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Bigger Is Better: How Iman, Tinashe and More Played With Proportions at the 2026 CFDA Awards

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Bigger Is Better: How Iman, Tinashe and More Played With Proportions at the 2026 CFDA Awards

Allison Janney and Esther McGregor also went big, bringing voluminous sleeves and exaggerated skirts to Monday night's red carpet.

At the 2026 CFDA Awards on Monday night, bigger was apparently better. Iman went big on bows, Tinashe big on skirts, Allison Janney on sleeves and Esther McGregor on a particularly enormous patterned silhouette.

Designs by Thom Browne and Christian Siriano, among others, experimented with exaggerated proportions, large skirts and statement sleeves. WWD breaks down the looks that took up quite a bit of space at New York’s American Museum of Natural History.

Iman went classic in black and white Thom Browne for Monday night’s awards. The longtime model wore a white-collared silky, sleeveless blouse with a front cutout framed by a large black bow at the base of the collar.

A black column skirt contrasted the blouse and matched the bow, while wispy ruffles at the back creating a short train. Statement jewelry pieces, from earrings to rings and bracelets, completed the look, along with pointed-toe black pumps.

Tinashe wore a variation on one of Christopher John Rogers’ designs for her CFDA Awards look. The “All Hands on Deck” singer embraced the bra top trend in white with black and green stripes. She coordinated the top with a low-rise skirt that ballooned into an exaggerated silhouette, with panels of yellow, red and white breaking up the black fabric.

Janney opted for a design from Christian Siriano ’s spring 2027 ready-to-wear collection , sporting a fuchsia gown with statement satin sleeves.


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