After a mega event like the Cannes Film Festival, there is a need to retire and recover. Last week, the stars retreated, with only a few emerging to fulfill their commitments. Yet every coordinate exuded the usual compelling charm. From the Cameron Boyce Foundation Gala to movie premieres, the stars spoke eloquently in fashion and with a touch of simplicity.
At the Cameron Boyce Foundation Gala, the celebrities revved their engines in somewhat conservative ensembles. Thanks to the likes of Yara Shahidi And China McClain, interesting floral dresses had a field day demonstrating the balance of fashionable simplicity. This shows that there are no new trends, but there will always be new and creative input to boost any outfit.
The looks
Tiffany Haddish channeling her inner self Whitney Houston in an ’80s-inspired curly hairstyle for the She Ready Prom Gala was an epic vibe to be reckoned with. She accessorized the look with a pink dress with high side slits, looking fresh out of a Donner Summer casting. Haddish was indeed outside last week. She was also seen in a metallic draped Alexandre Vauthier dress with a complementary side bob hairstyle. Both looks evoked a quirky flair and encouraged a girly showoff.
We are confident that until the end of time there will be no end to the style options available for black and white coordinates. Monica Denise stayed the course with this as she posed in a black and white ensemble at the Gram. The rig-out can be seen a white button-down shirt styled with a black leather cut-out corset peplum top and black thigh-high boots. To add an edgier touch to your outfits, consider leather textures.
Check out the glamorous looks from the Cameron Boyce Foundation Gala and other events last week…
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