Fashion

Kenneth Branagh’s Murder on the Orient Express harkens back to another era but is updated with modern and eternal themes – ethnic discrimination, greed and revenge. The Agatha Christie classic allows for plush material and incredible tailoring, lavishly employed by costume designer Alex Byrne.

Set in the late 1950s the wardrobe of Wonder Wheel is lush with clothes that show up the feminine form fantastically without being blatant. The clothing is a palette of warm colors on Kate Winslet that emphasize the waist.

Men embrace suits , women have flowing skirts and yes, post Labor Day, white is still around. And since the rest of the world doesn’t have Labor Day, white is always in style! Click through the gallery to see Tom Hiddleston, Vanessa Hudgens and more.

After all kinds of prints, patterns and sheers dominating red carpets around the world all summer, the stars resorted to black, white and blue to promote their films while talking to the Hollywood Foreign Press Association about upcoming projects.

Zoe Kravitz isn’t afraid to play with fashion. She’s aware it’s not serious – but on the carpet where you help promote your project, she knows how to keep the flash of the photographers focused on her.

It’s that time of year. Major movies are going to be released and that means premieres.

The trends in shapes and the fabrics that are peaking right now: Reese Witherspoon with her asymmetrical neckline; Alicia Vikander’s plunge; Rihanna went for clean-cut frills, while Margot Robbie did a nod to the old yoodle-hee-hew, with a controlled scoop, puffy sleeves and a soft pattern on cream. Click to see what Natalie Portman, Miley Cyrus and Kelly Macdonald wore while walking the carpet.

Soft silhouettes finally make it to Toronto as gauzy gowns meet form-fitting dresses with gashes of lace and florals, while pre-Emmy parties went toward fitted frocks.

Intense, funny, tragic and cathartic are the words that may best describe Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri, a story of desperation, revenge, and determination featuring a fierce Frances McDormand as a divorced Missouri mother who pursues justice for her murdered daughter with steely resolve. She is supported by a stellar cast including Sam Rockwell and Woody Harrelson, and directed by Martin McDonagh.

Golden Globe nominated director Luca Guadagnino’s Call Me by Your Name debuted to much buzz at the Sundance Film Festival and showed at the Toronto Film Festival in advance of its awards-season theatrical release this fall. Adapted by James Ivory from André Aciman’s 2007 novel of the same name, the coming-of-age story stars Armie Hammer as Oliver, an American college student who spends a summer in Italy doing post-graduate study and finds himself slowly falling into a romantic relationship with the younger teenage son of his hosts, Elio (Timothée Chalamet).