Ever wonder what the world’s most famous women wear? Look no further. Keep scrolling to see what designers and styles the most successful celebrities turn to while getting ready.
Few luxury designers are more committed to conscious fashion than Stella McCartney. It’s no wonder Watson — actress, activist, sustainable fashionista — has made McCartney her go-to choice. The British actress, 29, has pledged to wear only sustainable fashion on the red carpet.
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Designer Jason Wu was relatively unknown until Obama, 55, then first lady, gave him his big break by wearing a one-shouldered white gown he created for her 2009 Inaugural Ball appearances. Though she’s left the White House, Obama remains faithful to Wu, wearing his design to the presidential farewell address in 2017. For elegant occasions, she’s also a fan of Azzedine Alaïa, who’s dressed numerous celebrities.
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Moss has too many iconic looks to pick from, though we can all agree she remains the queen of skinny jeans. Sales of Topshop’s Baxter style skyrocketed in recent years as women sought “The Kate Look.” Thanks to her, skinny jeans will always be in vogue.
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Bey’s love of French brand Balmain is well-documented. According to website StyleBistro, “She owns multiple versions of its sharp-shouldered jacket and many other pieces from the line.”
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The Hunger Games actress has been representing French fashion house Christian Dior since 2012, when it named her its new muse. She fronts campaigns for Dior’s handbag and makeup collection, and wears its couture on the red carpet.
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From red-carpet gowns to afterparty outfits, Lopez has been rocking dresses from Lebanese designer Zuhair Murad going back at least as far as the custom outfits he designed for her 2012 Dance Again World Tour. She loves Christian Louboutin shoes so much she sang about them in her 2009 song “Louboutins.”
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