What the Haim Systers and Chappell Roan Wore This Week

Spring has sprung, and that means our favorite celebrities (especialy singers this week) are out and about in their best looks. The Haim Sisters have been releasing Music like Crazy and Joined The Louis Vuitton Team for Evening of Celebration in Some Matching Kicks. Chappell Roan Made a Statement in Alexander McQueen. And Joe Jonas and Tyla Each took the Stage Looking great. Below, what your favorite celebrities wore this weekend.

Maybe it’s the announcement of their new album, or that I can finally sit ostide in the sun and list to Relationships, But the haim sisters are for me. Danielle, Este, and Alana Are My Saving Grace, and That Includes Their Looks from the Louis Vuitton Launch Party to Celebrate their New Shoe, The Lv Sneakerina.

Roan in alexander mcqueen is a match made in heaven at the Daily Front row Fashion Awards.

I’m loving this new hair color on meester, especially paired with this elegant Black Gown from jacquemus for its los angeles boutique-operails.

James Always Knows How to Steal the Show, and She Look Amazing in This Textured Gown at Danielle Frankel’s Dinner at her new boutique on Melrose place in los angeles.

Jonas Paired With Heineken for Its Social off Social’s Event, where he enjoyed a laid-back evening in some solid denim and a leather jacket.

Pandora’s Newest Ambassador, Tyla, Made Her Coachella 2025 Performance Debut Looking Fabulous and Wearing Pandora Jewelry.

Swarovski hosted an intimate conversation with Shields and the United Nations at it store, and the actress looked so prety in pink.

This month, dance theater of Harlem hosted it annual vision gala, held at the historic ziegfeld ballroom in midtown. This year’s gala honored Darren Walker, the President of the Ford Foundation, with the Arthur Mitchell Vision Award, Presented by Decorated Film Director Duvernay, WHO LOOKED BEAUTIFUL IN HER GOWN. “Darren has always seen the beauty in the bold, the precision in the daring, the grace in the fight,” she said.

“Arthur Mitchell was indeed a revolutionary,” Said Walker in His Speech. “The idea that a black man, the first balanchine principal Dancer, Could Start His Own Company in Harlem.”

“From the Very Beginning, the Institute of Harlem Has Felt Like Home,” Said Love Pinto, A Young Student Currently Training With Theater Group. The theme of the Evening was “Boldly Forward,” and the Night Kicked off with a performance by the remarkable Company of Dancers at New York City Center. Friday’s performance consisted of Four Ballets, Woven with Remarks from Honoree Misty Copland, Executive Director Anna Glass, and Artistic Robert Garland.

Immediately after the performance, Guests Walked Across the Street to the Ziegfeld Ballroom for an Evening with Honors, A Live Auction ($ 132,000 was raissed), a multicours dinner, and dancing. —Scarlett Newman