Demi Moore, Glen Powell and more of Hollywood’s biggest stars stepped out on Wednesday night (March 27) to honor their stylists.
In honor of The Hollywood Reporter’s Power Stylists issue, the outlet partnered with Instagram to host a dinner at Sunset Tower in Los Angeles.
It was attended by many stylists on the list as well as some of their star-studded clients.
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The stars are stepping out to celebrate their stylists!
Megan Thee Stallion and Riley Keough stepped out in style for The Hollywood Reporter and Jimmy Choo Celebrate the Most Powerful Stylists in Hollywood Dinner held on Tuesday evening (March 28) at Sunset Tower in Hollywood.
Megan attended the event to support her now-retired stylist Law Roach while Riley supported her stylist Jamie Mizrahi. Law and Jamie are both on this year’s list of THR’s Most Powerful Stylists, which honors the best stylists of the past year for bringing “megawatt glamour, sustainability and drama on and off the red carpet.”
Other stars who stepped out to celebrate their stylists who are on the list were Jodie Turner-Smith for her styling team of Wayman Bannerman and Micah McDonald, Lucy Hale for Erin Walsh, Harry Shum Jr. for Warren Alfie Baker, Dakota and Elle Fanning for Samantha McMillen, Barry Keoghan for Ilaria Urbinati, Jurnee Smollett for Alexandra Mandelkorn, and Kerry Condon for Emma Morrison.
After Law announced his retirement from celeb styling, we listed out his best red carpet looks of all time – find out which outfit ranked No. 1!
FYI: Megan is wearing custom Paco Rabanne. Riley is wearing a dress by The Row. Law is wearing Willy Chavarria. Elle is wearing Stella McCartney. Dakota is wearing a Loewe dress with Jimmy Choo shoes. Lucy is wearing a Richard Quinn dress with Jimmy Choo shoes. Law is wearing Willy Chavarria. Harry wore the Gisborne Leather Press Stud Trucker Jacket by Reiss. Jurnee is wearing Versace.
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Halo‘s Pablo Schreiber and Fire Island‘s Matt Rogers were among the stars who joined fashion brand Paul Smith last week for a celebration of the iconic Signature Stripe pattern.
Matt co-hosted the event with Esquire editor-in-chief Michael Sebastian on Thursday (May 5) at the Paul Smith Melrose store in Los Angeles.
The evening doubled as a reveal of the new Signature Stripe mural which has recently been ‘unwrapped’ on the famous vibrant pink exterior of Paul Smith Melrose.
More stars who attended the event included Scream‘s Mason Gooding, Veep‘s Sam Richardson, Hacks‘ Paul W. Downs, 9-1-1: Lone Star‘s Ronen Rubinstein, The Bachelor‘s Nick Viall, comedian Dewayne Perkins, TV writer Nick Lehmann, and stylist Warren Alfie Baker, among others.
Make sure to watch the trailer for Matt‘s new movie Fire Island, which debuts on Hulu on June 3.
Robbie Rogers suits up while walking the red carpet for the launch of Indochino’s Formal Wear Collection on Wednesday (November 6) at the Indochino Melrose store in West Hollywood, Calif.
The 32-year-old former soccer player and current All American producer was at the event to support his stylist and longtime friend Warren Alfie Baker, who hosted the launch event.
Some more stars who attended included Why Women Kill‘s Sam Jaeger, Lucifer‘s Kevin Alejandro, Station 19‘s Alberto Frezza, It‘s Nicholas Hamilton, model Noah Mills, and more. There was even a Wizards of Waverly Place reunion at the event.
“Had a wonderful time hosting for @indochino last night with my nearest and dearest! Thank you for coming out and supporting me, means the world! Thank you to @indochino for allowing me to host a wonderful night,” Warren wrote on Instagram.
True Blood‘s Ryan Kwanten and Kingdom‘s Jonathan Tucker pose for a photo with creative director Simon Spurr at the launch of Eidos on Wednesday (May 2) in West Hollywood, Calif.
The actors were joined at the event by How to Get Away with Murder‘s Kendrick Sampson and celeb stylists Brad Goreski, Warren Alfie Baker, Ilaria Urbinati, and George Kotsiopoulos.
For the new collection, Simon was inspired by otium, an abstract Latin term referencing the idea of withdrawing from one’s daily business or affairs to engage in more intellectual activities that were considered to be artistically valuable or enlightening.
