Here’s The Best Dressed Celebrities at the 2024 TIFF Red Carpets

Julie Anne L.
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The Toronto International Film Festival (TIFF) is back in full swing, and with it comes a parade of show-stopping red carpet moments. From A-list actors to rising stars, this year’s festival has proven once again that style and cinema are a match made in heaven. With so many jaw-dropping looks on display, it’s hard to pick favourites, but we’ve rounded up the best dressed celebrities at the 2024 TIFF red carpets.

Whether it’s elegant ball gowns or edgy, modern designs, these stars know how to make a statement as they support some of the most anticipated films of the year. Let’s dig into the unforgettable fashion moments that are stealing the spotlight!

Best Dressed Celebs at 2024 TIFF Red carpets

Jennifer Lopez

JLo never disappoints when it comes to red carpet looks. For the premiere of Unstoppable, she went all out with a sheer beige Chloé dress, featuring ruffled detailing that exuded elegance. Styled by her trusted stylist Rob Zangardi, she reminded us why she’s always on the best-dressed list.

She also pulled out all the movie star stops for another Unstoppable event, wearing a mirrored Tamara Ralph gown held together at the sides with black velvet ribbons. Talk about a showstopper!

Florence Pugh

Florence Pugh brought classic Hollywood glamour to the We Live in Time premiere. Her blush pink Tamara Ralph gown, complete with a striking black bow, was one of the most talked-about looks of the festival. The crocodile leather bow was definitely a bold touch!

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Margaret Qualley

Chanel ambassador Margaret Qualley graced the TIFF red carpet with a nod to the French fashion house’s archive, opting for an effortlessly chic ensemble. The embellishments and black bows made her look pop, perfect for the premiere of The Substance.

Sydney Sweeney

Sydney Sweeney stunned in a bespoke Erdem dress at the Eden premiere. The floral cape and cocktail dress, with its 3D silk flowers, were absolutely dreamy and gave off a fairytale vibe while still keeping it elegant.

Selena Gomez

For the premiere of Emilia Perez, Selena Gomez chose a jaw-dropping Rodarte gown covered in sequins with rosette and peplum details. The dark, gothic vibes were on point, adding a dramatic edge to her red carpet moment.

Daisy Edgar-Jones

Daisy Edgar-Jones wowed in a pale blue Gucci gown at the On Swift Horses premiere. The pleated cape and deep V-neckline gave her an ethereal glow, keeping the look modern yet timeless.

Jacob Elordi

Australian actor Jacob Elordi showed up in style at the On Swift Horses premiere, opting for a sleek olive suit by Bottega Veneta. The wide lapels gave his look a vintage touch, while the crisp white shirt kept it effortlessly cool.

Cate Blanchett

Cate Blanchett graced not one but two premieres this TIFF. At the Rumours premiere on September 9, she stunned in Louis Vuitton, and for the Disclaimer premiere on the same day, she opted for a unique look by Hodakova. Cate’s red carpet reign continued at the TIFF Tribute Awards, where she re-wore a Givenchy dress, proving that sustainable fashion is here to stay.

Barry Keoghan

Always one to bring a playful vibe to his outfits, Barry Keoghan chose a baby pink Louis Vuitton sweater vest paired with slim trousers and boots for the Bird premiere. His quirky take on fashion never fails to make a statement!

Sandra Oh

At the TIFF Tribute Awards, Sandra Oh opted for an all-black, fitted corset dress with oversized fabric roses. Her look, created by Lebanese designer Gemy Maalouf, was both chic and bold—definitely a red-carpet standout.

Chloe Sevigny

Known for her avant-garde style, Chloe Sevigny brought sustainable fashion to the forefront, wearing a white lace Balenciaga creation that looked like it was straight off a chic Victorian dinner table. Only Sevigny could pull off such a daring look with ease.

Angelina Jolie

Angelina Jolie brought timeless elegance to the Without Blood premiere on September 8, wearing a Dolce & Gabbana gown that was as dramatic as it was beautiful. It was the perfect outfit to match her commanding presence.

