It is officially fall which in New York City means the gala season scene is about to bloom. If we judge by the 10th annual Fashion Gala hosted by New York Ballet, we are off to a very promising start. Ballet dancers, celebrities, and socialites showed up in some great and dramatic looks. Fashion Reverie picked some of the favorites.
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Julia Fox
The “Uncut Gems” actress and former dominatrix keeps shocking us with her red carpet looks; however, this time around with more fabric than usual. She wore a grand, silver foil like gown by Zac Posen.
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Kristin Davis
Wearing Monique Lhullier, looks stunning on the red carpet, kind of like Cinderella with a cape. Fashion Reverie loves the gold gown, and Kristin Davis shimmered down the red carpet.
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Tiler Peck
We love seeing Valentino especially in neon green after all the fuschia shades overload. This gracious New York City Ballet principal dancer, of course, opted to wear pink pointe shoes to strut the red carpet. Look at the pointe shoes like they are high heels. They make the ballerina 3 or 4 inches taller!!
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Jordan Roth
This American theater producer always leaves an impression. This time was no different. He wore a Balenciaga, full black look, with his hair pulled back and dramatic make up.
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Unity Phelan
This Bordo, Nensi Dojaka dress look was a perfect fit for this New York City Ballet soloist. Simplicity, yet dramatic decolletage perfect for her body type, ready to make a pirouette on demand.
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Billy Porter
Billy Porter is keeping up his appearances with another memorable red-carpet choice by Giles Deacon. He is giving us Greek mythology vibes!
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Laverne Cox
We love this gown by Iris Van Herpen Couture, also perfectly accessorized. What adds so much to the look is the hair pulled up coif, just like a prima ballerina except in a little tighter dress.
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