Musing on Allison Williams’s Best Looks
Retracing actress and Giambattista Valli muse Allison Williams’s past as a style star—from 2010 to today.
Most celebrities have a few style hiccups on their way to the red carpet. Not so Allison Williams. Though this black dress-sheer-tights combo at the 2010 premiere of “Tiny Furniture” is nothing fancy, it’s a classic, smart, and non-embarrassing choice for the soon-to-be star.
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By New York Fashion Week in 2012, Williams had gotten a bit bolder with her style choices. She looked right at home in the front row at Peter Som in a white blouse, metallic jacquard pants, and a gold and blue statement pump.
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Williams was a seasoned pro by the time “Girls” premiered in April 2012. From her perfectly blown-out ‘do to her long and lean navy suit and her black lace pumps, the actress stunned leaving Late Night With David Letterman.
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A simple, stunning royal blue dress by Ralph Lauren was the perfect choice for the 2013 Emmys.
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Though she wears them well, Williams doesn’t limit herself to pretty ball gowns. At a 2013 Power Lunch presented by L’Oreal, the star nailed minimalist-chic in Calvin Klein.
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The actress celebrated the CFDA/Vogue 2013 Fashion Fund Finalists in style, wearing a short-sleeved white blouse and black skirt by finalist Misha Nonoo and black Christian Louboutin “Artifice” pumps.
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Williams made our best dressed list later that year in this purple tweed dress by L’Wren Scott…
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…And again for this black and white Alexander McQueen creation at the 2014 Golden Globes.
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Allison Williams recently gushed to W about this Giambattista Valli gown—which she wore to the 2014 Emmys. We don’t think it’s so bad either.
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The muse donned Giambattista Valli again to the 2015 Met Gala. It isn’t easy to stand out at that event, but Williams had no trouble in this bright red gown.
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