Kate Hudson

Whether you're a bridesmaid or a bride looking for dress ideas for your bridal party, look no further than these famous faces. Be your wedding black-tie, set in a casual garden, or beachside, these red-carpet moments will — no doubt — speak to you. What's more, the gowns certainly don't skimp on spotlight-worthy details, such as rich colours, exquisite fabrics, and dramatic silhouettes. Click on to see standout gowns worn by everyone from Kate Hudson to Solange Knowles for further wedding-fueled inspiration.

We love our little black dresses year round, but with Summer just around the corner, we've naturally got little white dresses on our brains. And who better to turn to for inspiration on how to style them than some of the most fashionable famous faces? We're talking about Eva Longoria, Kerry Washington, Jamie Chung, Olivia Munn, and the list goes on. Right now we're really feeling white dresses with white pumps, but we're also open to classic pairings like LWDs with black, metallic, and nude footwear. Step inside to see how 30 celebrities styled theirs and to draw inspiration for your next LWD moment.

The 2013 Tribeca Film Festival has officially come to a close, and the annual event brought many of Hollywood's biggest stars to the Big Apple. Over the weekend, Julianne Moore got dressed up in purple for a screening of The English Teacher, while Justin Long kicked back with a Heineken at the afterparty for Single Shot. Kate Hudson stunned in a white Jenny Packham dress to attend the premiere of her film The Reluctant Fundamentalist with her director, Mira Nair, and costar Kiefer Sutherland last week, and pregnant trio Busy Philipps, Kat Coiro, and Evan Rachel Wood compared bumps at the Case of You premiere last weekend.

That's a wrap on this year's Tribeca Film Festival — click through now to see all the star-studded fun!

We kicked off last week with the Time 100 Gala, were treated to film premieres and parties in between, and closed it out with a Vogue-hosted dinner in London on Saturday night. Suffice it to say, celebrities have had ample opportunity to show off a range of glamourous eventwear — and they've taken it. From Kate Hudson's hot-pink heels and leather for an appearance in NYC to Joan Smalls's little white dress and Rosie Huntington-Whiteley's knockout Michael Kors, it's a lesson in dressing of the very chicest kind. Get a look at the full top 10 when you keep clicking.

Black pumps will always be a classic, but right now, it's all about white pumps. For proof, just look down at the famous feet of some of our favorite stars, including Kate Hudson, who donned white Christian Louboutin pumps with a pink tee and black leather skirt in New York City. Jessica Alba styled her floral trousers with white patent pumps, while Blake Lively glammed it up in a tweed pair by Bottega Veneta. If the thought of styling white pumps sounds a little scary to you, then see how these celebs styled theirs with an array of gowns, mini-dresses, shorts, and suits. See every head-turning look — and tips on how to incorporate white pumps into your own style — inside the slideshow. Hopefully they'll inspire you to snag a pair too.

Kate Hudson wore a Barbara Bui ensemble and Cartier jewelry as she joined her The Reluctant Fundamentalist costar Riz Ahmed and director Mira Nair at a Q&A session for their film at the New York Indian Film Festival yesterday. Kate was coming off a busy afternoon, having just made an appearance on The Late Show. For her chat with David Letterman, Kate wore a leather skirt and a neon pink t-shirt. Kate has been hitting the press trail hard for her new film, which will open in limited release tomorrow, April 26. She made an appearance on Good Morning America earlier in the week too, praising Mira for supporting her on the film while she was still breastfeeding her son Bingham. Kate also premiered the new project at the Tribeca Film Festival alongside her fiancé Matthew Bellamy. While she has been putting in a lot of hours to promote her new flick, Kate isn't showing any signs of slowing down soon — she is set to costar alongside James Franco in Good People, which will begin filming in London in May.

Kate Hudson wore Ann Taylor and brought Matthew Bellamy with her to the Breast Cancer Research Foundation's annual Hot Pink Party in NYC last night. The couple was joined at the charity bash by a Blumarine-wearing Elizabeth Hurley and Elton John, as well as fashion designers Michael Kors, Vera Wang, and Donna Karan. Kate was doing more than just walking the pink carpet; she also presented an award to Kay Krill, the CEO of ANN Inc., the parent company for Ann Taylor, where Kate serves as a brand ambassador.

Kate has been keeping busy in the Big Apple. She is currently promoting her new film, The Reluctant Fundamentalist, which will screen at the Tribeca Film Festival next week. Despite Kate's work duties, she and Matthew did manage to squeeze in time with their boys in the city ahead of their gala date.

Kate Hudson showed off her fit physique on the cover of Glamour's April issue, which hits newsstands on March 12. She showed skin inside the publication as well and shared that "dancing, Pilates, and running after Bing" keep her in shape. Kate talked more about her boys, who she's been traveling with lately, and explained the reasons behind her desire to act with director Mira Nair. Kate will be back on the big screen later this year in Mira's The Reluctant Fundamentalist, but first she'll release her capsule collection for Ann Taylor. Here's more from Kate Hudson in Glamour:

• On what she's reluctant about: "Not much! If I think about my life, I'm not reluctant about taking chances. I'm definitely not reluctant about relationships."
• On her sons: "He's [Bingham's] sprinting! And he's got a natural mullet, which I'm cutting soon. It's growing only in the back, so we in the family say he takes after my Gogie — you know, Kurt [Russell] — because Kurt was a mullet guy in the eighties. Bing's been singing too. He loves music. And Ryder is the coolest cat — an amazing big brother, so patient and tolerant. Bing pulls his hair, and Ryder just laughs. He's such a good person. I couldn't be a prouder mommy."
• On choosing to act: "There's a misconception that if you come from famous parents, you're seeking fame for the sake of fame. I see it as the opposite: Growing up with parents who were in the spotlight — it was almost like, Wow, if I didn't love to create characters, I would run as far away from fame as I could get. But I love performing."