Pretty florals also had a moment on the step and repeats this week. Emilia Clarke looked to a sweet, strapless Emilia Wickstead frock for her Secret Invasion premiere in Los Angeles, while Tracee Ellis Ross chose Jil Sander’s graphic yellow floral dress for the Tribeca Film Festival in New York City, complete with a caped silhouette. Garden chic! If subtlety is more one’s taste, however, Keke Palmer’s Sergio Hudson gown at the 2023 Fragrance Foundation Awards proved that a classic LBD will never go out of style. Which were your favorite celebrity looks this week? Be sure to vote below, and check back on Friday to see which ensemble is the ultimate best dressed of the week. As And Just Like That’s Lisa Todd Wexley, Nicole Ari Parker brings her fashion A game to our screens. She’s one of the Max series’s best dressed characters, after all, so it’s only natural that she channeled Lisa’s immaculate and glamorous wardrobe for the season two premiere in New York last night. Wearing custom Valentino, the actor joined the rest of the cast and crew at the Crosby Hotel to fête the brand new episodes. “Sarah Jessica Parker, Kristin Davis, and Cynthia Nixon deserved to be celebrated for creating this legacy for 25 years,” says Parker. “We all got dressed up; Everybody that worked on the show was there. It was very small and wonderful.” For the intimate affair, Parker landed on Valentino’s chic “school girl” look, styled by Ade Samuel and designed by Pierpaolo Piccioli. It consisted of a wide, coral faille skirt with a long train, paired with a pink chiffon buttoned up top and tie. Turns out, the school uniform inspiration was a deeply personal tie in to Parker. “I went to a private school from second grade to 12th grade, so I wore a uniform pretty much my entire childhood,” says Parker. “Even though I love amazing clothing and avant garde pieces, there s something in me that’s still kind of buttoned up and preppy. He made this gorgeous, rockstar prep school gown.” When she put it on, the design instantly felt her. “I felt like my best self,” she says. “The coral color was perfect for early summer.” Makeup artist Vincent Oquendo and hairstylist Nai’vasha did a soft, elegant glam to go with it.
The Valentino ensemble was also a clever nod to one of the outfits that Lisa wears in the first episode of the new season. The character also sports a custom red Valentino chiffon gown to attend the “Met Ball” in New York. “It was 15 feet of silk chiffon like, come on,” says Parker. “A dream come true! Philip Treacy s [feathered] head piece was also spectacular.” In the episode, Lisa’s transportation to the Met doesn’t arrive, and she’s forced to walk to the Met in the elaborate creation; Parker remembers filming the scene in which she dramatically crosses Park Avenue, her train flowing behind her fondly. “The whole city cooperated at that moment,” laughs Parker. “You can t stop traffic on Park Avenue, so the light changed, we had a break, and two yellow cabs magically stopped. It was a quintessential New York moment. And there were no wind machines! [Real] wind blew that gorgeous gown in the air!”
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