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Lauren Tuck

Miley Cyrus Surprises, Zo? Kravitz Goes Grunge & More of the Best Dressed Stars at SXSW

Lauren Tuck

·News Editor

Updated March 22, 2015 at 4:00 AM

Ditching her layers of grunge gear, Kravitz hit the stage in a white tank and distressed denim cutoffs.

The Swede had a busy SXSW, debuting two movies and an online series. At “The Final Girls” kickoff she wore a sexy black onesie and sporting new blunt bangs paired with a statement red lip.

The new mom of Esmeralda Gosling made a strong case for mixing prints wearing a royal blue and black turtleneck with a black and white floral print midi skirt.

The young actress, who was the darling of Austin, somehow made a crop top and tight black skirt seem matronly.

Premiering her new movie “The Final Girls,” the “Vampire Diaries” actress, whose stylist Ilaria Urbinati was just named one of Hollywood Reporter’s top 20 in Hollywood, wore an ombré dress seemingly inspired by the Austin heat and stunning desert-like sunsets.

In a shiny blue mini, Jacobs looked ready to dance the night away.

Alia Shawkat dressed like one of the only stars that was ready to ditch the red carpet and seamlessly slip into a crowd at a concert.

Plaza attended the premiere of “Ned Rifle” at SXSW in a red conservatively-cut dress, looking more ready for a day at the office than a fun festival.

Did Alison Brie not get the memo that the “Community” party called for casual attire? The actress’ white dress, while cute, was kind of out of place at the school-themed dance.

A” suede navy blue mini with animal print detailing was a fun and setting-appropriate choice for Lyonne at the “Hello, My Name Is Doris" red carpet.

The young Brit was a style star at the “Lost River” screening, literally wearing the universe on her minidress.

Redeeming herself from her previous red carpet at SXSW, Plaza wore a coral mini and white top with the same black strappy heels.

This black and white bandeau skirt and cotton top combo was cute and flirty on Lyonne at the premiere of “Fresno.”

“Community” actor Joel McHale must follow fashion as he’s pulling off trendy monochrome like a boss. His suede dessert boots are pretty on-point as well.

Making his directorial debut for his new film “Lost River,” Gosling couldn’t shake his leading man looks in a satin bomber jacket, white T-shirt, and black pants.

Attending a screening of “Angie Tribeca,” Jones made menswear seem casual and cool.

Talking about “Community” moving from television to digital on a panel, Jacobs perfectly mixes business casual, fashion forward, and Austin cool in one outfit.

You can never be inappropriately dressed when wearing head-to-toe black. Brie was not only prepared to sit and talk on a panel discussion, but also ready to party by simply taking off her blazer.

Cyrus surprised festival goers by getting onstage with Mike WiLL Made-It wearing a camouflage sequin slip with matching denim jacket and Chanel choker.

Jason Schwartzman nailed the whole Austin hipster vibe in distressed denim, leather desert boots, a white collared shirt, and navy blue cargo jacket. The facial hair helped with the vibe, too.

Jessica Alba wore loose layers, a satin maxi skirt, and long necklace that gave off a ‘70s vibe. Headlining the talk “Inc. Presents: The Honest Company,” she looked like a mom straight out of another decade as opposed to the founder of a multimillion dollar business. At the chat, she said, “It took three years of people not getting it…It was too big of an idea. My pitch was long and confusing,” She added that Hollywood’s reaction was less than supportive, suggesting, “‘Why not make a perfume instead?’”

Performing with her band Lolawolf during the music portion of the festival, Kravitz hung out backstage in a flannel shirt, leather bra top, and cargo pants straight from the men’s section of J.Crew. With long braids and choker necklace, this look was straight out of the ‘90s.

Before jetting off to Japan with the First Lady, the 27-year-old talked about “How To Keep Your Social Media Game Sincere” and wore a crop top, skirt, opaque tights, wedge sneakers, and a varsity bomber jacket.

Did Jack Antonoff hit the stage straight from exercising without stopping to change? Looks like it.

The “Lucky” magazine editor in chief is the queen of mixing high-fashion with laid-back and pulled it off perfectly at SXSW in a Tibi dress, Kenzo bag, and Doc Martens.

For a talk centered all around her, Schumer didn’t need her clothes to do the talking and wore dark denim and a leather jacket.

Ditching her layers of grunge gear, Kravitz hit the stage in a white tank and distressed denim cutoffs.

Source: Yahoo Magazines PYC

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