Celebrity Fashion Moments That Defined The Year 2024

For the Venice Film Festival premiere of Nicole Kidman’s eagerly awaited film Babygirl, the star wore Schiaparelli Couture from the Fall 2024 collection.

During her press tour for Twisters, Daisy Edgar-Jones made the case for Boho being back in a very real way. Spotted in NYC, coffee in hand, sunglasses on, sporting a deliciously floaty blue Chloé two-piece, she proved she could do no wrong this year.

This year’s Fashion Awards presented by Pandora had no shortage of major celebrity fashion moments, but it was Rhianna’s turquoise wrap coat and faux fur hat from Christian Lacroix’s fall 2002 couture collection that stole the show. Of course, ASAP’s dapper Bottega Veneta navy chore coat suit and red leather tie was an equally as inspired choice. No notes.

This could have very easily become a Zendaya fan page with the amount of looks the megastar served across her myriad fashion outings this year. But certainly the most memorable goes to this 10/10 archival Mugler robot suit from 1995, worn during the London premiere of Dune II.

Hunter Schafer’s custom Prada gown was a picture of ballet-slipper brilliance on the Golden Globes red carpet, taking diaphanous dressing to delirious new heights. Heaven.

Part dress, part sculpture, this floor-grazing body-cast gown by Balmain had us gasping as we watched Tyla appear on the Met red carpet this year. Not included but equally revered, was the afterparty mini dress version.

Phoebe Dynevor became the first person to wear Victoria Beckham to the Met Gala, and aren’t we all the better for it. This floaty, ethereal number may have been Bridgerton-coded but its diaphanous draping and confectionary-pink colourway transported the look to the next level.

Yes we know Zendaya features heavily on this list… but how could we not include the slinky tennis-court-green custom Loewe number she wore on her Challengers press tour? Premiere perfection – as always.

This soft mint green Oscar De La Renta gown worn by Pamela Anderson at the Women of the Year awards, was one of the icon’s most stunning looks to date.

This backless brown satin and velvet gown from Donna Karan’s fall 1996 collection was a truly magic choice matched only by one of the most glamorous hairstyles of the LACMA style set.

Jennifer Lawrence arrives at the 2024 Governors Awards in November wearing a showstopping custom Bottega Veneta dress, accessorised with Ana Khouri jewellery and Manolo Blahnik shoes.

Riley Keough took flight in a life-sized aviary, performing to a room of adoring onlookers during Chanel’s Spring-Summer 2025 show. One for the musical memory bank for sure.

Nicola Coughlan stunned in a corseted custom Rodarte blush bridal-style gown covered in pearlescent sequins. The royal red opera gloves are a decadent touch, leading to the almost painterly ruffles that frame the bust and shoulders.

The piece was inspired by Botticelli’s The Birth of Venus, which according to her stylist Aimée Croysdill, depicts “one of the most beautiful bodies every painted,” and was a cheeky little nod to Penelope’s story arc in the remaining episodes of Bridgerton Season 3.

Olivia Wilde opted for a lush fern green Erdem gown with delicate boning under an overlay of sheer lace with metallic detailing. The dress was a standout choice for a red carpet where many attendees went the monochromatic route. Pocketed perfection.

Ayo Edebiri emerged from 2024 as the queen of the effortlessly cool red carpet look. Case in point, this custom Bottega Veneta strapless gown crafted from a sequin-embellished laser-cut 3D print that topped everyone’s best dressed lists.

Saoirse Ronan had arguably one of the most impressive style evolutions of the year. After Ronan tapped stylist Danielle Goldberg to assist her with a big year of red carpets – thanks to her starring roles in Steve McQueen’s Blitz, and indie passion project, The Outrun – the pair continued their partnership, leading to a serious sartorial shift for the star.

Taking out the title of 2024’s most stylish siblings, Pedro sent the internet into an absolute tailspin when the doting brother was seen adjusting his sister’s incredible Stephanie Roland FW24 couture gown. The genetically blessed pair went for matching black ensembles, each with their own subtle detailing.

We couldn’t talk about Saoirse’s sartorial (r)evolution and not include the all-blue number that stopped the marie claire office in its tracks. The deep blue jewel tones of this Ferragamo look: So chic. So effortlessly cool.

Don’t even get us started on the Thistles sunglasses – dare we say this outfit is almost too good?

While Emma Corrin never fails to execute a perfect outfit, her press tour looks for Dracula-thriller Nosferatu have been something else entirely. Proving that method dressing is very much alive and well – this black sheer custom Miu Miu dress makes the case for a gothic renaissance that we’re very keen to get behind come 2025.