Livi Sheldon wore a black strapless dress with a thigh-high slit and pointed black boots at the 2026 TV Choice Awards in London.
At London’s Hilton Park Lane on February 2, 2026, Livi Sheldon stepped onto the TV Choice Awards carpet with full confidence and no extra flourishes. Her look? A clean-cut black strapless dress , worn tight and minimal, with a dramatic thigh-high side slit slicing up the leg like a raised eyebrow. Not racy. Just sharp. The fabric ran matte, not glossy. Weighty enough to hold its shape, light enough to move when needed.
The ruffle details down the drape line gave a little texture—not drama, not volume. Movement. She matched it with pointed black knee-high boots , leather, fitted, toe-forward. An intentional choice, off-path from standard heels. Kind of Western, kind of London night-out. Her nails: subtle almond shape in pale nude. Bare neckline. Arms free. Hair curled loosely, side-parted and shoulder-brushed. A wave that looked slept in but shaped on purpose.
Makeup leaned statement— red lipstick , defined brows, no-nonsense contour. Clean base. Glossed without being dewy.
It was one dress, one boot, one bold slash—and it worked without fuss.
Cameron Diaz wore a white Toteme long sleeve top and petal-trimmed midi skirt at Apple TV’s 2026 press day in Santa Monica.
At the Apple TV Press Day in Santa Monica on February 3, 2026, Cameron Diaz showed up in something you could blink past at first glance—until it moved. Her look , full Toteme, felt clean. A white long-sleeved crewneck top , fitted but soft, without shine or flash, tucked steady into a mid-length ivory skirt . The silhouette: slim. Controlled. Then came the shift—at the hem, suddenly a burst. A three-dimensional gathering of feather-like petals, stitched in rows just above the knees. Subtle, but unmistakable once you saw it.
The color story stayed muted: off-white heels, soft gold watch, no competing accessories. Her hair, a sleek low ponytail with a tucked side part. Minimal makeup, slightly glossy lip, skin that looked more like skin than product. Standing comfortably, not overly posed among male co-stars in deviating layers (navy suit, rolled denim, brown suede… everyone some shade of informal).
The lighting was soft. The mood was quiet.
But her skirt just wouldn’t sit still—and that was the point.
Lisa Snowdon wore a sleeveless gunmetal gown with metallic shimmer and silver accessories at the TV Choice Awards 2026 in London.
At the TV Choice Awards 2026, carpet lined crisp and cameras never blinking, Lisa Snowdon walked into the London Hilton looking like sculpted steel in motion. Her dress , a full-length metallic gunmetal number, clung close from high neck to hem—mock turtleneck neckline, shoulder-baring, no sleeves, no train, no drama except the way it caught light. And it caught a lot.
The fabric didn’t shimmer so much as ripple , grainy and precise like brushed aluminum turned fluid. There was an asymmetric ruched detail coming across the hip—diagonal tension cut into shine. The silhouette stayed tight but didn’t look uncomfortable. It moved like a ribbon with a little weight.
Hair worn pin-straight, parted center. Quiet. Precise. Jewelry minimal but on point—long drop earrings that echoed the gleam on the gown, plus a clean silver bracelet. She carried a small beaded clutch in crystal tones, hard-edged and compact, like it belonged exactly with that dress. Strappy black heels peeking from the hem.
She didn’t float through the photo wall. She carved a line through it.
