Katherine McNamara wore a sleek black dress at The Creative Coalition’s 19th Annual Spotlight Initiative Awards during the 2026 Sundance Film Festival.
At the Creative Coalition’s 19th Annual Spotlight Initiative Awards in Park City, Katherine McNamara was photographed mingling among the evening’s guests, her look balanced between polished formality and relaxed warmth. She wore a black sleeveless dress, minimal in cut but elevated by fit and confidence. Straight, glossy blonde hair framed her face, falling over her shoulders with soft precision, while her makeup remained clean and glowing — rosy cheeks and a bright smile bringing life to an otherwise dimly lit room.
Charli XCX wore a beige mini dress layered under a clear plastic cape for The Gallerist premiere during the 2026 Sundance Film Festival in Utah.
At the 2026 Sundance Film Festival premiere of The Gallerist in Park City, Charli XCX arrived in one of the festival’s most unexpected looks — a balance of vulnerability and subtle humor. She wore a short beige mini dress with fine ribbed texture and delicate lace trim along the hem. Over it, a sheer plastic cape , edged in the same lace, fell softly to her knees. The transparency played with light and shape — part retro raincoat, part art-school experiment.
The simplicity of her nude-tone heels kept the proportions grounded while her cropped dark hair and bare makeup added a quiet seriousness to the surreal ensemble. Everything about the look seemed to float between two registers — elegant and ironic, protective and deliberately fragile.
This wasn’t a conventional event appearance moment but something more conceptual, a play on transparency in both fabric and presence. There’s a strange honesty in wrapping softness in plastic — as if she knows how to protect vulnerability without losing it.
Jenna Ortega, Natalie Portman, and Cathy Yan posed together for a group portrait at the Deadline Studio during the 2026 Sundance Film Festival in Park City.
At the Deadline Studio during the 2026 Sundance Film Festival , Jenna Ortega stood alongside Natalie Portman and Cathy Yan , each woman carrying a distinct energy that made the portrait feel quietly alive. The lighting was soft and matte — intentionally so — drawing out texture and temperament more than shine.
Ortega wore a charted gray checked shirt-dress , buttoned to the collar with structured corners and a minimal fit built for focus over flair. Portman stood center, in a chunky cream knit sweater paired with slim black pants ; a look that absorbed light and returned calm. Yan offset both with the sheen of a brown leather jacket , oversized and assertive, teamed with a skirt stitched in metal eyelets that gave movement and weight.
The three formed a triangle against the gray studio wall — a composition more about conversation than pose. Nothing flashy. No forced expression. Just muted ease and the kind of poise that feels earned rather than styled. Within the shifting world of photoshoot portraiture, their presence reads as still, anchored, and serious about the work instead of the hype. It’s the kind of photo that doesn’t need to speak loudly to be remembered.
