The celebrity-filled red (uh, purple) carpet featured dozens of dazzling looks — and some genius Marvel-inspired accessories.
Olivia Wilde looked damn good on the same red carpet, too.
The video was filmed on location in Buenos Aires.
Just because you've never heard of Serinda Swan doesn't mean she can't ace a Proenza Schouler look.
Ok, it was mostly just Aubrey Plaza and Elizabeth Olsen who did that, but we're here for it.
Her red carpet look was Very Good.
And two One Direction-ers get in on the fashion scene wearing blue.
Not counting the Met Gala attendees.
Marie Kondo, Sarah Paulson and Caitlyn Jenner shined in distinct ways.
And her makeup was on point, too.
Keira Knightley, Taraji P. Henson, Naomi Campbell and Jessica Alba prove that fashion really can make you happy.
Spring wardrobe inspiration, right this way.
The youngest Olsen wore Saint Laurent to the London premiere of "Avengers: Age of Ultron" on Tuesday.
Gwyneth Paltrow, Dakota Fanning and more have us thinking dark colors are the most chic (and practical) way to get through the season.
In a maxi skirt. She is an Olsen, after all.
Stop being such a little princess, Elle Fanning. Just stop.
As she transitions into acting, she wants to play "strong" female roles. Right on, Cara.
Three of whom just so happen to be the spring faces of Miu Miu.
And Instagram sensation Jen Selter, known for her enviable backside, got a spread in Vanity Fair.
Just when you thought you couldn't love her any more...
Doing side plank hip lifts (with an apparent headache, no less) on a leather couch has never looked so sexy.
This week's best dressed ladies were all about simple elegance. We love Carey Mulligan's unfussy, strapless chartreuse Dior (a rare experimentation with color for the actress), as much as Kate Moss and Allison Williams' more subdued black numbers. On the edgier side of the spectrum were Rooney Mara in Proenza, Elizabeth Olsen in Chloé, and newcomer Lupita Nyong'o in Prada. Click through for all that and the rest of this week's best dressed.
Not one to be overshadowed by her older twin sisters, Elizabeth Olsen gets her own cover for the September issue of Dazed & Confused, shot by Angelo Pennetta. {The Fashion Spot} We've said it before, but now it's New York Times-legit: Eva Chen is “the first editor-in-chief of our generation.” {New York Times} Now everything from ramen to Wacoal bras can be bought in vending machines in Japan. {PSFK}