Best Celebrity Red Carpet Style Photos: Updated Daily
Stay on top of the fashion game with a daily update of the most unforgettable red carpet looks. From glam awards ceremonies to chic film festivals, here’s a polished roundup highlighting top celebrity ensembles from the latest Best Celebrity Red Carpet Style features by People.
- Julia Fox mesmerized in a white babydoll dress with a bubble hem at the Fior Di Latte premiere.
- Lily James chose elegant minimalism in a black textured mini dress at Chanel’s Tribeca Artists Dinner.
- Maude Apatow turned heads in a black mini with refined white bib details.
- Miley Cyrus sparkled in a strapless sequin gown at Tribeca.
- Keke Palmer delivered bold, embellished glamour at the Culture Creators Awards Brunch in L.A.—No crop tops? Think again.
- Sydney Sweeney graced London’s Echo Valley premiere in a dreamy, light-blue ballgown.
- At Italy’s Taormina Film Festival, Alison Brie and Da’Vine Joy Randolph stunned in peach metallic two-piece and black sequined satin gowns respectively.
- Emily Blunt captivated at NYC gala in a burnt-orange ruffled gown.
- The Tony Awards red carpet showcased remarkable style from Cynthia Erivo in couture, Nicole Scherzinger in vibrant custom Rodarte, and Sadie Sink in silver Prada.
- Gotham Television Awards turned glam with red carpet highs from Renée Zellweger, Carrie Coon, Leslie Bibb, and Sheryl Lee Ralph.
- Breaststroke at Peabody Awards: Mandy Moore went cream-toned; Anna Kendrick chose a bold magenta gown; Kerry Washington embraced florals; and Uzo Aduba presented a sleek lilac silhouette.
- Consistent coverage: An unmatched daily update captures fresh red carpet moments in real time
- Global editorial lens: From NYC to London, LA to Taormina, this curation highlights how location influences style narratives—whether it’s city-chic or festival-ready.
- Eclectic aesthetics: Expect surprises—from bubble hems and minis to haute couture gowns and bold suits, showcasing the full spectrum of celebrity fashion.
- Celebrity Signals: Stars like Keke Palmer and Miley Cyrus bring edgier runway-level drama, while festival favorites like Julia Fox and Sydney Sweeney channel youthful sophistication.
