The last Thursday of November is, of course, Thanksgiving. And this year our sartorial souls are thankful for British Vogue's 2023 Forces for Change party that took place at The Maine Mayfair last night, boasting an unsurprisingly glamorous guest list.
“Forces for Change was established with the explicit intention of spotlighting the individuals across fashion and politics and sport and activism and sustainability who are driving positive change,” the publication explained.
babThe cause was first launched in the September 2019 issue which was guest-edited by the Duchess of Sussex. "I’m honoured to have this very special issue recognized," Meghan said at the time. "Creating 'Forces for Change' with Edward was an opportunity to have the September issue of Vogue reflect the world as we see it—beautiful and strong in its diversity. "
This year the fashion on display was as eccentric, diverse and captivating as ever. From Maya Jama in head-to-toe leather to Rita Ora in a sheer face mask, Alexa Chung making a case for trench coat print dresses and Leah Williamson nailing party season ballet flats, here are some of the best-dressed guests from the evening:
Maya Jama
Catwoman chic. Maya captured attention in a figure-hugging PVC jumpsuit with a plunging neckline and court heels.
Emma Weymouth
The stylish aristocrat wore a cherry-print spaghetti-strap gown from Dolce and Gabbana featuring a sultry low back and corset-style fastening.
Munroe Bergdorf
Proving the power of 'less is more', Munroe dazzled in a velvet black halterneck dress with a sweetheart neckline, paired with black court shoes.
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Lila Moss
Kate Moss' daughter oozed cool-girl glam in a monochrome Saint Laurent mini dress paired with sheer tights.
Leomie Anderson
Former Hello! Fashion cover girl Leomie wore a red bandeau mini dress from eBay paired with a black fluffy jacket and sandal heels.
Leah Williamson
Leah made the case for ballet flats on the red carpet and nailed it. She opted for a Norma Kamali off-the-shoulder mini dress paired with black ballerinas.
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Rita Ora
We can always count on Rita for a showstopping look. She wore a sheer dress with an asymmetrical hem complete with floral embroidery and a black face mask.
Lil Simz
Musician and Top Boy actress Little Simz opted for a trench coat style dress paired with leather boots.
Alexa Chung
In another trench coat-inspired look, Alexa wore a long-sleeved satin dress from Loewe's AW23 collection paired with grey court heels and a Prada bag.