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This week\u2019s red carpets were all about shock factor<\/em>. From peacock-feathered and navel-bearing tops (Doechii!) to burnt-orange two-piece sets (Carey Mulligan!), the best dressed stars of the week embraced unexpected finishes\u2014it proved a refreshing switch-up to the usual array of glitzy gowns. Because why play it safe, when you can take a risk and have it pay off in spades?<\/p>\n Take Anne Hathaway, who channeled a ghostly and ethereal vibe in her gauzy white Lever Couture gown at the Mother Mary<\/em> premiere in New York City. A dress just as good as the film\u2019s costumes<\/a>. Another star who got into some classic method dressing? Her Devil Wears Prada 2<\/em><\/a> compatriot Meryl Streep, who emerged in a red patent Dolce & Gabbana trench\u2014very Miranda Priestley.<\/p>\n Of course, if we\u2019re talking New York moments, the award for most thematic has to go to Alex Consani: the model debuted a new billboard in Times Square wearing Chanel\u2019s sequinned \u201cI Love New York\u201d tee and printed skirt. Tourist-chic!<\/p>\n Other more avant-garde fashions included the Schiaparelli look that Zendaya wore to CinemaCon in Las Vegas: Slightly skin-like, the body-conscious design was reminiscent of the Dune<\/em> worm\u2014a couture worm, of course. At the Daily Front Row Fashion Awards in Los Angeles, Doechii also slipped into Dilara Findikoglu\u2019s ostrich feathered top and a sheer beaded skirt. A look as fabulous and flamboyant as peacocks themselves.<\/p>\n