Toronto International Film Festival 2024: Best dressed guests from Jennifer Lopez to Sydney Sweeney

Musician and Louis Vuitton creative director Pharrell attended the premiere of Piece by Piece at Princess of Wales Theatre, sporting a violet sweatshirt from the Parisian house paired with some retro aviators, a baseball cap and some 70s-inspired flared jeans.

Kaia Gerber resumed her familiar place on the red carpet, gracing the Toronto International Film Festival for the premiere of Columbia Pictures’ Saturday Night Live. 

The model wore an archival 2003 piece plucked from Donna Karen’s collection. The gown, sourced by stylist Molly Dickson, featured a plunging neckline, a backless silhouette, a feline halterneck, draped detailing, a midnight black hue and a floor-caressing fit. 

Ella Hunt dazzled in Danielle Frankel's 'Anita' dress, featuring a hand-dyed ombre tulle bustier with a nipped waist and structured hip shape. A clay rose bloom made from layers of soft tulle adorned the bust. 

Florence Pugh took to the floor in a voluminous blush pink gown by Tamara Ralph, complete with frontal rosette detailing. 

Selena Gomez dazzled in a gothic Rodarte gown replete with sequin detailing. 

Chloe Sevigny brought a sustainable edge to the Canadian affair, sporting a dress crafted from an old tablecloth to the event. The Victoriana garment hailed from Balenciaga designer Demna’s Atelier line.

Andrew Garfield looked suited and booted in an ash blue set by Gucci.

Cate Blanchett once again demonstrated her penchant for spoon style, stepping out in a look crafted by Hodakova. The look was styled by Elizabeth Stewart and featured an upcycled antique spoon trim.

Chanel It-girl Margaret Qualley plunged into the brand's resort archive for her TIFF appearance. 

Demi Moore dressed to impress courtesy of a Thom Browne pencil-skirt set and shirt.

Louis Vuitton muse Ana de Armas dazzled in blossom pink gown by the Parisian house, which was peppered in girlish embellished detailing. 

Sydney Sweeney served up gothic romance in a custom caped dress by Erdem, styled by Molly Dickson. 

The Crown actress Vanessa Kirby opted for a vampiric red Prada 'Column' gown with a detachable train, styled by Kara Welch.

Twisters star Daisy Edgar-Jones looked ethereal in a light blue sheer dress lined with a plunging bodysuit and an asymmetrical neckline by Gucci.

Saltburn actor Jacob Elordi wore an olive green suit with wide lapels and a crisp white shirt courtesy of Italian house Bottega Veneta.