Fashion Week might long be over, but the style storm is still roaring on—and our favorite celebrities are leading the charge. From red carpets to the streets and Instagram, this past week was packed with standout outfits that blended couture drama with real-life wearability. These stars didn’t just wear clothes—they made statements. And guess what? You can, too.
From Ciara’s gothic lace slay to Alicia Keys’ boardroom boss energy, the celebrity lineup this week proved that fashion icon outfits aren’t limited to the runway—they’re alive on the streets, stages, and feeds. Let’s break down the most interesting looks, how to recreate them from your closet, and where to wear them for maximum impact.
Here are 10 fashion icon outfits that ruled this week and how you can recreate them…
#1. Alicia Keys: Wall Street Cool Meets Street Style Queen
At the Breakthrough Prize Ceremony, Alicia Keys looked like the boss of Wall Street and the Met Gala. Her gray pinstripe Fear of God pants styled with a high-neck top and oversized coat was the definition of polished power. If you’ve got any suit—even mismatched separates—pair it with a turtleneck and top it off with minimalist accessories, sleek shades, and that “I mean business” strut. This look works when heading to business brunches.
#2. Ciara: Gothic Glam Goddess
Ciara didn’t walk into the Fashion Trust US Awards—she floated in. Her sheer black Dundas lace jumpsuit, dramatic coat, and killer heels served up gothic glamour with a fearless twist. Want to channel this vibe? Layer a sheer top or bodysuit with sleek black trousers and a tailored coat. Throw in some bold accessories, and you’re red carpet-ready, whether it’s for a fancy cocktail event or an upscale dinner where drama is very much encouraged.
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#3. Mindy Kaling: Power in Scarlet
Mindy Kaling turned Instagram into a runway in her vibrant red blazer dress by Nadine Merabi. Recreate the energy with a red blazer or tailored dress, buttoned up and belted. Burgundy heels will seal the deal. This is the look for that product launch you’ve got planned for the weekend. Indeed, fashion icon outfits don’t always require the red carpet—they just need confidence.
#4. Jodie Turner-Smith: Soft Luxury with Sharp Style
At Deadline Contenders Television, Jodie Turner-Smith wore head-to-toe Ferragamo neutrals: a beige knit bodysuit and a cut-out leather skirt with soft pumps. Cozy meets couture. If you have a beige or cream fitted sweater, tuck it into a midi skirt (bonus points for unique textures). Keep accessories minimal and shoes soft-toned. This ensemble is perfect for a night out with friends.
#5. Tamron Hall: Emerald Drama, Activated
Tamron Hall pumped the week in a green Michael Kors gown with a built-in hammered metal collar. Don’t have couture in your closet? No problem. Grab a green dress with a dramatic drape and layer on bold metallic accessories. Perfect for weddings, charity galas, or award nights that deserve your main character’s energy.
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#6. Lily Singh: Avant-Garde Edge with Heart
Lily Singh gave us a rich, textured fantasy in Rafik Zaki leather and Charles & Ron gloves. To pull this off, dig up your leather vest, cinch it with a belt, and layer it over a flowy black maxi or even a mesh skirt. Drama gloves are optional—but if you have them, wear them proudly. Finish with ankle boots and cool glasses. This outfit is screaming for an indie film premiere or an artsy rooftop party where fashion icon outfits are judged like Olympic routines.
#7. Poorna Jagannathan: Fashion Engineer
Poorna Jagannathan is what happens when intellect meets innovation. Her trench-as-skirt move layered over a crisp shirt and architectural top was a lesson in smart styling. Use a classic trench and wrap it or belt it into a makeshift skirt (yes, really). Then, pair it with a fitted shirt and an architectural top or cropped vest. Add strappy heels, and you’re ready for a contemporary art gala or fashion panel. This look is bold, unexpected, and very on-trend.
#8. Jordyn Woods: Midnight Monochrome Muse
Jordyn Woods gave us full monochrome magic in a sheer black chevron top and matching long skirt. This look is easy to remix—grab a sheer blouse, pair it with a black maxi or tailored trousers, and top it off with sleek heels. The result? Clean, classic, and endlessly chic. Wear this for upscale dinners or nights out where you want to glow in noir.
#9. Ryan Destiny: Effortless Goddess Energy
Ryan Destiny looked like a sculpture in motion in a cream Schiaparelli shirt-dress with gold buttons and a dramatic ruched tail. Copy her modern goddess moment by styling a classic button-down dress with a gold waist belt or dramatic jewelry. Pair it with metallic heels or strappy sandals. Perfect for an engagement party, fancy brunch, or any event where you want to whisper elegance while still being unforgettable.
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#10. Didi Stone: Denim, But Make It Couture
Didi Stone gave us high-impact denim in Jean Paul Gaultier. You can emulate her look by pairing statement jeans with a contrasting denim jacket or top. Throw in white heels and oversized jewelry, and you’ve got a streetwear-meets-haute-couture ensemble ready for influencer events, brunches, or anywhere fashion lives loudly.
Final Word: Wear the Moment
This week’s fashion icon outfits prove one thing: style doesn’t need a runway to make an impact—it just needs you. Whether you’re reworking your basics or investing in something bold, channel these looks with confidence. Because real fashion icons don’t follow trends—they make statements. Now go out there and own your moment.
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