The best and worst looks at the 2026 LACMA Art + Film Gala

• Fashion had a big Saturday night at the 2026 LACMA Art + Film Gala in Los Angeles.
• Nicole Kidman, Kylie Jenner, and other celebrities attended the fundraiser in daring looks.
• Some stars, like Paris Hilton, probably should have reconsidered their outfits.

Saturday saw one of the most fashionable events of the year.

The glitzy event is hosted each year at the Los Angeles County Museum of Art to fundraise for new exhibits, acquisitions, and other museum needs. It also aims to merge the art and film communities.

These are the best and worst outfits we saw on the red carpet.

Anya Taylor-Joy looked like a walking sculpture, which was perfect for the event.

The “Lucky” actor’s vintage Pierre Cardin gown perfectly blended Hollywood glamour with the whimsy of art.

Her sleeveless dress was silver with a lightly beaded floral pattern, which matched her diamond necklace.

She also wore a gemstone ring and a ruffled, metallic duster jacket that reached the floor.

Paris Hilton over-accessorized, which distracted from her gorgeous gown.

Unfortunately, Hilton also wore sequined gloves, layered diamond necklaces, and a thick crystal choker.

The latter pieces, as well as Hilton’s long, straight hairstyle, were too strong to complement the already powerful gown.

Andrew Garfield perfected pinstripes.

From afar, Garfield appeared to be wearing a standard black tuxedo. Up close, though, you could see the Gucci suit was actually patterned with subtle, all-black pinstripes.

“The Uprising” actor wore the three-piece set with leather dress shoes and a colorful orchid attached to his lapel.

The outfit worked for him in fit, color, and accessories.

Tyriq Withers was dressed too casually for a gala.

The “Reminders of Him” star attended the 2026 LACMA Art + Film Gala in a Gucci ensemble. It comprised wide-leg trousers, a black polo top covered in transparent sequins, and leather dress shoes.

Without a jacket, the outfit looked too casual and as if it were missing something.

Even his Cartier ring and earrings weren’t enough to elevate the look.

Viola Davis looked like royalty in a shimmering white gown.

Gucci designed her shimmering white dress. It had a single short sleeve, a peplum waist, and a floor-length skirt. It was also covered in sequins that sparkled in the light.

The “How to Get Away With Murder” star completed the look with silver pumps, a glitter-covered clutch, and a stunning curly hairstyle.

Kim Kardashian’s burgundy gown looked restrictive.

The dress had a high neckline, a floor-length skirt, and a form-fitting bodice. There were also waist and back cutouts that sat above her backside.

Still, it wasn’t Kardashian’s strongest look. The tight fit felt restrictive, and its open back was awkwardly placed.

Kylie Jenner’s gown was unique and artistic.

The gown fit Jenner like a glove and stood out from other sparkling looks on the red carpet.

Elements of Nicole Kidman’s gown didn’t work together.

The film icon wore Chanel for the museum gala. Her dress had a structured tan tweed top with long sleeves and a thick, white ruffled tulle skirt that was higher in the front and longer in the back.

The two fabrics didn’t suit each other in color or texture. Her shoes, black strappy sandals, also didn’t complement the outfit.

A different dress might have been a better choice for Kidman.

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