The star traded her usual Chanel for the latest by Brandon Maxwell.
Even after a long awards season, Kristen Stewart can still surprise us.
For the 33rd Annual Producers Guild Awards at the Fairmont Century Plaza Hotel in Los Angeles, the actor chose a remix on the classic white ball gown. Styled by Tara Swennen, the star wore an off-white floor-length dress from Brandon Maxwell's, with a sheer corset bodice with white ribbon boning and a quilted skirt that are sewn together asymmetrically at the hip.
To finish the look, the star wore her hair up in elegant curls and skipped most of the jewelry, wearing only rings. She also wore her makeup light with romantic rose-toned eyeshadow.
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