In Lieu Of Tiffany Blue, Amanda Seyfried Opts For Icy Blue

We can safely and semi-confidently say that spring has sprung in New York City. This week, we pulled out our favorite little dresses and slip skirts and basked in the sun at every given opportunity. Meanwhile, our favorite celebrities continued to inspire us and our spring looks to come. The Devil Wears Prada 2 press tour continues to give us our Meryl Streep fix, Anne Hathaway dug into the archives for Mother Mary promo, the Brunello: A Gracious Visionary had New York City's finest in their most elegant of looks, and the Tiffany & Co. Blue Book Gala had some of our favorites decked out in the most precious of jewels.

We have spring statement jackets on our minds, as well as colorful knitwear, floral brooches, little top handle bags, textured skirts, and naked dress (as always).

Ahead, the celebrity looks from this week that might be informing some of our next purchases.

For an appearance on The Late Show With Stephen Colbert, Anne Hathaway a vintage Versace mini dress reminiscent of a dinner jacket. She accessorized with black platform heels and the Lucia Classic Top Handbag from JW PEI.

Out and about in New York City, Gigi Hadid wore perfectly fitting blue jeans, classic loafers, and an orange knit cardigan that served as the perfect pop of color. She completed her look with Liffner's suede hobo bag.

For the Brunello: A Gracious Visionary screening in New York City, Grace Gummer, styled by Nicky Campbell, stepped out in a simple white blouse and maximalist textured shiny skirt.

For a day of press for The Devil Wears Prada 2, Meryl Streep wore a pinstriped Dolce & Gabbana suit complete with an oversized floral brooch.

Out and about in Manhattan, Meryl Streep wore a green coat with black polka dots and reminded us all to have fun with fashion and to seriously consider statement coats for spring.

For the Tiffany & Co. Blue Book Gala, Amanda Seyfried wore a little naked-dress constructed out of floral stone work in an icy blue by Oscar de la Renta.

For the Tiffany & Co. Blue Book Gala, Teyana Taylor with a voluminous coat with intriguing texture and feather detailing from Calvin Klein's Fall 2025 collection.

For the Tiffany & Co. Gala, Greta Lee wore a cropped strapless top covered in blue sequins with a black maxi skirt, all from Marc Jacobs's Spring 2026 ready-to-wear collection.

Rosé walked the blue carpet at the Tiffany & Co. Gala in a white dress by Khaite. From the New York City-based brand's Fall 2026 ready-to-wear collection, the the dress featured a semi sheer lace bodice, tiny dainty straps, a tulip skirt, and a black bow in the center.

We don't see much of Alexa Demie these days but, when we do, we quickly realize that it was worth the wait. Demie arrived at the Euphoria season 3 premiere in a vintage Bob Mackie gown featuring black and silver stripes and an attached train cape.

Out and about in Paris, Rihanna had us reconsidering how we approach feeling comfy and looking cool at the same time. Rihanna wore slit hem leggings, black ballet flats, a black hoodie, a black leather bomber, and completed her look with Celine's Doctor Pouch bag.

At the 2026 Fashion Trust U.S. Awards, Olandria Carthen looked like a Y2k goddess in a dress from Area's Spring 2026 collection. The dress is constructed out of a distressed denim and featured a black trailing train. She accessorized with a black belt worn as a choker necklace.

At the 2026 Fashion Trust U.S. Awards, Jodie Turner-Smith was a vision in orange in a gown from Tory Burch's Fall/Winter 2026 collection.

On the red carpet for the premiere of season two of Netflix series Beef, Carey Mulligan had us rethinking our spring florals. She wore a dress from Dries Van Noten's Fall/Winter 2026 collection featuring three distinct panels: gold blossoms, pink and blue flowers, and a pixelated floral print.

In New York City, Dua Lipa reminded us that pattern clashing is (almost) always a good idea. She paired a leopard print skirt with a black and white pinstriped blazer and accessorized with yellow monogramed Louis Vuitton bag.

It's decided: Bella Hadid has the bootcut jean collection of our dreams. Back in her true horse girl element, Hadid posed in bootcut jeans over cowboy boots, a western belt with an oversized buckled, and graphic white tank.

Out and about in New York City promoting her Apple TV limited series Margo's Got Money Troubles, Elle Fanning combined two aesthetics in an unexpected way. The look, from August Barron, consisted of yellow polo shirt with blue pinstripes, a puffy tulle skirt with an exaggerated bows, and light blue peep-toe heels.

For the premiere of Margo's Got Money Troubles, Elle Fanning pulled a perfectly oversized pinstriped suit from Givenchy's Fall/Winter 2026 collection. As for finishing touches, a maroon neckerchief was the perfect addition.