
Kim Kardashian Wears Schiaparelli, Sarah Paulson in Bottega Veneta and More Dramatic Fashion at ‘All’s Fair’ Premiere
Kim Kardashian, Sarah Paulson and more “All’s Fair” cast members joined special guests for the premiere of Ryan Murphy’s new series on Thursday night in Los Angeles.
The red carpet was a showcase of designs from high-profile fashion houses and couturiers, including Bottega Veneta, Schiaparelli, Cong Tri, Carolina Herrera and more. WWD breaks down those looks and more ahead.
Kim Kardashian

Kardashian turned to Schiaparelli’s spring 2025 couture collection for her red carpet attire. The Skims mogul wore a sleeveless dress with a formfitting silhouette and rounded neckline in a neutral shade with black line detailing. The gown featured a drop waist with a voluminous skirt with a bevy of fabric ruching and slight textural contrast.
Teyana Taylor

Teyana Taylor opted for a look from Vietnamese designer Cong Tri’s spring 2026 ready-to-wear collection. The structured strapless dress featured a circular, textural fabric with a cinched frame that transitioned to a full trumpet flare skirt at the knee. The “One Battle After Another” star’s dress coordinated with an edgy jacket that featured a hood.
Sarah Paulson

Paulson styled a piece from Bottega Veneta’s spring 2026 ready-to-wear collection. The dress included such details as a structured, boxy white top with short sleeves to the elbows. At the drop waist, the skirt flared into a textural red, black, white and gray design, contrasting the white top and adding bold tension and drama to the overall look. Paulson’s look was curated by stylist Karla Welch.
Naomi Watts

Naomi Watts went for classic sophistication in her black and white Schiaparelli design. The Oscar-nominated actress wore a dress featuring a black, structured bodice with rounded statement shoulders and a high neckline, encrusted with allover black beaded work. The skirt of the gown provided contrast, with a sleek, soft fabric for further juxtaposition. Watts’ look was curated by Jeanann Williams with hair by Danilo Dixon and makeup by Mary Wiles.
Niecy Nash

Niecy Nash turned to Sergio Hudson for her attire, wearing a look from the designer’s resort 2026 collection. The strapless red gown featured allover shimmering fabric, with a voluminous satin shawl to coordinate the fiery look.
Glenn Close

Glenn Close wore a gown by Carolina Herrera for her attire, featuring Neil Lane Couture jewelry with Handsome Stockholm gloves and Christian Louboutin shoes. The eight-time Oscar-nominated actress’ regal look featured a full skirt and structured bodice with a plunging neckline. Close’s pixie cut hair was styled by Marcus Francis with makeup by Benjamin Puckey.
“All’s Fair” follows the stories of an all-female law firm and the cases they take on. The Ryan Murphy co-created series debuts on Hulu Nov. 4.
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