Lupita Nyong’o

Lupita Nyong’o lit up the Wild Robot premiere in a custom Daniel Del Core gown. The vibrant celadon color and cutout bodice made this one of the most memorable outfits of TIFF this year.

Katy Perry

For The Cut premiere, Katy Perry wowed in a sleek, goth-inspired Celine outfit. The bandeau and sparkly overlay, paired with her jet-black baby bangs, gave off serious rockstar vibes.

Amy Adams

Amy Adams’ navy gown with a sweetheart neckline, worn at the Nightbitch premiere, turned heads. The glittering embellishments made her look truly A-list worthy, fitting for such a buzzy film premiere.

Ana de Armas

Ana de Armas brought some fun to the Eden premiere with her Louis Vuitton outfit. The pink dress, though a bit controversial, certainly wasn’t boring—bold, flirty, and fitting for a TIFF red carpet.

Vanessa Kirby

For the Saltburn premiere, Vanessa Kirby wore a vampy Prada gown in red. The detachable train added a dramatic flair, giving the actress a modern-day femme fatale vibe.

Isabella Rossellini

Always a style icon, Isabella Rossellini opted for a vibrant, layered look by designer Nazzy Beglari. Rossellini’s appreciation for hand-loomed textiles and her legendary Lancôme lips made this ensemble even more iconic.

Alicia Vikander

At the premiere of The Assessment, Alicia Vikander shone in a blue Louis Vuitton dress with a unique belted neckline. The satin fabric added elegance, while the structured silhouette kept the look edgy.

Jojo Jackson

Jojo Jackson brought Indigenous craftsmanship to the forefront at the Rez Ball premiere. His all-black look was styled by Rob Reza and featured beadwork by Darcy Mo’é’himahe, giving it cultural and artistic significance.

Zoe Saldana

At the same Emilia Perez premiere on September 9, Zoe Saldana showed up looking fierce. Her look was all about understated elegance, letting her natural beauty and poise steal the spotlight.

Karla Sofía Gascón

Karla Sofía Gascón also attended the Emilia Perez premiere, rocking a look that was full of confidence. She brought her own flair to the red carpet, and her style definitely stood out on September 9.

Adam Driver

Adam Driver kept it sharp and sleek at the Megalopolis premiere on September 9. Dressed in Celine, he embodied timeless elegance with a modern twist, perfectly complementing his on-screen persona.

Grace VanderWaal

Grace VanderWaal made a bold fashion statement at the Sept. 10 premiere of Megalopolis, opting for a daring ensemble that showcased her fearless style. The America’s Got Talent winner stunned in a custom backless pink corset by independent artist Liam MacKenzie, complete with rose-like embellishments, ribbon ties, and a striking feathery collar.

Nathalie Emmanuel

Nathalie Emmanuel brought her fashion A-game to the Megalopolis premiere on September 9. Her outfit was a perfect blend of modern elegance and red-carpet flair, making her one of the night’s standouts.

Gabrielle Union

Gabrielle Union turned heads at the Riff Raff premiere in Prada. Her look was all about sleek sophistication, perfectly complementing her confident persona.

Salma Hayek

Salma Hayek Pinault also graced the Without Blood premiere, stepping out in a stunning Gucci gown. She proved once again why she’s a red-carpet favourite with her impeccable style.

Julianne Moore

Julianne Moore brought her signature style to the The Room Next Door premiere on September 7, wearing a Bottega Veneta gown. The outfit was chic, classic, and everything we expect from Julianne’s red carpet appearances.

Tilda Swinton

Tilda Swinton never disappoints when it comes to fashion, and her look at The Room Next Door premiere on September 7 was no different. She brought her unique, avant-garde style to the TIFF red carpet, standing out as always.

Jude Law

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Jude Law kept things casual yet stylish with his charcoal trousers, slouchy striped shirt, and white tank top for his red carpet appearance. The laid-back vibe was cool, effortless, and perfect for the TIFF atmosphere.

These stars have truly brought their A-game to the 2024 TIFF red carpets, reminding us why we love the glamour of festival season. Whether it’s the bold fashion statements or the subtle elegance, one thing is for sure—TIFF knows how to do red carpet style!

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