Kendall Jenner wore a Valentino chiffon top with Plusdepois print and black midi skirt at W Magazine Best Performances Party 2026.
At the W Magazine Best Performances Party in Los Angeles, Kendall Jenner stepped into the frame wearing one of those looks that lives somewhere between vintage playfulness and modern exactness. Her Valentino chiffon top with the Plusdepois print layered a cream-and-black palette, small cutout details punctuating the bodice. A black ribbon bow tied across the midline gave the outfit a hint of mischief–part 1950s rhythm, part runway discipline.
She paired it with a fitted Valentino midi skirt , sleek and minimal, letting the texture of the top do all the talking. Gold-strapped sandals by The Row shimmered under the lights, and the tiny gleam of a Hermes Mini Kelly in black shiny alligator anchored everything like an exclamation mark. Her nails, painted the same deep red as a film-noir frame, became their own accessory.
Danielle Este and Alana Haim wore three distinct looks at W Magazine’s Annual Best Performances Party in Los Angeles on January 10, 2026.
Danielle Haim, Este Haim, and Alana Haim at W Magazine’s Annual Best Performances Party in Los Angeles, January 10, 2026. The three of them, side by side, not a stiff pose in sight. Just a burst of personality–tongues out, eyes half-closed, laughter caught mid-sentence. The kind of photo that feels like a night out, not a red carpet.
No one’s trying to look perfect. The makeup is lived-in, hair loose, nothing over-styled. The backdrop is a wall of faces–big lips, big hair, all attitude. The pink carpet underfoot, the kind of color that makes everything else pop.
Sarah Catherine Hook wore a white sleeveless flared dress with Giuseppe Zanotti Intriigo strap sandals at W Magazine Best Performances Party 2026.
At the W Magazine Best Performances Party in Los Angeles, Sarah Catherine Hook chose the kind of look that exudes ease while quietly commanding the room. Her dress–clean, sleeveless, and structured–cut in soft white fabric that falls into a subtle flare around the knees. No sequins, no embroidery, no fuss. Just precise tailoring and luminous simplicity.
She paired the dress with Giuseppe Zanotti Intriigo strap sandals , the high-heeled kind that seem to float around the ankles rather than grip them. Her hair fell in short, effortless waves, brushed behind one ear to reveal small diamond drop earrings. The makeup followed suit: natural skin, a hint of color over her cheeks, nothing exaggerated. Everything about her look felt assured, present, and human.
