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This week, Zendaya delivered one of the most talked-about red carpet looks at the premiere of her film The Drama<\/em> in Los Angeles: The star arrived wearing a silky white off-the-shoulder Vivienne Westwood gown that she first wore<\/a> to the Oscars back in 2015. (It was fittingly bridal, to tie back to the film.) More than a decade later, the elegant design still felt fresh\u2014and that spirit of timelessness and simplicity was one that many A-listers embraced these past few days. The best dressed stars of the week all chose looks that were streamlined, yet infused with unique details that made them shine.<\/p>\n Take Anya Taylor-Joy<\/a>, who was spotted out in New York City wearing the new iteration of Balmain. Her fitted black halter top and pencil skirt read very minimalism-circa-the-nineties, yet that splash of leopard print made it feel fun and current. Ditto for Meghan Markle<\/a> and her navy Ralph Lauren column dress, worn to a children\u2019s rights gala in Beverly Hills: the low-key dress felt like it glide seamlessly through eras and stay chic.<\/p>\n As for a few of the more bold, statement-making looks of the week? Chase Infiniti continued her run of winning Louis Vuitton moments in a purple full-skirted ball gown, while Sandra Huller embraced cutesy satiny Prada bows for her sculptural gown, worn to the Project Hail Mary<\/em> premiere in Los Angeles.<\/p>\n