Los Angeles tends to be largely overlooked when it comes to its contributions to the fashion community--but not last night! Daily Front Row hosted the first-ever Fashion Los Angeles Awards (which the publication has playfully dubbed the FLAs), honouring a number of designers and other style influencers for their contributions to Hollywood fashion.
Moschino's Jeremy Scott received the Womenswear Designer of the Year award, Calvin Klein's Italo Zuccheli won for menswear, Christian Louboutin won for shoes, Gigi Hadid took home the Model of the Year award, and many more. Some of Hollywood's brightest fashion stars showed up to honour their cohorts, and they lit up the red carpet with some fabulous wardrobe choices.
Keep scrolling to see our favourite looks from the evening!
Rihanna in Moschino
Nicole Richie in Alfredo Villalba and Kwiat jewels
Gigi Hadid in Calvin Klein and Stuart Weitzman
Drew Barrymore in Zara top, Milly skirt, and Dior clutch
Miley Cyrus in Moschino
Katy Perry in Moschino
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