Moonlight's two leading ladies, Naomie Harris and Janelle Monae, were honored at the 2016 Hollywood Film Awards this past weekend—but that isn't the only thing the two women have in common: Both looked gorgeous on the red carpet in two-piece suits.
Harris and Monae skipped dress shopping for the occasion and wowed in their ensembles. While Harris went for a metallic statement number by Gucci, Monae went for dramatic in a black-and-white combo that boasted a stunning train. These two ladies proved that the red carpet is the place for bold menswear-inspired separates. Jackets aside, Harris chose to wear a cropped trouser with classic stilettos, and Monae went with a wide-leg fit that balanced the low neckline and dramatic length of her jacket. Both women had winning looks in our book, and we won't be surprised to see blazers become a red carpet staple this season.
Check out Naomie and Janelle's gorgeous red carpet looks below.
On Naomie Harris: Gucci suit; Lee Savage clutch; Christian Louboutin pumps.
On Janelle Monae: Georges Chakra couture suit; Jimmy Choo clutch; Giuseppe Zanotti heels.
Do you think suits will be more popular than dresses this season? Tell us in the comments.
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