"Us normies aren't the only ones who like to channel our favorite films around Halloween. The fourth annual Vogue World was Hollywood themed, with celebrities and models highlighting the intersection of fashion and cinema as they strutted down a runway set up on the Paramount lot. The entire October 26 event - which featured nods to Black Panther, the late Diane Keaton, and more - was meant to channel a film shoot; Baz Luhrmann was even there to oversee a director's cut."
"A newly single Kidman opened the show with a backstage rendition of "Put the Blame on Mame," originally performed by Rita Hayworth in the 1946 noir Gilda. She then walked out onto the runway in a custom Chanel look that emulated an outfit worn by Hayworth's character in the classic film. @voguemagazine We come to this place... for magic. Paramount Studios, that is."
"While we wait for Black Panther 3 ... Teyana Taylor and Danai Gurira brought Wakanda to the runway in original Dora Milaje costumes designed by Ruth E. Carter for the first Black Panther film. Angela Bassett later showed up to reprise her role as Queen Ramonda. A tale of two Scissorhands Model Anok Yai and The Gilded Age star Louisa Jacobson both wore looks inspired by the main character from Tim Burton's 1990 film."
The fourth annual Vogue World transformed the Paramount lot into a Hollywood-themed runway where celebrities and models recreated iconic film looks. Nicole Kidman opened the show with a backstage rendition of "Put the Blame on Mame" and wore a custom Chanel look echoing Rita Hayworth. Teyana Taylor, Danai Gurira and Angela Bassett presented Dora Milaje and Queen Ramonda moments from Black Panther. Anok Yai and Louisa Jacobson channeled Edward Scissorhands, Kendall Jenner wore Nicole Kidman's Moulin Rouge! showgirl look, and Julia Garner recreated Marie Antoinette. The event blended theatrical direction, film references and high-fashion costumes with guest appearances and designer collaborations.
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