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Kirsten Dunst

Kirsten Dunst鈥檚 slinky seafoam Valentino gown for her “Roofman” premiere alongside co-star Channing Tatum attracted all the flashbulbs with its knotted details and off the shoulder ties, perfectly offset by deep, dark lipstick. We鈥檙e also partial to the sheer lace boho frock by French designer Julie de Libran that Dunst wore to the TIFF Tribute Awards.

Angelina Jolie

When Angelina Jolie and her right leg touch down on 色色啦 soil, we take notice. In town for the premiere of her film “Couture,”聽the Oscar winner wore a double-breasted chocolate trench coat by Gabriela Hearst as a dress, accentuating the leg slit with sheer black stockings, a pair of pointy pumps and jewels by Cartier.

Kerry Washington

The star of “Wake Up Dead Man: A Knives Out Mystery”聽brought old Hollywood glamour to TIFF, wearing a white backless gown by Zuhair Murad for the premiere. The dress, complete with draping, ruching and eye-popping crystal straps that extended all the way down her back, was accentuated by a sleek lob hairstyle and scarlet lip.

Anya Taylor-Joy

Intricately folded details elevated Anya Taylor-Joy鈥檚 heavy pale blue satin Dior creation 鈥� one of the first looks we鈥檝e seen from the house鈥檚 new designer, Jonathan Anderson 鈥� rendering it cool and futuristic rather than bridesmaid-y. The star of “Sacrifice” frosted herself in jewels by Tiffany & Co., including a platinum and aquamarine necklace and a bracelet from the jeweller鈥檚 archives.

Ryan Reynolds

Oh, Canada! Vancouver native Ryan Reynolds walked the TIFF red carpet on opening night to celebrate “John Candy: I Like Me,” a documentary he produced about the beloved 色色啦-born comedian. For the soir茅e, Reynolds wore a Brunello Cucinelli suit, but had it customized by 色色啦 brand Jude with bespoke patches representing iconic John Candy references. Jude designer Judy Carter聽was invited to the premiere and walked the red carpet with Reynolds.

Elle Fanning

Elle Fanning gave her usual full-skirted ball gowns a rest for TIFF in favour of this sleek, two-toned look from Valentino with an interesting twisted, asymmetrical top worn to the premiere of her film “Sentimental Value.”

Tessa Thompson

All together now: It has pockets! Tessa Thompson, in town to promote the film “Hedda,” in which she stars as Hedda Gabler, was picture-perfect in a black taffeta gown by Patou, complete with those all-important pockets and an oversized bow draping down her back, for the TIFF Tribute Awards.

Catherine O鈥橦ara

Canadian treasure Catherine O鈥橦ara shone in a shimmery embellished Alberta Ferretti dress to accept the Norman Jewison Career Achievement Award at the TIFF Tribute Awards.

Sydney Sweeney

There was no denim in sight for Sydney Sweeney, fresh off her controversial American Eagle jeans campaign, who wore a textured pink corset gown from Canadian-born, London-based designer Erdem to the premiere of her buzzy boxing biopic “Christy.”

Charli XCX

It was a Brat TIFF thanks to budding actor Charli XCX, who attended the premiere of “Sacrifice” in a green lingerie-inspired dress and deadly elongated-toe pumps by Saint Laurent. Ms. XCX was at the film festival celebrating not one but two films: she also plays the main character in the movie “Erupcja,” which premiered at TIFF.

Michaela Coel

Michaela Coel wasn鈥檛 just chic at the premiere of her Steven Soderbergh-directed film “The Christophers.” The British actress used her outfit to honour the women of Sudan, in a traditional garment called a toub and a necklace inspired by West Sudanese jewelry. 鈥淭he toub made me feel elegant and powerful,鈥� Coel told Vogue. 鈥淚 chose espresso because dark-skinned women face prejudice and persecution in Sudan. The colour is beautiful, and this hue needs to be seen as such.鈥