From Ellie Bamber’s Moss-play to Greta Lee’s starry gown: The week’s best red carpet moments were filled with archival throwbacks and new-designer classics.

See what Broadway's finest wore on the 2026 Tony Awards red carpet.

The singer stepped out in a throwback Sex Pistols tee that makes us wonder what her secret eBay account looks like.

A Jenner and Bieber-approved shoe, Katie Holmes adds her own co-sign to the red-carpet-event-to-city-streets sandal.

For the maximalists among us, take note from Blake Lively: summer heat doesn’t mean you have to strip down your style.

The key to the lowkey look, as Rihanna knows, is copious accessorizing. After all, even the humble errands outfit deserves a touch of glamour.

Back once again for another Trooping the Colour, Kate Middleton—Catherine, Princess of Wales—and her sons opted for coordinating icy blues.

While she could have easily leaned into cartoony or kitschy looks for the “Toy Story 5” press tour, Greta Lee has gone the refined route instead.

Though Sarah Jessica Parker may have left Carrie Bradshaw behind, she still manages to prevail through her this styling trick.

For the royal wedding of Harriet Sperling and Peter Phillips in Gloucestershire, Catherine, Princess of Wales, wore a blush-toned dress by Roland Mouret.

Neither Rihanna nor A$AP Rocky opted for the full, in-your-face royal blue and tangerine combo. Instead, they each claimed one color, their outfits working in tandem to cheer on the Knicks.

In honor of their birthday, revisit the Mary-Kate Olsen and Ashley Olsen’s best looks over the years, from movie premieres to many, many Met Galas.