The Biggest Fits of the Year
The Biggest Fits of the Year
Fashion is back! So are the galas, awards shows, and after-parties where it thrives. These are the people who went large.
Kanye West
“Hey, Siri, can you dry-clean rubber Balenciaga spikes?”
Bernie Sanders
After the planet’s most unlikely influencer wore a pair of recycled wool mittens made by one of his Vermont constituents to Joe Biden’s inauguration, demand for quirky knitwear skyrocketed. But don’t sleep on the rest of the Green Mountain State’s contributions to fashion. “We have some good coats as well,” the senator told CNN.
A$AP Rocky și Rihanna
America’s hottest couple were the last guests to arrive on the Met Gala red carpet, and undeniably the coziest: Rocky was draped in a repurposed quilt (originally made by a SoCal grandmother) and a custom silk taffeta tux, both by ERL, and Rihanna was cocooned in Balenciaga couture.
Daniel Craig
The bow tie, the gold Omega watch, and the bespoke Anderson & Sheppard tux — apparently sewn directly onto Craig’s body — are all par for the course for 007. The surprising cranberry velvet is what ranks this among the year’s best outfits.
Lakeith Stanfield
This safari-style jumpsuit made waves because it was part of Saint Laurent’s womenswear collection—and because it was undeniably the flyest look at the Oscars.
Tilda Swinton
The ethereal actor wore billowing trousers and jumbo poet sleeves by Schiaparelli as a reminder to us all: Don’t be afraid to size up.
Harvey Keitel
Why don’t you be the one to tell Harvey Keitel to put his toes away on the red carpet?
Virgil Abloh
Come for the airbrushing, stay for the bunny ears—the Louis Vuitton designer knows how to use fashion to get people thinking.
Jalen Green
Slinky, sexy, just-right flared trousers and disco-ball bling— this Balmain suit on the second overall pick is a downright fearless NBA draft-night look.
Jake Gyllenhaal
There is a world in which wearing a baby-pink tuxedo qualifies exclusively as a stunt. This…is not that world.
