We’re Still Thinking About That Carey Mulligan Look

Between fashion month and awards season, our sartorial cup hath runneth over. We have been served viral moment after viral moment—the good, the bad, and the downright bizarre—so today we are recapping our favorite looks from the past week. Obviously, the Oscars stole the spotlight, but there were a few other moments we can’t stop thinking about as well. Read on for a final hurrah before the long wait for the Met Gala to bring us another press cycle of glamour and discourse. — Maraya

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OUTFITS OF THE WEEK

The Coveteur Staff share the looks we’re still thinking about.

Emily Ratajkowski in Jacquemus at the Vanity Fair Oscar Party

It’s papier-mâché wishes and cookie dreams —Marc Duron, Chief Brand Officer 

Sydney Sweeney at the Vanity Fair Oscar Party wearing Angelina Jolie’s 2004 Oscar Dress, an archival cream-colored Marc Bouwer

This dress fits her body like a glove. Classy and ‘Oscars’ personified. —Yasmin Coutinho, Casting Director

Rosé in YSL at the Vanity Fair Oscar Party

Decked out head to toe in YSL as per usual, I have nothing else to say but “Damn, she looks good.” —Katie Mok, Editorial Assistant

Carey Mulligan in Balenciaga on the Oscars Red Carpet

A design that stands the test of time. A remake of a classic.—Tom Lyon, Designer

Jennifer Lawrence in Dior on the Oscars Red Carpet

I am in awe of how glam she looks without an earring. —Caroline Dunn, Associate Director, Brand Partnerships

Anya Taylor-Joy in Sohee Park at the Vanity Fair Oscar Party

 From now on, this is the only acceptable level of LBD for the Vanity Fair Oscars Party. —Paige Kowal, Account Manager

Kimhekim Resort PS24

Nothing to do with any of the major fashion events on the calendar at the moment, but I have been salivating over this look from Kimhekim. —Camille Freestone, Senior Style Editor

Colman Domingo in Louis Vuitton and David Yurman at the Oscars

Ok, this tux?! The flared trousers, the cowboy boots, the bowtie brooch, the glitzy buttons (!!) Nothing cooler. —Hilary George-Parkin, Managing Editor

Celine FW24

Mod wasn’t on my mood board for early spring until I saw Hedi Slimane’s Richard Avedon-inspired collection yesterday. Now it’s all I can think about—mini skirts, boots, oversized sunglasses, Mary Janes, and cropped sleeves. Going to rewatch Quadrophenia and Belle Du Jour and hit some vintage stores. —Maraya Fisher, Newsletter Editor 

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