The best-dressed celebrities at the LACMA Art+Film Gala 2026: Kylie Jenner, Alex Consani and more

This year's LACMA Art and Film Gala delivered plenty of provocative fashion moments, many by Gucci, the event's sponsor. But while Candice Swanpole turned heads with her slit up to their silver gown, and Rosie Huntington-Whiteley made everyone do a double take with her cheeky tuxedo dress, my favorite looks from the night brought a drama of a different, less skin-bearing sort. Let's take a closer look. Anya Taylor-Joy was the belle of the ball in vintage Pierre Cardin haute couture from 1997. Between those layers of fantastical ruffles and the fact that this particular look was displayed in Cardin's 2019 exhibit at the Brooklyn Museum, this is quite literally fashion as art. Bonus points for the extraordinary Jean Schlumberger by Tiffany & Company Stars and Moons necklace set with more than 129 carats of diamonds. Speaking of sculptural masterpieces, how about this Gucci gown on Alex Consani? The twisted pleats made her appear as though she was caught in a very chic tornado. I also love Kylie Jenner in this all-over beaded Ashi Studio couture creation, covered in a gorgeous fawn-inspired print and finished with a playful tail-like tassel. It fits her like a dream and proves animal print can look incredibly elevated. Viola Davis looked downright angelic in this white sequin Gucci gown with a sparkling sheer overlay. 10 out of 10, no notes. Another winner in white was Monica Barbaro in this sleek backless Gucci number, perfectly accented with an Anna Cori ear cuff dripping in diamonds. Representing for the men was Barbaro's boyfriend Andrew Garfield, looking ever so dapper in his double-breasted Gucci suit with gleaming pinstripes. The orchid at his lapel was a perfect finishing touch. Brittany Snow brought a welcome pop of color in Hot Pink Vintage Ralph Lauren collection, and Rosie, who provided the evening's musical entertainment, also stood out in a sea of Gucci with her bow-tied velvet Saint Laurent look. I'm in love with those jeweled buttons. And finally, Parker Posey proved yet again that at this age, she's just not meant to live an uncomfortable life in her crystal-covered Gucci caftan. Surrounded by skin-tight gowns, the White Lotus star looked cool, comfortable, and every bit like herself. And that's always in style. For more looks from the LACMA Art and Film Gala, head to Page Six Style.