Katie Holmes is in the middle of a style renaissance.
Paired with bejeweled white pumps, gold chains, and an on-trend mini-purse, it was the perfect look for partying atop The Standard.
Kors’ collection may have been 1940s themed, but the dress with its sculpted shoulder pads, puffy sleeves, and asymmetrical hemline channeled the vibrant look of New York’s 80s party scene. A fan of sheer black hose and white shoes after Labor Day, Holmes incorporated both elements into the look. Standout extras always make a difference but her best accessory was the bright smile she wore as she partied the night away.
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