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From cutouts to illusion lace, we spotted the scene-stealing moments that absolutely wowed us on the Golden Globes red carpet. Check out some of our favorite fashion-forward looks from Jessica Alba (in Oscar de la Renta), Kerry Washington (in Miu Miu), Jessica Chastain (in Calvin Klein), Julianne Moore (in Tom Ford), and more!

“I feel like they uplift us all the time!” actress Tika Sumpter said of bags, shoes, jewelry, and all the lovely accessories that decorate her day-to-day outfits at last night’s 16th Annual Accessories Council Excellence (ACE) Awards. “Tonight, we say thank you, thank you, thank you!” And the thanks spread throughout Cipriani 42nd Street in Manhattan, as the Accessories Council honored 10 of fashion’s most influential brands and leaders. Olivia Wilde presented Vince Camuto with the Visionary Award, Tim Gunn honored Theodora and Callum founders Desiree Gruber and Stefani Greenfield with the Brand Launch of the Year Award, and Julianne Moore toasted to the Calvin Klein design team—women’s creative director Francisco Costa (pictured), men’s creative director Italo Zucchelli, and men’s and women’s shoes and accessories creative director Ulrich Grimm—with the Designer of the Year Award. (Click here to see all of the honorees.) “Accessories are so mental for women, because it really sets up the mood,” Costa told InStyle.com. “You can always tell what a woman is thinking by her shoes.” See more photos from last night’s event in the gallery, and keep clicking for additional pictures from this week’s biggest parties.

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H&M celebrated its new designer collaboration with the Parisian house Maison Martin Margiela in Manhattan last night, and celebrities came to catch a glimpse of this new high-low partnership. Kanye West met Sarah Jessica Parker for the first time on the red carpet—they complimented each other on their Margiela looks—while Julianne Moore, Mena Suvari, and Selma Blair also made appearances. “I’m so excited to go in and see the collection, and just to be a part of it,” Blair said (though she got her hands on the collab’s LBD early and wore to the party). The bash included a boutique where guests could purchase goodies, and displayed art installations choreographed by Anne Teresa de Keersmaeker featuring Margiela-clad dancers using their bodies on the surface of sand canvases to create designs. Wild, but so totally Margiela. The lineup includes pieces for men and women and lands in H&M stores November 16th.

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