T Lo’s FAVORITE RED CARPET LOOKS OF 2024, Part THREE

Posted on December 31, 2024

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Part Two is here! Get caught up on this thing! This installment’s all about gold, shimmer, and Personal Bests.

 

Halle Berry in Tamara Ralph at the NEVER LET GO New York Premiere

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Quite simply, the best she’s looked on any red carpet in years, prompting us to ask the question “Why doesn’t Halle Berry look like this all the time?”

 

 

Christine Baranski in Oscar de la Renta at the Emmys

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The shoes would not have been our recommendation, but they’re not enough to keep this stunner off the list. To us, this is a perfect marriage of dress and wearer. No one could have pulled it off like she has here. Pure Grande Dame.

 

 

Lady Gaga in Dior Haute Couture at the Venice Film Festival Premiere of JOKER: FOLIE À DEUX

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Lady Gaga got engaged and then released the biggest flop film of her short movie career, so it was kind of an up-and-down year for her, but at least she managed to show up at the Cannes Film Festival looking insanely chic, marrying her art school rocker chick style to haute couture.

 

Ariana Grande in Pierre Balmain Couture at the Academy Museum Gala

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It’s one of the few dresses she’s worn this year that didn’t feel like a deliberate Glinda callback, but that’s not why we picked it. We picked it because it’s chic and elegant and it may just be the dress that kicked off the whole conversation about her potentially playing Audrey Hepburn.

 

Nicole Kidman Honored at AFI Life Achievement Award Gala Tribute in Balenciaga

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It’s pure glam and it’s sex on a stick. And not for nothing, but it’s the best she’s lo0ked in ages.

More to come in our wrapup for Part FOUR.

 

[Photo Credit: Dave Allocca/StarPix, Disney/Scott Kirkland, Disney/Frank Micelotta, Frazer Harrison/Getty Images, IPA/InSTAR Images, Emma McIntyre/Getty Images for Academy Museum of Motion Pictures]

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