The LACMA Art+Film Gala 2026 red carpet drew a wide mix of screen stars, artists and cultural figures to Los Angeles on November 7. Now in its 15th year, the museum fundraiser honored artist Vija Celmins and filmmaker Denis Villeneuve, with Leonardo DiCaprio and Eva Chow serving as co-chairs.
Anya Taylor-Joy, Paris Hilton and Madelaine Petsch were among the early names spotted in the arrivals gallery, which captured 40 looks from the evening. The guest list moved across film, television, music, fashion and the art world, reflecting the gala’s dual focus.
A blend of Hollywood and the art world
Taylor-Joy appeared on the red carpet and was also photographed alongside Villeneuve, linking one of the evening’s honorees with a prominent screen talent. Villeneuve attended with Tanya Lapointe, and the two were included in the set.
Celmins was pictured with Matthew Marks, while other art-world guests included Catherine Opie with Katy Barkan, Alex Prager and James Goldstein. Michael Govan and Katherine Ross were also among those photographed.
Film and television names fill the arrivals
Andrew Garfield, Julia Garner, Olivia Munn, Quinta Brunson, Monica Barbaro and Sofia Carson were among the actors who walked the carpet. Madelyn Cline, Brittany Snow, Malin Åkerman, Alia Shawkat, Ashley Park and Anthony Ramos also appeared in the gallery.
The event brought together several well-known couples and collaborators. Christine Centenera arrived with Joel Edgerton, and the set also included Dan Reynolds, Rufus Sewell, Jerry Bruckheimer and Jason Wu.
Music, fashion and online culture on the guest list
Paris Hilton and Alix Earle represented the intersection of entertainment and digital culture, while Ningning and Gina Alice Redlinger added music-world presence. Quenlin Blackwell, Benito Skinner, Jordan Firstman, Fai Khadra, Evan Ross, Eyal Booker and Lindsey Vonn rounded out the arrivals.
Monica Lewinsky was also photographed at the event, as was Iris Law. The full gallery offered a broad view of the evening’s fashion and the range of guests supporting the Los Angeles County Museum of Art.
Honorees at the center of the night
The gala’s primary purpose was to celebrate Celmins and Villeneuve, whose work spans visual art and film. Their presence, along with that of co-chairs DiCaprio and Chow, anchored an evening that otherwise belonged to the red carpet’s parade of familiar faces.
For those following the arrivals, the 40- gallery provided a complete look at the LACMA Art+Film Gala 2026 red carpet, from Taylor-Joy and Hilton to the artists, actors and musicians who filled the museum’s annual fundraiser.
