were relatively lackluster.

When it comes to designers, certain ones reigned supreme. We witnessed several dresses from Valentino’s Fall 2022 offering, aka the pink collection, take to the red carpet. Sharon Stone stuck with Dolce & Gabbana probably because she stars in the Italian fashion house’s new handbag campaign. As usual, there were plenty of haute couture looks to go around. Fendi, Armani Privé, Elie Saab, Christian Dior and Chanel are just a small sampling. Custom creations were also trending with Cara Delevingne’s revealing Balmain gown one of the standouts.

The jewelry was also something to behold. Especially when it came to necklaces. Julianne Moore’s Bottega Veneta dress was amplified by Bulgari’s Eden The Garden of Wonders necklace, for example.

On the beauty front, hair really turned heads. Bella Hadid’s wet-look hairdo with sculpted strands in the middle of her forehead really made a statement. As did Grace Elizabeth’s piecey pixie.

Keep reading to see all the must-see looks from the premieres at the 2022 Cannes International Film Festival.

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• Womenswear Designer of the Year: Brandon Maxwell
• Emerging Designer of the Year: Emily Adams Bode for Bode
• Accessory Designer of the Year: Ashley and Mary-Kate Olsen for The Row
• Menswear Designer of the Year: Rick Owens
• Fashion Icon Award: Jennifer Lopez
• Valentino Garavani and Giancarlo Giammetti International Award: Sarah Burton for Alexander McQueen
• Geoffrey Beene Lifetime Achievement Award: Bob Mackie
• Founder’s Award in Honor of Eleanor Lambert: Carine Roitfeld
• Media Award in Honor of Eugenia Sheppard: Lynn Yaeger
• Board of Directors’ Tribute: Barbie
• Positive Change Award: Eileen Fisher

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Cannes is known for grand gowns and this year, celebrities really upped the stakes. From dresses so big they needed their own zip code to blinding bling in the form of necklaces, cuffs and earrings, there was so much to take in at every premiere. And there were plenty of structured silhouettes, especially when it came to jumpsuits. (We even spotted a pair of rompers on the red carpet.)

But the biggest star of this year’s festival was Elle Fanning. The youngest jury member in the event’s history, the actress really went for it each and every time she set foot on the red carpet. And we appreciate all the effort the 21-year-old put into her appearances.

In case you weren’t glued to your computer to check out all the premiere looks, we went ahead and put them together in one handy-dandy slideshow. You can thank us later.

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• Accessories Designer of the Year: Demna Gvasalia for Balenciaga
• Brand of the Year: Gucci
• British Designer of the Year Menswear: Craig Green for Craig Green
• British Designer of the Year Womenswear: Clare Waight Keller for Givenchy
• British Emerging Talent Menswear: Samuel Ross for A-Cold-Wall*
• British Emerging Talent Womenswear: Richard Quinn for Richard Quinn
• Business Leader: Marco Bizzarri for Gucci
• Designer of the Year: Pierpaolo Piccioli for Valentino
• Model of the Year: Kaia Gerber
• Urban Luxe: Virgil Abloh for Off-White
• 2018 Trailblazer: Kim Jones
• Isabella Blow Award: Mert & Marcus
• Outstanding Achievement Award: Miuccia Prada
• Special Recognition Award for Innovation: Parley for the Oceans
• Swarovski Award for Positive Change: Vivienne Westwood

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As expected, last night’s annual amfAR Gala Cannes was model central. While you had a handful of actresses (Kristen Stewart, Ruby Rose, Laura Harrier, etc.) and a singer or two or three (Ellie Goulding, Nicole Scherzinger, Teyana Taylor), it was wall-to-wall catwalkers at the benefit. So it wasn’t surprising to see lots of sheer gowns along with flashes of leg and cleavage. But quite a few stars opted to suit up with sets featuring everything from embellishments to zippers. Red was a hot hue and there were pops of blue, especially when it came to eye makeup.

Check out all the fashion highlights in the slideshow above.

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T-minus-two months to go until Edward Enninful takes the reigns at British Vogue, and in the meantime, the W creative and fashion director is keeping busy. Most recently, the Ghanaian-born fashion editor donned his G-A-P-emblazoned director’s cap for a certain American heritage brand. The industry icon cast, styled and directed Gap’s newest ad, an homage to the eternal wardrobe staple that is the basic white tee.

Gap is well aware that its classic 90s pieces have reentered the spotlight, albeit with a 2017 twist. In the ad, dubbed “Bridging the Gap,” a diverse cast of individuals shows how they wear their plain white topper whilst singing along to Boney M.’s “Sunny” and dancing to the beat of their own proverbial drum.

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“I love the optimistic American style that Gap celebrates and the simplicity of the basic white T-shirt that allows you to be yourself,” said Enninful of the project. “Growing up, I loved the imagery I saw from America as it celebrated being the land of the free and home of the brave. This project is about authenticity and people living their truths.”

Per usual, Enninful put on his people. The cast includes many a frequent Enninful collaborator, along with others he admires and champions. The ad stars actresses Priyanka Chopra and Yara Shahidi, rapper Wiz Khalifa, champion fencer Miles Chamley-Watson, model and actress Christie Brinkley, Broadway star Jonathan Groff and models Alek Wek, Maria Borges, Adwoa Aboah, Ellen Rosa, Fernanda Ly, Jasmine Sanders, Lineisy Montero and Casil McArthur.

“It takes a lot of courage to be the person you want to be. I am ‘Bridging the Gap’ by living my truth. I am not going to hide myself from the world,” affirmed McArthur, one of the four transgender models to walk in Marc Jacobs’ Fall 2017 show.

It’s important to note that, while the ad features models of various ages, races and gender identities, it fails to deliver on the size diversity front. Still, “Bridging the Gap” is a strong effort from two longtime diversity champs.

Click through the gallery above to view the campaign images and scroll down to watch the campaign film and behind-the-scenes footage.

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We’re not exactly sure how it happened, but somehow the amfAR galas have become associated with sheer gowns as opposed to the charitable cause that drives them. That was definitely the case at this year’s Cannes gathering with a bevy of models seemingly trying to one-up each other in the see-through department. In addition to peekaboo elements, many stars flocked to feathers in all shades of the rainbow. Quite a few attendees opted for dark, almost gothic gowns and there were even a few who made a statement in striking pants ensembles. Check out all the fashion highlights from last night’s gala in the slideshow above.

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