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Sydney Sweeney and Robert Pattinson lead the standout looks on Venice Film Festival red carpet

From John Malkovich's ruff to Nina Dobrev's vintage Armani gown, there's a lot to unpack.

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When it comes to star-studded film festivals, Cannes gets plenty of attention. But Venice certainly isn't short on star power — or unmissable red carpet fashion.

The festival is currently underway and drawing everyone from Hollywood heavyweights to A-list couples and serving plenty of memorable looks along the way.

Kendall Jenner arrived in an archival Armani gown; Robert Pattinson and partner Suki Waterhouse enjoyed a date night in contrasting yet complementary outfits; Brooklyn Beckham showed off a new look, and Phoebe Bridgers made a statement in a chic two-piece that showcased her leg hair.

Nina Dobrev, in town for Danny Boyle's drama Ink , barely had time to let her glittering Armani look have its moment as she was rushed off the red carpet in a since-viral encounter.

Scroll for the unmissable fashion moments from the Venice Film Festival 2026.

The couple had a wow moment on the red carpet with Peltz in a hooded and cutaway Balenciaga gown and Brooklyn Beckham in a tuxedo that let his new, longer hair do the talking. The pair were in Venice for Peltz to receive the Rising Star Award at the Kinéo Awards and to begin promotion for her upcoming film Prima

Robert Pattinson, who received a 7-minute standing ovation for his new film Primetime , wore a slouchy, pinstripe suit from Dior for his red carpet moment while partner Suki Waterhouse opted for a lacy Saint Laurent look.

Honored at the annual amfAR Gala during the festival, Pamela Anderson offset the monochrome carpet in a bright and bold tangerine gown complete with a wrap.

Sydney Sweeney dug through the Armani archives for her sheer, glittering gown from the fall/winter 2000 collection.

Wearing one of the boldest looks at the festival, John Malkovich paired Dior with an Elizabethan ruff to walk the red carpet ahead of his new film's premiere, where he received a 14-minute standing ovation.

Also in vintage Armani was The Vampire Diaries star Nina Dobrev, who walked the red carpet at the Ink premiere in a strapless, sequinned dress from 2012.

Brittany Snow had a vintage moment in this Armani gown, which featured an embellished neckline and floor-sweeping cut.

George Clooney turned to Armani for his classic tuxedo while Amal wore a rouched column dress.

Another archival Armani look was worn by Kendall Jenner. Her embroidered gown was from the 1995 fall/winter collection.

The American singer turned to Alexander McQueen for her sheer silver gown, which she wore to the premiere of her first film: Robert Pattinson's Primetime .

A chic, tailored two-piece was Bridgers' outfit of choice for the Primetime photocall, which she paired with bare, unshaven legs.

A black, off-the-shoulder gown was Susan Sarandon's dress of choice, paired with statement red lipstick and sunglasses.

For his Venice Film Festival debut, Wicked star Jonathan Bailey was clad in an Armani tuxedo with sunglasses completing the dapper ensemble.

The stylish sisters both opted for spaghetti-strap dresses, with Kate in a floor-sweeping two-tone gown and Rooney in a bubble-hem look.

The A-list couple were as fashion-forward as ever at the premiere of Alicia Vikander's new film, with Michael Fassbender in a suit and Vikander in an ice blue, cascading gown.

Parker Posey's dramatic Valentino look won't be forgotten anytime soon. Featuring an embellished collar, a plunging neckline and a statement cape, it was a playful look that allowed Posey to twirl in front of the photographers.

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