Barry Keoghan's Signature Red Carpet Look
In the bustling world of Hollywood red carpets, where Greta Lee's sculptural Loewe ensembles and Lily Gladstone's stunning Indigenous-made jewelry have caught the eye, one leading man has distinguished himself with a unique fashion sense: Barry Keoghan. The actor, celebrated for his role in Emerald Fennell's "Saltburn," has been redefining men's red-carpet fashion, most notably with his unforgettable sleeveless Givenchy look at the Academy Museum Gala.
Guided by stylist Ilaria Urbinati, who also styles James Marsden and Donald Glover, Keoghan blends classic elegance with daring choices. Urbinati, speaking to Vogue, highlighted Keoghan's playful and adventurous spirit, noting his affinity for brands like Louis Vuitton, Burberry, Givenchy, Bode, and Ami Paris. Keoghan's approach to fashion is both serious and light-hearted, showcasing his deep understanding of and genuine enjoyment in fashion. His ability to have fun with his style while maintaining a sense of sophistication marks him as a unique presence on the red carpet.
Paris Fashion Week: Naomi Campbell on the Spring-Summer 2024 runways
The nine days spent in Paris were filled with intense emotions. Despite exhaustion from previous fashion shows in New York, London, and Milan, attendees were energized. The weather was unpredictable, with bursts of rain providing relief from the humid heat. Attendees used their invitations as makeshift fans, and some even carried handheld electric ones to stay cool.
Jimin from the South Korean group BTS became the main face of the spring Dior campaign
The collection celebrates Kim Jones' fifth anniversary at the House and pays homage to those who came before him at Dior. As for the lookbook itself, soft tailoring and sophisticated knits reflect Jimin's energy, showcasing fluidity and comfort in relaxed silhouettes.
Good morning with Kendall Jenner on the FWRD platform
Good morning with Kendall Jenner in an advertising campaign dedicated to the release of her new collection of leisurewear on the FWRD platform - “Borrowed from the Fry.”
