The women wear cocktail dresses, and the men wear ties.
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On knitwear, skirts and cocktail dresses, classic pleating is reimagined.
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Inside, the attendees wore suits and cocktail dresses, tuxedos and ballgowns.
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Less predictable, upon a closer inspection, were several festive cocktail dresses.
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Women's cocktail dresses and bags are the focus of Society New York.
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High heels, full makeup, cocktail dresses and pageant moms filled the hotel ballroom.
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For some, gowns, cocktail dresses, and anything sparkly is reserved for special events only.
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Chocolate was moulded into whimsical designs from evening gowns to cocktail dresses to hats.
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Delegates wore white cocktail dresses and nude heels while performing to a Meghan Trainor song.
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They wear ties and cocktail dresses and they salute the new President of the US. pic.twitter.
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Monse transformed the white button-down shirt into everything from floor-sweeping gowns to cocktail dresses.
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Women are expected to wear formal gowns or cocktail dresses, and men should be in tuxes.
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She likes Kate Spade New York for her cocktail dresses, and Edie Parker for her cutesy clutches.
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While non-Muslims might associate "fancy" with cocktail dresses, Muslims also adhere to a modest dress code.
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A sunshine yellow dress is sure to get you noticed amid a sea of black cocktail dresses.
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Thin off-the-shoulder knits were layered under beaded tea-length gowns, mini cocktail dresses and embellished separates.
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Trump's daughters, Ivanka and Tiffany, also opted for simple monochromatic looks, wearing almost identical sky blue cocktail dresses.
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While honoring these touchstones, Vaccarello also updated them with frayed denim and slinky cocktail dresses with sculptural busts.
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In other Christmas-related news, check out our list of the10 best affordable cocktail dresses for holiday parties.
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This time, the women wore white cocktail dresses with their nude heels and performed to Meghan Trainor like pros.
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Its analysts concluded that Amazon's cocktail dresses, women's sweaters, and men's shoes pose the biggest threats to legacy brands.
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Though the usual gowns were missing from the finale, the simple-but-sweet cocktail dresses made up for it.
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I have to have a serious work wardrobe, casual attire, clothes for nights out and a few cocktail dresses.
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Meanwhile, long-time BFFsNina Dobrev and Julianne Hough arrived in a Cadillac Escalade together looking chic in black cocktail dresses.
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Many were sporting cocktail dresses and suits for the occasion, while others wore shirts and jackets adorned with NASA's logo.
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That, thank god, is over, and now we're onto "The Women Tell All," two hours of shouting in cocktail dresses!
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Johannes Leiacker's set is a plain courtroom; the dystopia seems to have doomed everyone to identical suits and cocktail dresses.
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There were tiered tulle dresses with voluminous trains, tight cocktail dresses topped with black velvet bows, and fez-like hats.
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So among the ultra-glam gowns, Siriano created a sexy one-piece, a white suit and a bunch of cocktail dresses.
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For Andi's Bachelor stint, she brought only one super fancy dress (which she wore on night one) and four cocktail dresses.
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Standing in a line, their collective image was dizzyingly uniform: short scarlet-red cocktail dresses and 4-inch-high nude heels.
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Cocktail dresses make up the majority of Rose Ceremony style with the exception of night one where most contestants opt for gowns.
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Some might regard that — or her collection of 80 elaborate evening gowns and many more cocktail dresses and lunch looks — as overkill.
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"Chandelier earrings, power shoulders and cocktail dresses are the perfect way to celebrate the holidays," ASOS womenswear head of design, Sian Ryan, says.
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"I got my clothes at Target, Nordstrom Rack, or my friend's closet, plus a few great cocktail dresses at Forever 21," she says.
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The DVF Awards hosted by Diane von Furstenberg three weeks ago was filled with Botox blondes, crowding the bar in black cocktail dresses.
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They were making classic ready-to-wear — cocktail dresses and suits and such — but with no waste left on the cutting-room floor.
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I had unlimited dinners with martinis, my gay husbands ("gusbands" as they prefer to be called) and I bought a lot of cocktail dresses.
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Others strutted past in dollar bill miniskirts and pastel crystal-studded prints of detergent pods; foxy stuffed animal stoles and tiny taffeta cocktail dresses.
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Then, electronic music blared for 15 minutes, while models showed off white fitted cocktail dresses, taupe suede skirts and luscious brown bolero-like fur coats.
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The dinner's dress code, Women's Wear Daily reported, was "casual cocktail," so Mr. Khan sent cocktail dresses rather than the gowns he is known for.
