2026 WWD Honors

Following their attendance at a premiere, Rebecca Hall, Louisa Jacobson and more attended the 2026 WWD Honors which was held at Cipriani South Street on Tuesday(October 27th) in New York.

Tracee Ellis Ross wore a CELINE FALL 2026 ivory silk outfit. Tracee is a risk-taker, but in this situation, I don't think that it paid off. The fabric is too shiny, it needed to be steamed, and the seams on the bodice is focus pulling. This was a miss for me. 

Adrien Brody ditched his usually classic red carpet looks for an effortlessly cool outfit by MONCLER. He rocked a textured long-sleeve knit jumper, styled with muted gray-green trousers, rugged lace-up boots, and a jacket slung casually over the shoulder. He looked great.

Coco Rocha also stepped out in a look by MONCLER which featured an oversized fur collar and a structured puffer silhouette which perfectly balanced high-fashion drama with seasonal warmth. My only quibble are the shoes which are too chunky for her look. 

Louisa Jacobson went shirtless wearing a TOM FORD SPRING 2027 pinstripe suit which was adorned with a black flower appliqué. However those pants needed to be hemmed.

Rebecca Hall showed a little midriff wearing a TOM FORF FALL 2026 black long-sleeve, cutout jumpsuit. The pants needed a quick steam but this wasn't a bad look. 

Chloe Fineman wore a black silk slip gown from the TOM FORD FALL 2026 collection. She needed some jewelry to elevate this.

Lucy Freyer looked pretty in a ROBERTO CAVALLI FALL 2005 printed dress. The dress did all the talking for her. 

Lexi Minetree went the archival route, wearing a red silk GIVENCHY twist-detail halter gown. The fit on the bust is throwing me off, but I do like this. 

Michelle Monaghan wore a ALTUZARRA SPRING 2027 black dress. I dislike the frayed edges because the dress looks unfinished. 

Peyton Elizabeth Lee wore an ensemble by THOM BROWNE and she looked great. The weiner bag adds a playful element to her look, but I wish the shoes simple like what the model is wearing. 

Credit: InstarImages, Tom Ford