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Toronto Film Festival 2022: Best Red Carpet Looks
Who wore it best?
Toronto Film Festival’s red carpet saw some pretty mention-worthy fashion look by celebrities. From Gabrielle Union’s elegant black dress to Dwyane Wade’s laidback suit to daring high slits and elastic straps. Celebrities attended the event where upcoming movies such as “The Handmaid’s Tale” and “Weird: The Al Yankovic” premiered.
Along with these movies are some actors and actresses who starred in the shows, wearing their best looks for the night. Scroll on for some of the most gorgeous looks from the red carpet last night!
Gabrielle Union, at the premiere of “The Inspection,” went for a classic, elegant black dress by Vivienne Westwood with a high slit, keeping her look popping with a statement necklace of giant pearls.
Dwyane Wade also went with a black theme for “The Inspection” premiere with Burberry.
Evan Rachel Wood looked enchanting in Saint Laurent’s black dress for the “Weird: The Al Yankovic Story” premiere.
The Toronto Film Festival 2022 also saw a fair share of celebrities keeping their formal attire more casual, such as Daniel Radcliffe’s in a checkered shirt, posing with the “Weird Al” Yankovic.
We also caught a glimpse of Oscar de la Renta’s dress worn by Sanaa Lathan, who attended the “On the Come Up” premiere.
Da’Vine Joy Randolph also caught attention with her silver dress at the “On the Come Up” premiere during the Toronto Film Festival 2022.
At “The Handmaid’s Tale” premiere red carpet, we see Elisabeth Moss in yellow with a dotted pattern by St. John for Toronto Film Festival 2022.
Yvonne Strahovski was eye-turning as she showed off her figure in red by Solace London at “The Handmaid’s Tale” premiere.
Madeline Brewer’s stark appearance at “The Handmaid’s tale” premiere saw her barely covering her top with straps with a pair of pants.
Max Minghella in greyish blue for the Toronto Film Festival 2022 at the premiere of “The Handmaid’s Tale.”
British actors Harry Styles, Emma Corrin, and David Dawson arrive for the premiere of “My Policeman”
