Looking to relive some of the best moments of Monday night’s CFDA Fashion Awards presented by Amazon Fashion? Check out some of our favorite carpet highlights with our host Jenna Lyons, creative entrepreneur and media personality, as she interviews designers, stars and industry legends at American fashion’s biggest night.
Cynthia Erivo Sets the Bar High for the CFDA Fashion Awards Red Carpet
The ceremony host sets the fashion bar high and gags Jenna Lyons in a look to die for in Gap by Zac Posen.
Angel Reese on Serving Fashion on and off the Court
Chi- and Bayou-Barbie WNBA star Angel Reese on her love for fashion and her idea of starting a line for tall girls.
Tyla on Her Meteoric Rise to Stardom
South-African global superstar Tyla—in archival Gucci by Tom Ford—on performing at the Victoria’s Secret fashion show, and sharing her music and culture with the world.
Troye Sivan on Embracing Fashion as a Tool for Self-Expression
The pop singer and Sweat sensation Troye Sivan talks on reclaiming fashion for his younger queer self, and how he is using it as a powerful tool of self-expression.
CFDA CEO Steven Kolb on Erykah Badu Being Chosen as Fashion Icon
Steven Kolb shares decision-maker insight on how, and why, Erykah Badu was chosen by the CFDA Board of Directors to take the reins as the paragon of style.
Sabrina Elba and Eva Fehren Obsess Over Diamonds and Jewelry
Diamond’s are a girl’s best friend. While obsessing with Sabrina Elba over fine jewelry, Eva Fehren reminisces being a finalist for the CFDA/Vogue Fashion Fund with Jenna Lyons, who once served as a past judge for the program.
Henry Zankov on His Love for the Craft of Knitwear
Have you ever heard two artists fan over their love of craft? That’s exactly what happened when Henry Zankov, winner of Google Shopping American Emerging Designer of the Year, discussed his love for knitwear with Jenna Lyons.
Rachel Scott on the Generational Handiwork Craft of Crocheting in Jamaica
Rachel Scott, the first Black woman to win American Womenswear Designer of the Year, explains the Greek mythology story behind her brand name Diotima and the generational art of Jamaican crocheting.
Ella Emhoff on Celebrating Individual Style and Being a Fashion Rulebreaker
Ella Emhoff, member of the Second Family of the United States, on being a rulebreaker when it comes to fashion, her love of sustainability, and being inspired by the objects she collects.
Sevdaliza and Raul Lopez on Learning How To Sew Through His Family of Garment Workers
Raul Lopez, the American Accessory Designer of the Year, on being a self-taught designer and learning how to sew through his grandmother and mother, who were both New York City garment workers.