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BOGOTÁ, Colombia — It could have been any beauty pageant in Latin America as two dozen contestants, wearing gold cocktail dresses, stood expectantly on the stage.
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Giant fake sunflowers outside made a safe space for guests to pose for Instagram in their hijabs, baseball caps, pantsuits, combat boots and cocktail dresses.
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Whether they're loving or enduring it, the women, who are expected to wear cocktail dresses and high heels, must hold tight for four-song sets.
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Also in brown paper sacks (a literal sack dress) and moving blankets (coats crafted from flannel padding) and Bubble Wrap (cocktail dresses in transparent plastic).
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There were a lot of people who had the vaguely familiar look of minor celebrities dressed in everything from cocktail dresses to a beanie and sweatpants.
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The company was founded in 1964 by Palatchi and its bridal and cocktail dresses are sold through nearly 4,000 retailers worldwide and its own 45 stores.
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Contributors rarely stray from wearing bikinis, underwear, or tight cocktail dresses, using props like wine glasses, food, black leather, and fishnets to titillate their niche audiences.
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She was a B-list pop singer promoting her first number one hit, "Umbrella" (originally written for Britney Spears), while wearing cocktail dresses on David Letterman.
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They give you the support you need to walk all over city streets, keep your feet warm and work equally well with jeans and cocktail dresses.
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From cozy sweaters to cocktail dresses, Amazon shoppers seem to have an impeccable eye for discovering high-quality, budget-friendly products to round out your wardrobe.
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There was a mix of geeks with long shorts and high socks, men in button downs and khakis, Tesla superfans with branded swag, women in cocktail dresses.
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On Tuesday, Chanel presented Karl Lagerfeld's vision of a Mediterranean, palm tree-lined garden, complete with a Tuscan-style villa, delicate cocktail dresses, and boat-neck tweed suits.
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During his 14-year tenure at Lanvin, Elbaz was credited with reviving the French couture house's fortunes, with modern takes on silk cocktail dresses and colourful, feminine designs.
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During his 14-year tenure at Lanvin, Elbaz was credited with reviving the French couture house's fortunes, with modern takes on silk cocktail dresses and colorful, feminine designs.
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During his 14-year tenure at Lanvin, Elbaz was credited with reviving the French couture house's fortunes, with modern takes on silk cocktail dresses and colorful, feminine designs.
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In between were clean-lined evening coats paved in floral paillettes, cape-backed silk crepe cocktail dresses and a series of misty organza Juliet dresses that exuded romance.
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With an inventory stacked with everyday wares, cocktail dresses, and beachy vacation pieces, consider it your one-stop shop for a spankin' new lineup for the season ahead.
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Most people were wearing some variation on the standard club uniform: slacks, sneakers, and button down shirts for the men; heels, cocktail dresses, and clutches for the women.
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They all wore white sashes across red cocktail dresses, some with sequins and feathers that hugged their hourglass figures, others with tutus and tassels that created striking silhouettes.
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Walking into the arena, I felt like I was in Madison Square Garden, but instead of New York Knicks jerseys, everyone was wearing sparkling gowns and cocktail dresses.
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An excerpt from an article by Rachel Syme: Last month, 12 women in black sequin cocktail dresses stood on a stage inside a theater on the Brooklyn waterfront.
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They have again focused their collection around the white button-down shirt — which they use as a point of departure in everything from floor-sweeping gowns to cocktail dresses.
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Chris Harrison, Bachelor dad, is a real dad as well, something you might forget when he's hanging out with a gaggle of 26-year-old women in cocktail dresses.
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"There's a kind of sheen of cocktail dresses and fur and gowns, but then someone's got their hand on someone else's butt, or is grabbing their arm," she said.
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In addition to designing monster makeup and special effects, Patrick was a glamorous bit actress with lush, dark hair and a penchant for cocktail dresses that showed off her shoulders.
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It's just that ultra-short, asymmetrical, glittery cocktail dresses and Western-style ankle boots, compared to the meditative, almost conservativeness of Philo's revolutionary Celine, feels like a completely different book.
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OF. IT. If you look at all of Weir and Lipinski's outifts, they tend to fall into a pattern: Lipinski wears a whole lot of cocktail dresses, often with metallic details.
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The bar top's fluorescent glow made the room feel like a set piece on Insecure: Women in cocktail dresses nonchalantly held glasses of prosecco, and the guys in tailored suits, D'usse.
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It will feature Missoni summer cocktail dresses and palazzo pants, brightly hued Sara Battaglia x Ferragamo clutches and vintage pieces from La Double J. — all perfect for a summer night out.
