Another New York Fashion Week has drawn to a close, but not without plenty of parties (like our very own after-dark soirée) and even more good looks on the runway. Here’s what all the celebrities wore this week, including model Aweng Ade-Chuol, actor Colman Domingo, and Housewife Jenna Lyons.
Best Dressed Overall: Aweng Ade-Chuol
Ade-Chuol stole the spotlight in a gorgeous coat and Luar purse at the Mert Alas St. Valentine Party with Seventy One Gin Cocktails at Clemente Bar.
Best Dressed Runner-up: Colman Domingo
Domingo is always best dressed in our books, and his fit at the launch of the men’s Chevron campaign with David Yurman and brand ambassador Michael B. Jordan was no exception. I, too, will be wearing a leather jacket in lieu of a blazer from here on out.
Best Styling: Jenna Lyons
We’re all about layers, and Lyons gave us a demonstration on how to do it well at the Flamingo Estate x Bloomingdale’s carousel celebration.
Best Tastemaker: Paloma Elsesser
Elsesser wore this playful two-piece ensemble for her pre-NYFW celebration with CFDA Cares. She made me want to try to create something just like it.
Best Je Ne Sais Quoi: Louisa Jacobson
Jacobson brought The Matrix (but chic) to the Calvin Klein Collection fall 2025 cocktail party.
Best Lipstick: Tefi Pessoa
An all-black look is always appropriate, but we love how Pessoa went bold with her glam, especially the gorgeous purple lip at the ESSX x Ann Demeulemeester party.
Best Risk-Taker: Teaira Walker
Walker went bold with texture for the PDPAOLA dinner with Naomi Elizée, but it paid off. We love this dress.
Most on Theme: Krystal Vega
Vega was really serving excellence in this white cinched top at the Serving Excellence NYC Black History Month dinner with Moët Hennessy, Veuve Clicquot, and Beyoncé’s Sir Davis.
Best Group: Lurissa Ingrid, Nai’vasha, Maude Okrah-Hunter, Naeemah Lafond, Yoyo, and Stacey Ciceron
This group all dressed to the tens to celebrate Oribe’s partnership with the Black Beauty Roster at the “Hair Is Fashion” exhibition.