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Standout looks from the red carpet
The range is part of the appeal: the coverage includes romantic lace, animal prints and classic little black dresses, alongside vivid color and more embellished styles. The descriptions below reflect the credited galleries and their visual reporting; not every attendee has a designer identified in the cited coverage.
Sydney Sweeney’s custom red gown
Harper’s Bazaar identifies Sweeney’s gown as custom Mônot. Its halter straps crossed at the back, above a plunging neckline and floor-length column skirt with a slit at the back. She paired it with red satin heels, diamond-adorned rings and large diamond stud earrings. Harper’s Bazaar’s gallery offers the designer credit and styling details.
Color, shine and statement details
- Kylie Minogue: ABC News describes her in a shiny green dress.
- Halle Bailey: Harper’s Bazaar credits her look to Roberto Cavalli Fall/Winter 2003 ready-to-wear; ABC News describes a floor-length blue-and-green dress.
- Heidi Klum: Harper’s Bazaar names Kamilla Purshie and Gianvito Rossi shoes; ABC News describes a black mini dress with a train and layered pearls.
- Kathryn Hahn: Harper’s Bazaar credits Ronald van der Kemp. ABC News notes a sparkly black-and-white dress with a thigh-high slit, black heeled sandals and Dauphin jewelry.
- Rachel Zegler: Harper’s Bazaar credits Christian Dior, while ABC News describes a black tassel dress.
- Lucy Hale: Harper’s Bazaar credits Christian Dior and Simon G. jewelry; ABC News describes a silky red gown.
These are complementary views of the event: a designer credit does not necessarily identify every styling detail, and a visual description is not itself a designer attribution. ABC News’ photo coverage includes these descriptions.
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More credited designer looks
- Ice Spice: Dolce & Gabbana.
- America Ferrera: Coach Fall/Winter 2024, with Zales x Rocksbox jewelry.
- Simu Liu: Berluti, with an IWC Schaffhausen watch.
- Carmen Electra: German Azzurro, with Studiocult jewelry.
Harper’s Bazaar also features Billie Eilish, Antonia Gentry, Jackie and Adam Sandler, Natasha Bedingfield, Alexandra Shipp, Glen Powell, Jennifer Aniston, Chandra Wilson and Kylie Minogue, among others. Its gallery is a selection of looks rather than a complete record of every outfit or designer at the event.
How to read the “best dressed” label
No official best-dressed award or definitive ranking is established by the cited photo coverage. “Best dressed” here is an editorial description: readers may favor different silhouettes, colors, textures or levels of embellishment. The galleries document selected outfits; they do not establish a single winner or a universal consensus.
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- Format: Hardcover
- Language: English
- Number Of Pages: 240 Pages
- Published: 4th October 2016
- Weight: 4.1 lbs
The event behind the photos
The ceremony was hosted by Simu Liu. Among the awards Harper’s Bazaar notes, Barbie won Movie of the Year, Ice Spice was named New Artist of the Year, and Olivia Rodrigo’s “Vampire” won Song of the Year. The event took place February 18, 2024, at Barker Hangar in Santa Monica; Getty Images maintains a red-carpet collection for that date.
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