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From elegant party and cocktail dresses to fun boho maxis and midis, there are tons of Prime-eligible styles in both prints and solids to browse via the Milumia store on Amazon.
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A mirrored box reflecting a field of moving infinity lights echoed the sharpness of the designer's tuxedo tailoring, with its boxy padded shoulders, and the ornate embellishments adorning thigh-grazing cocktail dresses.
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Swap out your cocktail dresses for this sophisticated party outfit option that looks as sleek on the dance floor (where you can go low without a care) as it does in group photos.
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Instagram's exuberant portrayals of women in cocktail dresses playing with assault rifles are not particularly representative of the bigger-picture relationship between American women and guns, which are primarily owned by America's men.
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While every look had us swooning, the leather pieces – all black, coming in knee-length board shorts, sweetheart neckline cocktail dresses, and zip-front dresses – are top of our cold-weather wish list.
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The fashion service offers a selection of designer-label cocktail dresses, cabana wear and ski wear, with styles that sell for $500 or more, available for rent for around $80 plus shipping fees.
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Short, curvy portrait-collared cashmere or fur coats had a jolie madame cool, and cocktail dresses with hip-hugging skirts and high waists under colorful silks sliding off one shoulder, a fillip of chic.
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Before you can say "everyone in the casting department deserves an Emmy and also probably the Presidential Medal of Freedom," the limos arrive, unleashing a swirling fever dream of cocktail dresses and ill-conceived gimmicks.
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An alligator-slash-witch with a penchant for blond wigs and cocktail dresses, she's the villain from Sitio do Picapau Amarelo, a Brazilian children's show from the early 2000s, which was based on Brazilian folklore.
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Those in the American horse racing industry who have had the opportunity to mingle with dukes and earls while dressed in top hats and tails and chapeaus and cocktail dresses can vouch for the experience.
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All the booths were filled with groups of women celebrating their tipsy thirtieth birthdays, wearing sparkly cocktail dresses and blowing money on one of the worst restaurants in Los Angeles — but with name recognition, of course.
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There were gold flares and voluminous opera jackets, sweeping capes and an array of gowns and cocktail dresses that glittered with sequins and crystals — not unlike the antique chandeliers that formed the backdrop for the show.
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"Thank God we know someone," Tammy Werline, 49, said as rain cascaded off the awning's edge and people in suits and cocktail dresses buzzed in and out of the restaurant, almost directly below the glowing ball.
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No, Kufrin and Yrigoyen still aren't married, but on an Instagram story this Friday, Kufrin shared she's finally getting rid of all the cocktail dresses she wore on Arie Luyendyk Jr.'s cursed season of The Bachelor.
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It was, in the end, the classic pieces that showcased the art of the ateliers that made the biggest statement: a beautiful sheer cape embroidered with sequined gold wheat sheaves, for example, or feather covered cocktail dresses.
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Whether you plan on sleeping till noon, hosting a festive dinner party or want to sit around binging Netflix all day, she provided her favorite pajamas, cocktail dresses and roomy sweaters for everything the holiday has in store.
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Everyone wore knit Fair Isle balaclavas and often big firefighters' gloves in silver foil, which also was used in false-front A-line cocktail dresses trimmed in white lace that turned into camper-blanket sheaths at the back.
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CreditCredit On a Sunday afternoon in May, in a rented theater on the Brooklyn waterfront, a group of 212 women in black sequin cocktail dresses stood in a confused clump at the center of the stage, awaiting instruction.
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Neighbor is the 1927 equivalent of a wedding guest who has been told that the dress code is "dressy casual" and shows up in a cotton floral sundress, only to find everyone else in suits and cocktail dresses.
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On a recent Friday night, Wall Street bros in suits and middle-aged European men in skinny jeans flirted loudly at the bar with off-duty models wearing skimpy cocktail dresses, patent leather stilettos and matching Prada bags.
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They staged their performance before 14,623 fans at the T-Mobile Arena, many of the men in sharp suits and no socks, many of the women in cocktail dresses and heels, as if attired for a garish wake.
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Style signatures both women are recognized for were dappled throughout the collection, from the queen's heritage-check calf-length skirts and penchant for top-handled handbags to Diana's jewel-toned '80s cocktail dresses, '90s jodhpurs, and silk scarves.
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Author and former ABC correspondent Lynn Sherr remembers that back in 1975, Trump had a starter apartment down the hall from her at 65th and Third, and she saw different women in cocktail dresses leaving almost every morning.
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The range consists of 13 gowns, cocktail dresses, and stoles that feature many of the signature-Karl touches we see so often on the Chanel and Fendi runways, such as 3D floral appliqués, fluted fishtail hems, and pearl trims.
