Zoë Kravitz Made GQ’s Men of the Year Awards All About Her in an Abs-Baring Cutout Dress—See Pics

has evolved to be more refined–or Parisian, if you will. And her most recent appearance reflects her new style era.This content can also be viewed on the site it from.Spotted out and about in New York City with her husband Justin Bieber, the 26-year-old model served up an outfit that oozed French-girl style in the most glamorous way.

Focus Features’ Spoiler Alert opened on six screens (in NY, LA, San Francisco) to an estimated $85k, or $14k per theater, in a crowded arthouse market. Strong exit polls and word of mouth – 94% in the top two boxes – could help built out this movie, which will likely be more audience-focused than awards-buzz driven.

’s Miami party look surely landed with the splash she intended when she marched into Story nightclub leaving a diamanté trail behind her last night. Wearing what can best be described as discoball coords, Rih delivered a masterclass in the louche way to do December dressing. Forget skin-tight silhouettes, micro hemlines and , the performer made her signature baggy fits work for club hopping by blinging them out to the max.All those crystals require a deftness of touch when it comes to styling.

any less? Absolutely not. The actor wore one of friend Anthony Vaccarello’s slinky halter gowns to the Saint Laurent Rive Droite party in Miami Beach, feting the launch of an exhibition co-curated by Madonna to mark the re-release of her 1992 book, Sex. While the “Into The Groove” singer, whip in hand, did vamp chic in a blazer and fishnets, Kravitz relied on the innate sensuality of Saint Laurent’s designs to help her feel her best on her big day. A blue mani was the perfect subtle contrast to that black draped halter dress with its floor-pooling hem.Friends of the brand, including Hailey Bieber and Kate Moss, have been won over by Vaccarello’s recent fluid, floor-sweeping designs that spell out subtle sex appeal, but Kravitz has always loved this less-is-more, languid approach to getting dressed (unless she’s swathed in crystals and little else , of course).

Best Feature“Aftersun”“The Cathedral”“Dos Estaciones”“Everything Everywhere All at Once”“Tár”Best Documentary Feature“All That Breathes” * WINNER“All the Beauty and the Bloodshed” “I Didn’t See You There”“The Territory”“What We Leave Behind”Best International Feature: “Athena”“The Banshees of Inisherin”“Corsage”“Decision to Leave”“Happening” *WINNER“Saint Omer”Bingham Ray Breakthrough Director AwardCharlotte Wells for “Aftersun” Owen Kline for “Funny Pages” Elegance Bratton for “The Inspection” Antoneta Alamat Kusijanovic for “Murina” Beth de Araújo for “Soft & Quiet” Jane Schoenbrun for “We’re All Going to the World’s Fair “Best Screenplay: “After Yang,” Kogonada“Armageddon Time,” James Gray“Catherine Called Birdy,” Lena Dunham“Tár,” Todd Field *WINNER“Women Talking,” Sarah Polley, based upon the book by Miriam ToewsOutstanding Lead PerformanceCate Blanchett in “Tár” Danielle Deadwyler in “Till”Dale Dickey in “A Love Song”Colin Farrell in “After Yang” Brendan Fraser in “The Whale” Paul Mescal in “Aftersun”Thandiwe Newton in “God’s Country” Aubrey Plaza in “Emily the Criminal” Taylor Russell in “Bones and All “Michelle Yeoh in “Everything Everywhere All At Once” Outstanding Supporting PerformanceJessie Buckley in “Women Talking” Raúl Castillo in “The Inspection” Hong Chau in “The Whale” Brian Tyree Henry in “Causeway” Nina Hoss in “Tár” Noémie Merlant in “Tár” Ke Huy Quan in “Everything Everywhere All At Once”Mark Rylance in “Bones and All “Gabrielle Union in “The Inspection” Ben Whishaw in “Women Talking”Breakthrough Performer: Anna Cobb in “We’re All Going to the World’s Fair”Frankie Corio in “Aftersun”Anna Diop in “Nanny” Gracija Filipovic in “Murina” *WINNERKalie Reis in “Catch the Fair One”Breakthrough Series –

Gold rush! Olivia Wilde was a vision at the Women Talking premiere in Beverly Hills on Thursday, November 17.