This week, Zendaya delivered one of the most talked-about red carpet looks at the premiere of her film The Drama in Los Angeles: The star arrived wearing a silky white off-the-shoulder Vivienne Westwood gown that she first wore to the Oscars back in 2015. (It was fittingly bridal, to tie back to the film.) More than a decade later, the elegant design still felt fresh—and that spirit of timelessness and simplicity was one that many A-listers embraced these past few days. The best dressed stars of the week all chose looks that were streamlined, yet infused with unique details that made them shine.
Take Anya Taylor-Joy, who was spotted out in New York City wearing the new iteration of Balmain. Her fitted black halter top and pencil skirt read very minimalism-circa-the-nineties, yet that splash of leopard print made it feel fun and current. Ditto for Meghan Markle and her navy Ralph Lauren column dress, worn to a children’s rights gala in Beverly Hills: the low-key dress felt like it glide seamlessly through eras and stay chic.
As for a few of the more bold, statement-making looks of the week? Chase Infiniti continued her run of winning Louis Vuitton moments in a purple full-skirted ball gown, while Sandra Huller embraced cutesy satiny Prada bows for her sculptural gown, worn to the Project Hail Mary premiere in Los Angeles.
Which were your favorite celebrity looks this week? Vote below, and check back on Friday to see who Vogue readers crowned best dressed.
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