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This was certainly true of the kaleidoscopic deconstructed surfer dresses, though it's hard to imagine there are many women out there who want a print of soccer players kicking away on their cocktail dresses, though I could be wrong.
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These big, brightly lit stores seemed to pop up in malls overnight sometime in the late 2000s, carrying everything from skinny jeans to work blouses to cocktail dresses, often for significantly less money than stores like Gap or Nordstrom.
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In addition to well tanned women of all ages dressed in colorful long gowns, short cocktail dresses and skinny jeans with sky high Manolo Blahniks, one female fan was all decked out in a Trump hat dangling with campaign slogans.
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At just about every exhibit, women in cocktail dresses smiled impassively at passersby as they stood next to shiny new cars — a slightly more understated (yet equally sexist) take on the "booth babe" phenomenon that continues to pervade major tech events.
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It's easy to mistake Hunter Conrad (Haley Bennett), the woman at the center of "Swallow," for a mid-20th-century housewife: She dotes on her husband while wearing pearls and cocktail dresses and has a Jackie Kennedy bounce to her bob.
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Les dépôts-ventes (which translates to "deposit and sale") are airy and efficiently organized: rows of leather jackets, tuxedos, blazers, silk blouses, cashmere sweaters, fur and cocktail dresses beckoning from hangers; vitrines piled with jewelry, wallets, sunglasses and, of course, scarves.
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At Paco Rabanne, Julien Dossena broke the bonds of 1960s futurism in a terrific Jean Harlow-meets-Jimi Hendrix hybrid of duchess satin-swagged cocktail dresses, silver chain mail bias slips; Art Deco peacock-print rock star suiting and leopard spots.
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I have 40 cocktail dresses that I've bought over the years, and I pull a few out to see what I want to wear — it's hard to take an auction in a full-length dress, they make me feel inhibited.
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At the Peppermill Restaurant, a 1970s-era diner on the northern edge of the Strip where waitresses wear blue miniskirts or black satin cocktail dresses, there was no visible sign of the hearing that was captivating much of the country.
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Ms. Zoe showed her sequined cocktail dresses and red-carpet-ready gowns during a seated dinner of salmon and asparagus, near a pool with views from Century City to Downtown, to celebrity friends like Eva Longoria, Nicole Richie and Jaime King.
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The collection of clothing and accessories, which ranges from short cocktail dresses to themed handbags, features a '50s fit and flare polka dot Minnie Mouse dress, a patterned "Mad Hatter Party" midi, a Pocahontas purse and plenty more from your favorite princesses.
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Other documents and photos from private collections and the archives of Maison Balenciaga accompany the exhibition's 60 or so finished day suits, jackets, and evening cocktail dresses, some lined with silk taffeta, edged with fringes, and decorated with satin ribbons and sequins.
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Near the end of the meal, one of my buddies directed my attention to the table next to us, where a beefy guy in a leather jacket was doling out cash to three younger women who were seated with him, all wearing slinky cocktail dresses.
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At Chanel's show, we saw models in boat-necked tweed suits and cocktail dresses line up in a Tuscan villa-esque garden (Karl Lagerfeld, meanwhile, was nowhere to be seen – he was "feeling tired" so didn't make an appearance at the end of the show).
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The early Rivers, in her cocktail dresses and pearls, seemed to be playing a version of herself, the wised-up funny lady who made jokes about sex on the linoleum because she knew it was far better to make jokes about that floor than to scrub it.
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Built on the tailoring that may be their comfort zone, they combined swingy, slightly oversize jackets and the wide-legged trousers that seem ubiquitous this season with shirts and flirty little cocktail dresses that wrapped round the body and ended in a fillip at one hip.
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It's one thing to borrow a sofa for a sublet or half a dozen cocktail dresses for a wedding-packed summer, but when even your cheap cotton crop-tops and mid-range distressed denim are only temporarily yours, it'll look a lot simpler not to keep much at all.
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There are two security guards standing at the top of a spiral staircase that leads down to the room in which the dinner is being held, but in their dinner jackets and cocktail dresses—and, in some cases, wigs from a theatrical costumier—the activists look the part.
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But they still had an air of costume drama, as did Richard Quinn's diamond-sprinkled roses and leopard print whistle-stop tour through the cocktail dresses of the decades (though perhaps he could be forgive for having Windsors seemingly on the mind; Queen Elizabeth did attend his last show).
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At a Clark County Democratic Party dinner gala at the Tropicana Las Vegas on Saturday night — filled by an establishment crowd willing to pay $150 for dinner and dress up in suits and cocktail dresses — six top presidential candidates spoke, and Mr. Biden seemed to own the room.
