In Brief:
- Olivia Munn wore a vintage 1987 black velvet Mugler gown to LACMA's Art+Film Gala on Nov. 7.
- Styled by Yael Quint, she paired the strapless gown with Shaun Leane x Asprey London Storm jewelry.
- Honorees Vija Celmins and Denis Villeneuve were celebrated at the gala, co-chaired by Eva Chow and Leonardo DiCaprio.
Olivia Munn: Olivia Munn made a bold fashion statement at the LACMA gala. She wore a black velvet Mugler dress from 1987.
The look blended drama, texture and a piece of fashion history. It was one of the most sculptural entrances of the night.
Celebrity Style Radar reports the gown comes from Mugler's Fall/Winter 1987 season. Yael Quint styled the actress.
The dress is strapless. It hugs the bodice and hips. The sweetheart neckline steals the show. Its edge rises into soft, petal-like points at the bust.
That gives the top a sharp, sculpted finish. Below the hips, the skirt flares gently to the floor.
Munn's jewelry matched the mood. She wore pieces from Shaun Leane x Asprey London. They included the Storm Necklace and the Storm Ring.
The necklace starts with a central cluster. Fine, sparkling strands fan out from it.
They rest across the collarbone. The ring echoes that burst with a larger centerpiece.
The dress left the neckline bare. That gave the necklace plenty of room to shine.
The rest of her look stayed simple. Her hair was loose and sleek, with a center part. It fell past her shoulders.
Her makeup was soft, with rosy lips and blushed cheeks. The velvet and the jewels did the talking.
The archival gown suited the occasion. LACMA held its 15th annual Art+Film Gala on Saturday, Nov. 7.
The event took place at the Los Angeles County Museum of Art. It celebrated art and film side by side.
This year's honorees were artist Vija Celmins and filmmaker Denis Villeneuve.
Trustee Eva Chow and actor Leonardo DiCaprio co-chaired the event for the 15th straight year.
According to LACMA, proceeds support the museum's push to make film more central to its curatorial programming.
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