The stars in the list turned heads with their unique and exquisite looks.
Vogue is a reputable fashion and lifestyle magazine with an established history that spanned more than a century. Whether as a magazine or a newspage, the “Fashion Bible” carries a powerful and influential voice that can hardly be challenged.
The magazine knows how to not disappoint their readers in choosing out the most impressive outfits of the week. While these following names are a color of their own, Lisa (BLACKPINK) stood out as she dominated even the veterans in the scene.
As the Global Ambassador for Bvlgari, Lisa attended the “Bvlgari Aurora” award ceremony last October 18th. Her slender figure was embraced and portrayed sharply through the wedding dress design by Vivienne Westwood. The cinched-waist dress that flares out at her hip reshaped Lisa’s physique, proving the dancer could take on any style. (Image: Vogue)
Bodycon and revealing clothes are not always the sexiest – Julia Roberts redefined what it meant to be sexy by wearing an eye-catching 17-century straight fuchsia ruffled dress with a deep neck cut. (Image: Vogue)
Vintage fashion holds a substantial place in the industry. Amal Clooney, wife to George Clooney, put on a vintage dress by Alexander McQueen when she appeared at the premiere for “Ticket to Paradise”. (Image: Vogue)
In the premiere for “The School For Good and Evil” on the 19th, actress Kerry Washington wore a green polo cropped top with a slit floor-sweeping skirt from Ralph Lauren, emitting a strange yet intriguing look. (Image: Vogue)
Immersed in the atmosphere in the 16th “Golden Heart Awards” on the 17th, Bella Hadid wore a glitter outfit with a deep neck cut at the front and a clinch at the front, producing a ruched effect. The sensual and elegant design embodied the spirits of Michael Kors. (Image: Vogue)
Lady Gaga showed up with a more “toned-down” look than the usual outfits that she went for. The singer boasted a more glamorous and decent image. She wore a “plunging” off-shoulder neckline along with a catching layout makeup that distinguished her from the crowd. (Image: Vogue)
Beyonce showed off her seductiveness in a strapless bodycon dress by Gucci. (Image: Vogue)
Nicole Kidman looked nowhere near 50 in a sequin dress by Christian Siriano. (Image: Vogue)
The muse of contemporary designers – Emily Ratajkowski chose a 2000s Dior dress with bright red sandals with serpentine straps. (Image: Vogue)
Kate Hudson impressed by pulling off a strange design from Halpern. She wore a lilac top that spread across her bustline and a slinky sequin skirt. (Image: Vogue)
