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Autumnal Glam Was All the Rage at the Time 100 Next Gala

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Autumnal Glam Was All the Rage at the Time 100 Next Gala

Sarah Pidgeon and Raye led the cause when it came to warm-toned beauty.

The stars at the Time 100 Next Gala on Thursday night made the case for soaking up the last bits of fall before winter officially begins.

Warm blush, brown-toned lipstick and various hues of red-tinted hair appeared on the red carpet at New York’s Chelsea Piers as prominent figures across various industries gathered to honor the release of the annual Time 100 Next list.

From Sarah Pidgeon‘s apricot cheeks to Joey King‘s auburn locks, there’s a lot to unpack in the latest round of seasonal glam.

Here, WWD breaks down the festive fall beauty at the Time 100 Next Gala.

Raye brought her signature Old Hollywood glamour to her appearance at the gala, where she also delivered a live performance later in the night. The 29-year-old singer styled her dark brown hair into a retro chin-length bob with a curly bounce at the end. The camera light captured the red undertones of her brunette locks, paired with a brown-pink lip and glowy skin.

Raye’s black winged eyeliner à la Amy Winehouse added dimension and intrigue to the glam, finished off with a light gold eye shadow and black mascara to complement her brown eyes. Raye’s glam was done by Lan Nguyen-Grealis, while hairstylist Alex Price styled her bob, both frequent collaborators of the artist.

Sarah Pidgeon’s beauty brought a warmth to the actress’s look, balancing out her high-collared navy pinsuit. The 30-year-old “Love Story” star’s layered blond hair has taken on a darker beige hue since her days playing Carolyn Bessette Kennedy and was styled in a voluminous blowout by hairstylist DJ Quintero.


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