While it's not technically winter yet, it already feels like we're in the thick of it and trying to cope fashion-wise—how do we stay warm while still putting our creativity and personal styles on display? This week, as celebrities braved the cold for TV and movie press, red carpets, and holiday parties alike, they proved that fashion remains alive and well, even though the temperatures are bone-chillingly low. Lily Collins, as we all patiently await season five of "Emily Paris," has us questioning: is giraffe print the new cow and leopard print? On a separate occasion, Collins, as well as Odessa A’zion, affirmed that naked-dressing and skin-showing is for all seasons. Dakota Johnson, Ella Purnell, and Meadow Walker whipped out their winter whites featuring dainty, delicate coquettes elements and many had us rethinking the potential of suiting—practicality, classic references, and ways of making a statement.
The best celebrity looks had consistencies and differences, but all in all gave us hope for winter fashion.
Lily Collins
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For an appearance on Jimmy Fallon to promote the highly anticipated upcoming season of "Emily In Paris," Lily Collins wore a dress from Fendi's Fall 1997 collection by Karl Lagerfeld—a black slip dress with nude paneling throughout.
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Lily Collins has clearly been having fun playing with archival fashion. In NYC, she stepped out in a 2006 Roberto Cavalli giraffe print jacket worn as a dress.
Dove Cameron
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Last night, Dove Cameron stepped out to a Valentino event in Manhattan in a look that was quintessential Upper East Side. She wore a plaid two-piece skirt suit with a pale blue pussy bow blouse underneath.
Odessa A'zion
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For the "Marty Supreme" premiere in Los Angeles, Odessa A'zion paired a vintage-inspired suit with a statement. The pants were extra high waisted, the suit jacket had structured, padding-like shoulders, and the shirt was non-existent.
Meadow Walker
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For last night's Valentino event in NYC, Meadow Walker embraced the winter coquette aesthetic. She paired a slip dress with lace trim and delicate embroideries with pistachio green cardigan with fur trim. She completed her look with white tights featuring printed lace details.
Teyana Taylor
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After Teyana Taylor's appearance on Jimmy Kimmel, she ditched the sequined turtle neck and suit jacket that matched her Rabanne trousers and replaced them with an oversized graphic tee. This resulted in a look that was chic and effortlessly cool, in true Teyana Taylor fashion.
Naomi Watts
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In New York City, Naomi Watts made a case for classic silhouettes and for chocolate brown. She paired a brown leather pencil skirt and classic white tie up blouse with a blazer-inspired black coat and classic black pumps.
Dakota Johnson
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For the Women In Cinema event at the 2025 Red Sea International Film Festival, Dakota Johnson revisited her affinity for naked dressing. She wore a white sheer, floral embroidered, ultra feminine Chloé with a peplum waistline.
Victoria Beckham
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Victoria Beckham left her appearance on "The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon" incognito and bundled up in a gray wool coat. This statement-maker of a coat featured a tied waist and raised funnel neck, protecting her face from the New York City cold.
Ella Purnell
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For the season two premiere of "The Fallout" in Los Angeles, Ella Purnell wore a dress from Erdem's Spring 2026 collection with vintage-inspired corsetry, a structured skirt, and dainty embroidery.
Kate Hudson
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On a press day in New York City, Kate Hudson proved the power of both plaid and matching sets. Her skirt suit featured six buttons, an asymmetric hem, and her look was complete with a chestnut brown bag and classic black boots.
