Kendall Jenner Opts for Monochromatic Layering, Hailey Bieber Styles Slimming Schiaparelli and More From the Vogue World: Hollywood Event
After successful stints in the last few years, Vogue World is coming to Hollywood. The announcement event took place on Wednesday in West Hollywood, Calif., featuring a bevy of famous fashion faces and renowned international film costume designers.
The event featured such guests as Kendall Jenner and Hailey Bieber styling ideal cocktail attire for the occasion. Here, WWD breaks down those looks and more from the Vogue World: Hollywood announcement event.
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Kendall Jenner favored her own spin on a layered look for the Vogue World: Hollywood event on Wednesday. The model styled a sleeveless black ensemble featuring contrasting fabric and a tiered effect with her loose blouse and streamlined skirt. She paired the look with coordinated sandal heels for a monochrome aesthetic.
Hailey Bieber went sleek in her attire. The Rhode Skin founder wore a slim-fitting dress by Schiaparelli along with jewelry pieces courtesy of Tiffany & Co. The model's hair was styled by Bryce Scarlett with makeup by Nina Park. Bieber's look was curated by stylist Andrew Mukamal.
Taylor Russell sported exaggerated shoulders for her look at the Vogue World: Hollywood event. The 'Bones and All' actress and Loewe global brand ambassador wore a black ensemble with a plunging neckline, dramatic collar and boxy shoulders.
Taylour Paige styled a sculptural look. The 'Zola' actress' strapless, mesh-style dress featured a chocolate hue and layers of fabric covering her growing baby bump. The actress paired the avant-garde ensemble with black heels.
Cara Delevingne opted for an edgy look. The model and longtime face of such labels as Burberry coordinated with a leather jacket featuring a gold metallic zipper.
Vogue World: Hollywood arrives Oct. 26 at the Paramount Pictures Studios Lot in Los Angeles. The event will feature models, musicians, artists and more in a celebration of film costumes and fashion collections.
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