Only Kristen Stewart Could Pull Off a Sweater Dress on the Red Carpet
She looked cozy in Chanel at the Toronto Film Festival.
Red carpet dresses don't always look comfortable, but that wasn't the case for Kristen Stewart this week. The superstar attended the premiere of her new film, Jeremiah Terminator LeRoy, at the Toronto Film Festival and wore a cozy, yet luxe, sweater dress. The fancy piece was from Chanel and was embellished all over with glittery sequins (Stewart has appeared in several campaigns for the fashion house and often wears the label on the red carpet). The dress featured a slight dropped waist, and an asymmetrical hemline that flowed away from her body.
Stewart kept the look dark and edgy with moody makeup and a chainlink necklace. She completed the outfit with a pair of black Sophia Webster pumps.
The actress is big on comfort. If you recall, back in May, Stewart took her heels off at the 2018 Cannes Film Festival and walked the red carpet barefoot, because the shoes were (presumably) uncomfortable. Though she didn't do that this time around, her Chanel sweater dress struck the perfect balance between elegance and ease.
As Stewart promotes her new movie, I'll be keeping tabs on her future cozy red carpet looks. Stay tuned.
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Marina Liao is the former fashion news editor at Marie Claire, where she covered celebrity style (from Meghan Markle to Katie Holmes), fashion trends, and shopping advice, plus conducted original interviews with industry insiders. She's now the Senior Commerce Editor at House Beautiful, where she owns coverage on deals and sales across home decor and accessories, in-depth product reviews on furniture and appliances, as well as news around new product launches since 2023. With help from leading designers and tastemakers, Marina spotlights quality products while tracking current design trends, a skill she’s mastered over six years in fashion media. Marina holds a bachelor’s degree in journalism from Stony Brook University, beginning her career in narrative-driven commerce coverage as an editorial assistant at PopSugar.
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