Tonight, the Vogue World: Hollywood show on the Paramount Studios lot proved to be a star-studded event. On the runways, stars like Ayo Ededebiri, Angela Bassett, Jeff Goldblum, and more made some seriously high-fashion cameos. The front rowFront RowThe seats nearest the runway at a fashion show, reserved for editors, celebrities, buyers, and top clients. The front row signals influence and access, and its famous faces and street-styleGo to Front Row Glossary, meanwhile, was just as star-studded. Among A-list sightings that had the whole crowd buzzing was Hailey Bieber and Miley Cyrus, who sat beside each other in matching leather looks.
A coincidence or not, Bieber and Cyrus both embraced edgy leather—albeit in very different and distinctive ways. Cyrus opted for a Saint Laurent look, consisting of an oversizedOversizedA cut that is intentionally larger and roomier than the body, producing a relaxed, voluminous silhouette. Oversized blazers, shirts, coats, and knits balance comfort with style, and they work especiallyGo to Oversized Glossary trench coat cinched in at the waist. Underneath? A classic white button-up shirt. The singer accessorized with a leather biker cap, slingback pumps, and oversized sunglasses. She finished the look with low denier tights and black leather gloves.
For her part, Bieber delivered a rock-n-roll roll take on classic LBD. The model wore a leather off-the-shoulder Mugler dress from the spring 2026 collection, featuring open sides for a sexier silhouetteSilhouetteThe overall outline or shape of a garment or look, such as A-line, column, or hourglass. Silhouette defines the first visual impression of an outfit and is often the mostGo to Silhouette Glossary.
Now, did the two stars call each other to ensure their leather looks were in sync? Doubtful, but they looked even more striking when side by side. Unsurprisingly, both were among the best dressed celebrities of the night.
This article was originally published on Vogue.com.
Christian Allaire
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Christian Allaire is a Canadian freelance writer, editor, and stylist who is based in New York. He currently serves as the senior fashion and style writer at American Vogue. He formerly served as a fashion editor at Footwear News.
His work has appeared in other publications including Elle, Mr. Porter, Hazlitt, Refinery 29 & more.
In 2021, he became a published author when his book called "The Power of Style" was released.
He holds a Bachelor’s degree from Ryerson University where he studied journalism.