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By Matthew Lynch
November 15, 2024
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New York Fashion Week Spring 2025 was a whirlwind of haute couture and cutting-edge designs, but the real fashion statements were made at the exclusive after-parties. Here’s a rundown of what some of the biggest stars wore as they celebrated into the night:

  1. Zendaya: The actress stunned in a futuristic metallic mini-dress by up-and-coming designer Aria Chen, paired with holographic stilettos.
  2. Timothée Chalamet: Always pushing boundaries, Chalamet sported a gender-fluid ensemble featuring a sheer black top and wide-leg trousers from Gucci’s new eco-conscious line.
  3. Beyoncé: Queen Bey made a surprise appearance in a show-stopping yellow gown with intricate beadwork, rumored to be a sneak peek from her upcoming fashion collaboration.
  4. Billie Eilish: Staying true to her unique style, Eilish rocked an oversized neon green suit with built-in LED accents that changed colors throughout the night.
  5. Harry Styles: The singer turned heads in a pastel pink three-piece suit adorned with hand-painted butterflies, custom-made by Vivienne Westwood.

These celebs proved that the party circuit is just as much a runway as the official shows, setting trends that are sure to influence street style in the coming seasons.

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