Isa Briones leaned into asymmetry and soft rebellion—her look, part Grecian daydream, part sci-fi relic—at Variety’s Power of Young Hollywood bash in Beverly Hills.
Isa Briones doesn’t just walk a red carpet—she glides, like a character stepping out of a dreamscape. At the 2025 Variety Power of Young Hollywood event, held at the Four Seasons Hotel Los Angeles at Beverly Hills on August 7, the Star Trek: Picard and The Pitt actress delivered a look that felt both ancient and futuristic, like Athena on a space station.
Her dress? A muted slate-gray column gown with a single shoulder strap that twisted into a sculptural knot—less toga, more architectural flourish. The fabric, likely a silk blend, draped with a weight that suggested intention, not accident. It didn’t shimmer; it absorbed light, giving Briones a grounded, almost elemental presence amid the sparkle-heavy crowd.
London Thor attends the Variety Power of Young Hollywood event, channeling an ethereal maternity aesthetic that felt both relaxed and refined (and surprisingly, sans stiletto heel).
A vision in white silk, Thor’s look was less about a single statement and more about a complete, harmonious mood. The actress, who recently debuted her pregnancy, unveiled an elegant maternity style with a soft, flowing gown that skimmed her silhouette without clinging. The dress, with its delicate puff sleeves and a gently ruched neckline, whispered of a modern-day cottagecore romance, but with an unexpected red carpet polish. It’s a silhouette that feels both classic and timely, perfectly suited to the warm Los Angeles evening. The texture of the fabric itself, a luminous satin, caught the light with every movement, creating a glow that complemented her expectant radiance.
Accessories were key to the look’s cohesion. Instead of predictable diamonds or bold metallics, she opted for a playful, almost whimsical, woven clutch that added a tactile, handcrafted touch. A pair of rich red block heels grounded the ensemble with a pop of color, providing a comfortable yet chic alternative to the usual towering pumps. Her hair, styled in a messy-chic bob with soft bangs, framed her face, adding a youthful, effortless quality that balanced the formalwear. The entire presentation was a masterclass in understated glamour, proving that red carpet maternity fashion can be both beautiful and completely comfortable. Is this the new standard for Hollywood moms-to-be?
Ally Evenson dialed up the minimalist drama—think crisp lines, noir polish, and a whisper of rebellion—at Variety’s Power of Young Hollywood soirée in Beverly Hills.
There’s something quietly radical about showing up to a red carpet in black and white. At Variety’s Power of Young Hollywood party on August 7, 2025, Ally Evenson did just that—eschewing sequins and spectacle for a look that whispered cool rather than screamed it. And yet, she turned heads.
Evenson, the Detroit-born singer-songwriter behind Blue Super Love , arrived at the Four Seasons Los Angeles in Beverly Hills clad in a sharply tailored white button-down shirt with three-quarter sleeves, tucked into cropped black trousers that skimmed just above the ankle. The silhouette was clean, the palette stark—an intentional nod to the kind of quiet confidence that’s becoming her signature both on stage and off.
Her slingback black pumps added a touch of retro polish, while the absence of overt accessories let the outfit breathe. No glitter, no gimmicks—just a crisp study in proportion and restraint. The lighting at the venue, soft and golden, caught the subtle sheen of her shirt’s fabric, giving the ensemble a gentle luminosity that played well against the evening’s more flamboyant looks.
