How To Dress Like Your Favourite Celebrities For Party Season
Take inspiration from these celebrities that make dressing up for parties so easy
We have officially entered the party season, which means one thing for the fashion girlies: the ever-so-present dilemma of what to wear haunting us for the rest of the month. While events and parties make for an exciting occasion (and excuse) to dress up, it is without a doubt a challenge. As you look for outfit inspiration, who better to turn to than stars who make partying a daily affair? From Hailey Bieber to Rose of Blackpink, we’ve rounded up some of our favourite celebrity looks to save the trouble of figuring out putting together an outfit that will impress.
SABRINA CARPENTER: SOMETHING LACY
Silk-blend satin and lace dress, $1,666, Isabel Marant
Balancing between elegance and sultry is no hard thing with this lace and satin floor-length dress from Isabel Marant.
Polyamide-blend lace dress, US$1,060 (S$1,376), Blumarine
If the event calls out for something a little more adventurous, go with a little red lace dress that will stun and turn heads.
Lace-trimmed satin dress, $2,264, Dolce & Gabbana
Few things hit the party brief like a little Dolce & Gabbana dress. Layer this with a tailored blazer for a sharp look, or wear alone for a little moment of allure.
OLIVIA DEAN: UNDERSTATED, CHIC NEUTRALS
Embellished crepe dress, $916, Self Portrait
Embellished with floral appliqués at the hem, this dress is your go-to solution for non-boring neutrals.
Satin dress, $1,995, Fforme
This chic satin number is the fail-safe recipe for nailing that effortless elegance look.
Silk organza, $9,300, Celine
Pull out this sophisticated yet effortless Celine silk organza dress to impress anyone at the table.
DEVON LEE CARSON: A BOLD, COLOURFUL STATEMENT
Chiffon dress, $12,900, Valentino
Red always reigns at parties and so does this off-shoulder dress from Valentino.
Viscose dress, $6,700, Loewe
Icy blue may be the breakout colour of 2025, but its versatility is the real star – you’ll find countless occasions to bring this Loewe dress back into rotation.
Silk satin dress, $6,330, Saint Laurent by Anthony Vaccarello
For a mini that still reads polished, this green Saint Laurent dress delivers impeccable structure and tailoring.
HAILEY BIEBER: THE CLASSIC BLACK DRESS
Gathered satin-jersey midi dress, $1,060, Victoria Beckham
Overbooked your social calendar? Slip into this long-sleeve black Victoria Beckham dress, switch up the accessories and bags, and no one will suspect it’s a repeat performance.
Ribbed wool turtle neck midi dress, $5,095, Alaia
You simply can’t go wrong with a timeless asymmetrical dress from Alaia.
Faux leather dress, $944, Courreges
For a little change from the usual black dress suspects, why not opt for a mini strapless leather dress?
DUA LIPA: THE RESIDENT PARTY GIRLS’ FAVOURITE PATTERNS
Polyamide-blend dress, $2,175, Roberto Cavalli
Use this party season as a moment to wear head-to-toe leopards unapologetically. Still having their moment and, honestly, a modern neutral for those who love a statement.
Silk dress, $1,912, Vaillant
Don’t be scared to have a little pattern clashing moment, it’s easily one of the best ways to turn up at a party.
Printed silk twill dress, $5,400, Gucci
If traditional florals feel too sweet, opt for this painterly floral dress from Gucci with a subversive take on the motif.
BELLA HADID: WALKING DISCO BALL MADE CHIC
Polyamide and sequin dress, $2,577, Magda Butrym
This Magda Butrym’s silver sequinned mini dress with a flower embellishment will announce your arrival before you even step foot in a room.
Lace-trimmed chainmail blouse, $3,268, Rabanne
As fun as it is to dress as a disco ball, there are moments we want to tone down the sparkle. Pair this top with your favourite pants or skirts for a subtle shimmer.
Silk chainmail embellished dress, $6,489, Versace
Hardly anyone does metallic dresses like Versace – fun, sultry, and a guaranteed stunner.