The 2025 LACMA Art + Film Gala: A Night of Glamour and Style!
A Red Carpet Extravaganza
On November 1st, 2025, the Los Angeles County Museum of Art transformed into a glamorous hub, hosting the annual LACMA Gala, presented by Gucci. This event, a celebration of art, film, and fashion, brought together an eclectic mix of celebrities, each bringing their unique style to the red carpet.
A Relaxed Glamour
Unlike the high-stakes Golden Globes or Oscars, the LACMA Gala offers a more relaxed atmosphere, encouraging stars to experiment and have fun with their looks. And boy, did they deliver! Take, for instance, the iconic mother-daughter duo, Kaia Gerber and Cindy Crawford. They stole the show with their complementary sequined gowns, Gerber in a vibrant red and Crawford in a timeless gold, a perfect blend of old Hollywood charm and contemporary flair.
The Men's Style Scene
The men in attendance also brought their A-game. Troye Sivan offered a unique twist on the traditional suit, opting for an oversized, baggy two-piece ensemble paired with chunky boots. Damson Idris kept it sharp and clean with a double-breasted suit, while Charlie Hunnam went for a more casual yet elegant look, opting for a velvety unbuttoned shirt without a jacket.
Vogue's Best Dressed List
Below, we present Vogue's picks for the best-dressed stars at the 2025 LACMA Art + Film Gala. Get ready to be inspired by these fashion-forward celebrities!
But here's where it gets controversial... What do you think? Did we miss anyone? And this is the part most people miss: fashion is subjective! So, while we present our picks, we want to hear from you too. Who do you think slayed the red carpet?
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