
Chase Infiniti Opts for Oscar de la Renta
Chase Infiniti made Tuesday night’s National Board of Review Gala red carpet in New York City her own personal runway, wearing a look by Oscar de la Renta that elevated mesh fabric and floral design.
The “One Battle After Another” breakout star turned to styling team Wayman Bannerman and Micah McDonald, who curated Infiniti’s Oscar de la Renta look. The mesh dress, which hails from the brand’s pre-fall 2026 collection, featured Oscar de la Renta’s quintessential floral embellishments, placed along the top half of the bustline and bodice and in a cascading bouquet on the skirt.

Infiniti coordinated her dress with similarly toned pointed-toe pumps. As for accessories, the actress wore delicate pieces, including rings and earrings, by New York City-based jewelry designer Nicole Rose Kopelman.
For glam, Infiniti turned to makeup artist Amber D., who gave the actress a clean, serene look with bold brows, lined eyes and a glossy lip. The actress’ hair was styled by Hos Hounkpatin.

Curated by co-creative directors Laura Kim and Fernando Garcia, Oscar de la Renta’s pre-fall 2026 collection paid homage to the house’s Santo Domingo roots and Dominican culture. Throughout the collection, references to the historic Fortaleza Ozama and florals featured throughout, incorporated into dress designs and more.
Textural elements, like the midi dress Infiniti wore to Tuesday night’s event, spurred individuality among the botanical-inspired designs. Florals have long been a central motif of Oscar de la Renta’s designs, with the pre-fall 2026 collection enhancing that continuity with newfound inspiration.

Held at New York City’s Cipriani 42nd Street on Tuesday night and hosted by NBC’s Willie Geist, stars and creatives honored the award-nominated films of 2025 at the National Board of Review Gala. Cast members from films like “Sinners” and “One Battle After Another” were on hand to recognize the best films and performances of the year.
Originally published by wwd.com. Syndicated material does not necessarily reflect the views of Grazia British.
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