The best and worst outfits celebrities wore at Kering's annual Caring for Women dinner

Lauren Sánchez Bezos at Kering's Caring for Women dinner in New York City.John Nacion/Getty ImagesKering hosted its annual Caring for Women dinner in New York City on Thursday night.Stars like Dakota Johnson and Colman Domingo wore bold fashion on the red carpet.Other attendees, like François-Henri Pinault and Salma Hayek, needed some outfit tweaks.Some of this month's best celebrity fashion wasn't seen at New York Fashion Week.Instead, it was on display at Kering's annual Caring for Women dinner on Thursday night.Some stars walked the event's red carpet in glamorous gowns and diamond accessories, while others opted for daring lace looks that showed some skin.Unfortunately, there were a few ensembles that missed the mark, too. Here's a look at the best and worst outfits of the night.Colman Domingo put his own twist on a fall fashion trend.Mike Coppola/Getty ImagesTrench coats are expected to be everywhere this fall, and Domingo's outfit proved why.He sported a cream-colored blouse in the style of the outerwear with black satin pants and pointed dress shoes.The outfit was simple yet sharp, and Domingo's assortment of Boucheron jewels made it even more glamorous.Linda Evangelista's suit could have used more tailoring.Linda Evangelista at Kering's Caring for Women dinner in New York City.Evan Agostini/Invision/APThe supermodel arrived at the event wearing a classic black suit. Though the style usually suits her, this particular set appeared to be ill-fitting.Evangelista's jacket looked too long, and its sleeves were too skinny. Her barrel trousers had the opposite problem, appearing too oversized in contrast with her top.She also could have removed the jacket entirely to improve the look.Lauren Sánchez Bezos stunned in Schiaparelli.Lauren Sánchez Bezos at Kering's Caring for Women dinner in New York City.John Nacion/Getty ImagesShe posed for photographers in a two-toned gown from the designer brand, which retails for 11,100 euros, or about $13,000.The strapless piece was made with cream-colored satin in the front and black velvet in the back. It also featured a corset bodice, a mermaid-style skirt, and a short train.The author and entrepreneur completed the look with Jimmy Choo heels, Samer Halimeh jewelry, and her massive wedding ring from Jeff Bezos.François-Henri Pinault and Salma Hayek could have had more fun with their outfits.François-Henri Pinault and Salma Hayek at Kering's Caring for Women dinner in New York City.John Nacion/Getty ImagesPinault, the billionaire CEO of Kering, attended his company's event in a classic tuxedo paired with shiny dress shoes and a black bow tie.Though the classic look works for him, it would've been nice to see him accessorize with a flashy brooch.The same goes for Hayek's suit-style gown. The strapless design fit her like a glove and had potential, but her half-up, half-down hairstyle and minimal makeup were too casual for the dress.Dakota Johnson wore the most daring look of the night, and it paid off.Dakota Johnson at Kering's Caring for Women dinner in New York City.Mike Coppola/Getty ImagesJohnson is known for her daring fashion, but the lace ensemble she wore on Thursday night is undoubtedly one of her boldest looks to date.Gucci designed the high-neck, long-sleeved gown, which was entirely sheer and embellished with sparkling florals. Beneath it, the actor wore only undergarments and black heels.To keep all focus on the dress, Johnson wore her hair in a wavy updo. She also donned emerald earrings and smoky eye makeup.Ariana DeBose wore an all-black ensemble that overwhelmed her.Ariana DeBose at Kering's Caring for Women dinner in New York City.John Nacion/Getty ImagesHer Alexander McQueen look included a long mesh gown with a velvet hip panel and a fuzzy coat with exaggerated shoulders.The pieces might have worked on their own, but when worn together with silver accessories, DeBose's outfit looked more like a costume than a red-carpet ensemble.Yara Shahidi glowed in green.Yara Shahidi at Kering's Caring for Women dinner in New York City.TheStewartofNY/Getty ImagesThe actor arrived wearing a lime-green Gucci gown.The sleeveless design had a plunging neckline, sparkling waistbands, and a floor-length skirt embellished with ostrich feathers.The colorful look stood out on the red carpet and was the perfect mix of fun and fashionable.Winnie Harlow chose a sparkling jumpsuit for the occasion, but it wasn't her best look.Winnie Harlow at Kering's Caring for Women dinner in New York City.Roy Rochlin/Getty ImagesThe shimmering piece was tan and covered in clear sparkles.It had one off-the-shoulder sleeve, a wrapped neckline with a long scarf attached, and a cutout across one pant leg.The outfit might have worked in a brighter shade, as its light color was ultimately underwhelming. The garment also needed some tailoring since the fabric was neither tight enough to be form-fitting nor loose enough to be oversized. Read the original article on Business Insider