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It was the second annual "shopping day" for OnStage, a program created last year by Ms. Friedman in which women donate black-tie gowns and cocktail dresses to Juilliard's students, who are expected to be outfitted in fancy attire at their many auditions and performances, as well as at galas and parties.
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Saint Laurent this season proved quite divisive between editors and buyers but from our perspective, when we returned to the showroom, I saw a nice evolution and modernity to the collection that kept well within the codes of the brand — plenty of 1980s-infused big shoulders, leather skirts, sheer blouses and metallic cocktail dresses.
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"She knows how to cater to everyday women and provides elegant and appropriate wear for many occasions," Helen David, fashion director at Harrods, wrote in an email, referring to the designer's signature floor-length gowns with cascading beadwork, embroidered cocktail dresses and shimmering after-dinner separates, all united by a faithful adherence to simple, flattering silhouettes.
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And it was embedded in a collection otherwise largely familiar (and full of comfortable continuity): long bouclé coats lined by rows of diamanté and pearl buttons; miniskirts and sparkly cocktail dresses paired with cropped puff-shoulder bomber jackets; high-collar white shirts and tuxedo bib velvets; an evening section of simple silver screen-era silks and satin slithers.
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Also Altuzarra, where Joseph Altuzarra mixed pleated leather pants with swishy one-shouldered tunic-and-trouser sets, and metallic floral cocktail dresses ruched around the body à la old Ungaro, and Haider Ackermann, whose sharp-edged tailoring for both women and men in black, white and red, has the high-gloss allure of the eternally chic.
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A burbling fountain in the midst of it all provided background music for a bouquet of pastel bouclé suits with matching bouclé bootees (also some bouclé knickerbockers, but let's forget those), berry-hued cocktail dresses twinkling with flower fairy lights and feathers, and little sheaths that shimmered under the airbrushed scrim of a silk chiffon overdress and allowed for a bigger stride.
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They arrived at the Watergate in summer suits and cocktail dresses, pinning on name tags with red, blue and white stripes to help nudge 45-year-old memories of the months spent investigating an episode that one White House official dismissed as a third-rate burglary — but that stretched to the Oval Office and brought down President Richard M. Nixon.
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Bespoke garments are still a substantial part of her business, and so, in addition to flattering cocktail dresses and wide-leg jumpsuits, her collection also has grand showpieces that demonstrate her ability to create statement-making evening wear, such as a sweeping marshmallow-pink cloqué opera cape or a lemon-hued bustier ball gown in the same fabric with a flowing train.
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Affliction even subtly shapes the journalistic persona Didion crafts for herself in her canonical essays: a rigorously unsentimental reporter writing about senseless violence and serial killers, picking apart the hollow promises of the American dream, but still facing all this darkness with a beguiling female fragility, plagued by migraines and existential angst, packing her own size 2 black cocktail dresses when she hits the road.
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Rent the Runway was originally conceived as a solution for women who didn't want to invest in gowns and cocktail dresses that they might only use once, but has since expanded to offer a subscription service for everyday professional wear, Indian formal wear, and even a partnership with West Elm that allows subscribers to rent pillows, throws and quilts for their homes and apartments.
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Vaccarello, who established his uber-sexy, extra-tailored aesthetic first at his eponymous brand and later at Versus Versace, reaffirmed his love for body-con silhouettes, all-black everything, and amped-up '80s glamour with a collection that somehow included basic denim, shearling jackets, slouchy boots, cocktail dresses with exaggerated sweetheart necklines, evening gowns in butterscotch leather, super-short PVC skirts, and glittering power suits (with power shoulders) all in one.
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Beautifully sculpted coats hung with deep ruffs and cuffs of fake fur in unnatural shades; moiré pit-crew suits; off-the-shoulder duvet cocktail dresses; bias gowns composed of a rainbow of fabric ends; little black dresses dangling old mussel shells and found objects — all connected the techniques and tropes that defined fashion's past with the issues that are shaping its present, and they did so in perfectly judged balance.
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Thanks to a potent cocktail of turbulent currency exchange rates, political volatility in Britain and the United States, and fears about terrorism in Europe, the world's wealthiest shoppers are being more thrifty, according to a study published on Thursday by the Italian luxury goods association Altagamma and the global consultants Bain & Co. Sales of designer handbags, shoes, cocktail dresses and the like are expected to flatline this year at 249 billion euros, or $273.4 billion, at constant exchange rates (that is to say, excluding currency swings), according to the study.
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