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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It’s the first Wednesday after the first Monday in May, and we’re still buzzing from the spectacle that was the 2024 Met Gala. Earlier this week, stars from the world of fashion, film, music and beyond descended upon New York’s Metropolitan Museum of Art in honor of the opening of the highly-anticipated “Sleeping Beauties: Reawakening Fashion” exhibit.

Dressed to the nines in their finery, Anna Wintour’s handpicked A-list attendees showcased their interpretations of “The Garden of Time” dress code (inspired by a short story from 1962 of the same title by J.G. Ballard) – and some DRASTICALLY missed the mark.

From Michelle Yeoh’s “aluminum foil” Balenciaga dress and Lizzo’s seriously questionable getup from Paris-based designer Victor Weinsanto to Rita Ora missing the mark (understatement) in barely-there Marni and Zoë Saldana stepping out looking more Coachella-ready as opposed to Met Gala-ready in a look from Chemena Kamali’s debut Chloé collection – here’s theFashionSpot’s worst-dressed of the 2024 Met Gala:

Michelle Yeoh in Balenciaga:

Talia Ryder in Calvin Klein:

Zoë Saldana in Chloé:

Chloë Sevigny in Dilara Findikoglu:

Amanda Gorman in Prada:

Paloma Elsesser in H&M:

Erykah Badu in Comme des Garçons:

Serena Williams in Balenciaga:

Lizzo in Victor Weinsanto:

Rita Ora in Marni:

Stay tuned for theFashionSpot’s Ultimate Best-Dressed of the 2024 Met Gala, dropping tomorrow!

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Last night in Los Angeles, the 96th Annual Academy Awards took place, bringing this year’s awards season to an almighty close. Honoring the best movies of 20243, the A-list of the world of entertainment descended upon the Dolby Theatre for Hollywood’s biggest and most celebratory night.

The star-studded evening bestowed upon us a whole host of show-stopping fashion moments – from Emma Stone arriving in a mint green Louis Vuitton gown with a dramatic peplum and wearing a 30-karat diamond necklace from the house’s high jewelry collection to Lupita Nyong’o stunning in an icy blue Giorgio Armani Privé dress reminiscent of her Award-winning Prada look from 2014 to Margot Robbie opting for a shimmering black number hot off the Fall 2024 Versace runway to Carey Mulligan in a Balenciaga creation of Cristóbal’s iconic Mermaid dress from 1951. Not to mention Ariana Grande channeling her Wicked character in bubblegum pink Giambattista Valli, Lily Gladstone paying tribute to her Indigenous community (in Gucci x Joe Big Mountain) and Michelle Yeoh’s upcycled Balenciaga couture gown.

Needless to say, what is considered the most-watched red carpet event in the world did not disappoint and presented plenty of memorable fashion moments.

Scroll further for theFashionSpot’s best-dressed of the 2024 Oscars:

Lupita Nyong’o in Giorgio Armani Privé:

Margot Robbie in Versace:

Jennifer Lawrence in Christian Dior:

Anya Taylor-Joy in Christian Dior:

Laverne Cox in Thierry Mugler:

Gabrielle Union in Carolina Herrera:

Emma Stone in Louis Vuitton:

Sandra Hüller in Schiaparelli:

Hailee Steinfeld in Elie Saab:

Kirsten Dunst in Gucci:

America Ferrera in Versace:

Emily Blunt in Schiaparelli:

Zendaya in Giorgio Armani Privé:

Ariana Grande in Giambattista Valli:

Florence Pugh in Del Core:

Michelle Yeoh in Balenciaga:

Lily Gladstone in Gucci x Joe Big Mountain of Ironhorse Quillwork:

Greta Lee in Loewe:

Charlize Theron in Christian Dior:

Carey Mulligan in Balenciaga:

Da’Vine Joy Randolph in Louis Vuitton:

Regina King in Versace:

Eva Longoria in Tamara Ralph:

Olivia Munn in Fendi:

Rita Moreno in Badgley Mischka:

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You may find it hard to believe that Balenciaga never had any official brand ambassadors on its rolodex until July of this year, and started off with Isabelle Huppert and Krit Amnuaydechkorn. Added to that list is Malaysian actress Michelle Yeoh, who makes her official debut as ambassador to the storied Paris-based fashion brand with the unveiling of the Spring 2024 advertising campaign. Photographed by Tyler Mitchell and with Suzanne Koller on styling duties, Yeoh is accompanied by models Eva Herzigova, Soo Joo Park, Malgosia Bela, Arthur del Beato and Khadim Sock. The cast assemble on location together within the French capital and under the night sky, pose with Paris’ iconic Place Vendôme location as the backdrop.

Members of our forums soon began debating over the outcome of Balenciaga’s latest campaign series. “These literally look like selfies,” GoldenPetals critiqued straight away.

“I like the idea but it looks quite cheap,” Creative chimed in.

“No budget at all,” voiced a majorly underwhelmed Nimsay.

“I thought it was a lookbook!” exclaimed zacatecas570.

Vogue28 wasn’t buying it either. “It’s all just so underwhelming and feels like a total non-event. The hype surrounding this brand is truly starting to die down and it’s starting to show,” he wrote.

“Yes, no/low budget, selfies, even an afterthought. And still leagues more creative, expensive-looking and high fashion than whatever American/British/French/Italian Vogues have been churning out,” defended Phuel.

WAVES was quick to defend the campaign too, commenting: “Low budget or not it fits the actual aesthetic of the brand. I’m not expecting much more from Balenciaga.”

See more from Balenciaga’s Spring 2024 advertising campaign and join the conversation, here.

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The red carpet at this year’s Oscars was full of red and pink gowns. And several featured ruffles upon ruffles upon ruffles. But that wasn’t our only taste of texture. There were heavy embellishments, velvet trim and dramatic back bows. Celebs like Lady Gaga, Emma Stone, Charlize Theron and Jennifer Lopez all slayed in their OTT looks, but it was Pose star Billy Porter who made the biggest impression in a fierce Christian Siriano tuxedo ballgown.

Check out the slideshow above for all the fashion highlights from the 2019 Oscars red carpet.

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