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Celebrities and CEOs mixed Disney style with luxury status symbols at the D23 event. Here’s what they wore.

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  • Disney’s D23 convention was held between August 14 and August 16 in Anaheim, California.
  • Major celebrities like Anne Hathaway and Dwayne Johnson appeared onstage in flashy, glamorous looks.
  • Disney CEO Josh D’Amaro, on the other hand, took a fashion cue from big names in tech.

Anne Hathaway looked like a princess in a pleated gown.

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Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson let his diamond watch do most of the talking.

Sadie Sink kept things simple, but it worked for her.

She wore a vintage Alexander McQueen dress made by the designer in 2004.

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The semi-sheer piece had a patchwork-style bodice, thin straps, and a ruffled skirt. She wore it with clear pumps banded with silver at the toes.

The Jonas Brothers mixed elegant eveningwear with theme-park fashion.

When they hit the stage to be recognized as Disney Legends, all three brothers wore some form of pinstripes.

Kevin Jonas wore a gray, striped shirt and tie, Nick Jonas donned a pinstriped gray suit, and Joe Jonas wore a similar style in black.

During their speech, though, the musicians added another key wardrobe piece: Mickey Mouse ear hats. The accessory was fun, festive, and a perfect nod to their history with the company.

Former Disney CEO Bob Iger kept his Rolex on while getting a cement handprint.

Iger was photographed putting his handprints in cement after being named a Disney Legend over the weekend.

No accessory was too expensive or precious for the occasion. Iger wore his “Pepsi” variant of the Rolex GMT-Master II watch.

It retails for around $30,000 on the secondhand watch market.

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