"Despite all the maximalist trends (e.g. Barbiecore or the mob wife aesthetic) in recent years, styles are typically Glamour Lite. Even the most risqué, head-turning trend, aka "naked dressing," often involves a subdued, one-tone diaphanous fabric, a simpler silhouette, and very little drama. A select few stars, however, are glamour personified - including Sydney Sweeney. Yes, she's style agile, flawlessly bouncing from preppy, academia-chic in Miu Miu to a free-spirited, flowy Chloé number, among other metamorphoses."
"Instead of channeling the casual basics her character wears, the actor went full glam. She wore a figure-hugging white gown - from Miu Miu, no less - awash in glistening rhinestones. It featured skinny straps, a deep V-neckline, and a bow-clad empire waist for a saccharine touch. Though shimmery gowns are practically a red-carpet staple, what sent Sweeney's look over the top was her decadent feathery stole."
Maximalist trends have emerged recently, but overall red-carpet style favors a restrained Glamour Lite aesthetic. Naked dressing often reads as subdued through one-tone diaphanous fabrics, simple silhouettes, and minimal drama. Sydney Sweeney stands out as a rare embodiment of full glamour, shifting between preppy Miu Miu and flowy Chloé, but excelling in Old Hollywood looks. At the New York screening of The Housemaid, Sweeney wore a figure-hugging white Miu Miu gown covered in rhinestones, with skinny straps, a deep V-neckline, and a bow-clad empire waist. A decadent feathery stole, ivory peep-toe platform heels, retro waves, and glossy pink makeup completed the look. Amanda Seyfried wore a blush Versace jersey dress.
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