People Primarily Looked Sharp at This Screening of If Beale Street Could Talk

KiKi Layne in Gucci

Mandatory Credit: Photo by Chris Pizzello/Invision/AP/REX/Shutterstock (10052162a) Kiki Layne, a cast member in "If Beale Street Could Talk," poses before a special screening of the film at the London Hotel, in West Hollywood, Calif LA Special Screening of "If Beale Street Could Talk", West Hollywood, USA - 08 Jan 2019

This feels like vintage -- though I don't know if that's true or if I'm just making shit up again -- and I like it on her. Even though her pants MIGHT be extremely blousey.

Gabrielle Union in Pyer Moss

Mandatory Credit: Photo by Chris Pizzello/Invision/AP/REX/Shutterstock (10052162m) Gabrielle Union poses before a special screening of the film "If Beale Street Could Talk" at the London Hotel, in West Hollywood, Calif LA Special Screening of "If Beale Street Could Talk", West Hollywood, USA - 08 Jan 2019

This is very good on her. I just looked up this Pyer Moss collection, and Fashionista's piece about it is quite interesting. Here's a bit of it, but that entire review is worth your time: "[Designer] Jean-Raymond took influence from The Negro Motorist Green Book, which published yearly from 1936 to 1966 and offered guidance for Black travelers during a time when racially segregated laws were still enforced. The inspiration led Jean-Raymond to artist Derrick Adams, who created an immersive installation at the Museum of Arts and Design based on the same guidebook. The New York-based artist debuted 10 new works exclusively for Pyer Moss, which resembled Black portraits and candid images of leisurely activities: A graphic T-shirt of a man and young boy grilling; a camp shirt and matching trousers with a family portrait motif; a flower girl and ring bearer on an oversized shirtdress; and the collection's final look, a gown featuring a father and child comprised entirely of Swarovski crystals." The NYT Magazine has a really good and interesting article about this collaboration that I recommend, as well.

Tracee Ellis Ross in Gucci

Mandatory Credit: Photo by Eric Charbonneau/REX/Shutterstock (10052221ak) Tracee Ellis Ross "If Beale Street Could Talk" tastemaker screening hosted by Tracee Ellis Ross - presented by Gucci and RAD, Los Angeles, USA - 08 January 2019 Wearing Gucci

This event was sponsored by Gucci, and I quite like this collection of Gucci on Tracee -- the shoes are so smart with it, too.

Andrea Riseborough

I continue to have Raging Andrea Riseborough Face Blindness, I am sorry to say. I hasten to add: This is not HER fault. It is solely the fault of my eyeballs

Debby Ryan

This blazer is adorbs.

Stephan James

This is some HIGH LEVEL layering and pattern mixing, and the shoes are perfect.