In terms of fashion and style, this year has been a smashing hit. Despite setbacks, the fashion industry produced a storm by squeezing out innumerable legendary moments.
Our celebs served up look after look. This year’s most eye-catching fashion trends have been whittled down to eight. Check out what eventually made the cut.
Bella Hadid X Coperni Spray Printed Dress
Coperni’s beautiful spray-painted dress was worn by Bella Hadid at Paris Fashion Week 2022. The ultimate white outfit was sprayed over the supermodel’s body, which became one of the highlights of PFW.
Bella walked the runway in only her panties and heels, hiding her breasts as a team of three men sprayed a dress on her body. This was one of the most memorable events in fashion history, and it will be remembered for years.
Kim Kardashian Dressed As Marilyn Monroe
Despite criticism for her quick weight reduction, Kim’s presence on the red carpet was one of the top fashion events of 2022.
Kim Kardashian sparked outrage on the internet when she wore the iconic outfit worn by the late legendary actress Marilyn Monroe in 1962 while singing “Happy Birthday” to President John F. Kennedy. Kim looked stunning in the skintight gown as she walked the red carpet at the Met Gala 2022.
The stunning and evocative fashion statement featured over 6,000 hand-sewn crystals by costumier Jean Luois.
Blake Lively At Met Gala
At the Met Gala 2022, Blake Lively recreated the metamorphosis of New York’s Statue of Liberty from bronze to oxidized green. She began with a Versace tulle column gown adorned with crystal, metallic leather, and a tri-tone copper foil duchesse with a huge bow.
Her outfit was subsequently altered into a marine blue and copper gown with a stone-studded corset and fashionable gloves. Her dress was adorned with a hand-painted and embroidered celestial map inspired by the 12 zodiac constellations that adorn the Grand Central Station ceiling.
She accessorized her gown with a multi-colored stone-studded headpiece and earrings.
Deepika Padukone At Cannes Film Festival
Deepika Padukone stole the show at the Cannes Film Festival this year. Deepika’s first red-carpet appearance as the jury was in a stripped black saree by ace designer Sabyasachi Mukherjee.
The sequined traditional drape was matched with a blingy black sleeveless shirt. She wore a tiara and wore her hair in a bun, inspired by a maang tikka and jhumkas. Her thick winged eyeliner was one of her fashion moment’s standout elements.
Rihanna’s Exotic Maternity Looks
Girl in Trouble Riri’s pregnant style grabbed headlines this year when she took command of the bump-baring troops. The singer’s clothing lacked traditional covering layers. Rihanna turned heads in cropped co-ord sets, sheer lingerie as outerwear, low-waisted jeans, and other looks.
Katrina Kaif At A Wedding
Katrina Kaif has been winning hearts over the internet with her saree look at a wedding. the actress has officially kicked off the hot saree season. She wore Manish Malhotra’s icy blue calcite chiffon saree is adorned with sequin grids and edged with soft pink sequin Taban embroidery and fabric trimming.
Katrina wore it with a velvet Taban embroidered blouse. She accessorised with large jhumkas and a bangle, finished her look with minimal makeup, and left her hair open.
Nora Fatehi At FIFA World Cup
Nora Fatehi made news for her performance at the FIFA World Cup Fan Fest in a spectacular attire. Nora wore a figure-hugging catsuit with Swarovski crystals, silver stones, and tassels, as well as a waist belt and a harness of crystals, chain stones, and long tassels. She accessorised with a massive trail jacket lined with similar pink feathers.
Sonam Kapoor at Red Sea Film Festival
The most recent instance of Indian celebs making fashion statements was at the Red Sea Film Festival in Saudi Arabia. Sonam Kapoor made her first red carpet appearance since the birth of her son, Vayu.
She dazzled the audience in a ruby red gown with a dramatic silk satin duchesse cape and bell sleeves. Her other look was a striking marigold hand-pleated taffeta gown from Sara Mrad’s collection.
