This fall, Los Angeles will reclaim its place at the crossroads of cinema and couture. On October 26, 2025, the Paramount Pictures lot will transform into a living, breathing stage for Vogue World: Hollywood a one-night extravaganza where runway shows intersect with iconic film backdrops.
The event arrives with heightened stakes. Not only is it a chance for Vogue to showcase its cultural influence beyond New York, London, and Paris, but it’s also deeply tied to Los Angeles’ entertainment community. Every dollar from ticket sales will support the Entertainment Community Fund, with special focus on costume designers and craftspeople whose lives and work were disrupted by the recent California wildfires. In a city that often fetishizes the red carpet but overlooks the artisans behind it, the gesture feels significant.
The promise is tantalizing: a runway that plays out across recreated movie scenes, with celebrities and models alike moving between couture gowns and cinematic set pieces. Expect tributes to Old Hollywood glamour alongside cutting-edge interpretations of screen-inspired style. Rumors swirl about performances that will blur the line between concert and catwalk.
For Los Angeles, the event is more than spectacle it’s a statement. It reminds the world that Hollywood is not just a backdrop for fashion, but an active player in shaping its narratives. In a year when the city has weathered strikes, economic uncertainty, and cultural flux, Vogue World: Hollywood might just be the shot of glamor and solidarity L.A. needs.
