If you want to see where red carpet fashion is headed before awards season really kicks off, the LACMA Art+Film Gala is a solid preview. This year's event, the 15th, took place Saturday at the Los Angeles County Museum of Art, co-chaired as usual by Leonardo DiCaprio and Eva Chen. Gucci, which has sponsored the night since 2011, dressed a big chunk of the guest list, and the best-dressed roundups landed Monday.
Silver was clearly the color of the night. Anya Taylor-Joy wore a vintage silver Pierre Cardin gown with thin straps and big, dramatic ruffles. Alix Earle wore a metallic Gucci gown with a plunging neckline, halter straps, and side cutouts. Nicole Kidman picked something brand new: a Chanel gown straight off Matthieu Blazy's spring 2027 runway, with a high-low hem and heeled sandals.
Gucci's looks ran from simple to sculptural. Rosie Huntington-Whiteley kept it classic in a backless little black dress, model Alex Consani wore an asymmetrical gown that looked almost like art, and Soo Joo Park showed up in a sheer gown covered in feathers. Jordyn Woods chose a sparkly, sheer brown gown. On the menswear side, Andrew Garfield wore a custom double-breasted pinstripe suit from Gucci's spring 2027 collection, finished with an orchid brooch, while Tyriq Withers went with a shimmery short-sleeved top and dark trousers.
The most talked-about look might be Kylie Jenner's. She wore a sequined gown with a deer print from Ashi Studio's fall 2026 couture line, featuring a high front neck, a very low back, and tassel details. It's not a print you see on a red carpet every day. Madelyn Cline wore a strapless black Solace London gown with Bulgari jewellery, and Aurora James chose a sheer white Rodarte gown.
