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- Top designers and fashion chiefs who appear onscreen
- Models and influencers who walk through key scenes
- Musicians, comedians and sports stars popping up
- Writers, editors and cultural voices featured
- Design collaborators, artists and behind-the-scenes experts who appear
- Scenes to watch closely for the most surprising cameos
- When to see the film and what to expect
The sequel to a fashion-film classic arrives with a parade of famous faces. From runway legends to pop stars, the new film layers scenes with celebrity cameos that reward careful viewers. Scan the credits and you’ll find dozens of names that connect haute couture, media and pop culture in one glossy package.
Top designers and fashion chiefs who appear onscreen
- Donatella Versace — an instantly recognizable presence from the fashion world.
- Marc Jacobs — the designer makes a cameo among other industry heavyweights.
- Brunello Cucinelli, Camilla Cucinelli and Carolina Cucinelli — members linked to the Cucinelli house.
- Domenico Dolce and Stefano Gabbana — the duo appear as part of the film’s couture roster.
- Edward Enninful — a notable editorial figure who turns up in a scene.
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Models and influencers who walk through key scenes
Supermodels and newer faces both populate the movie, lending runway credibility and star power.
- Naomi Campbell — a catwalk icon with a memorable moment.
- Winnie Harlow and Ashley Graham — leading models who amplify the film’s fashion energy.
- Karolina Kurkova, Amelia Gray Hamlin, Anok Yai, Calum Harper and Wisdom Kaye — a mix of established and rising faces.
- Heidi Klum — brings her modeling and TV persona to a cameo.
- Law Roach — the celebrity stylist appears among industry insiders.
Musicians, comedians and sports stars popping up
Stars from outside fashion add texture and surprise to several set pieces.
- Lady Gaga — one of the film’s most talked-about celebrity turns.
- Jon Batiste and Ciara — musicians who appear in social scenes.
- Karl-Anthony Towns, Rory McIlroy and other athletes — show up in VIP circles.
- Comedians and TV personalities such as Ronny Chieng, Hannah Berner and Paige DeSorbo — add levity.
Writers, editors and cultural voices featured
The film also layers in influential media figures and authors.
- Vanessa Friedman, Tina Brown and Kara Swisher — well-known journalists on camera.
- Authors and critics including Tomi Adeyemi, Suleika Jaouad and Jia Tolentino — appear in cameo spots.
- Molly Jong‑Fast and Jenna Bush Hager — part of the cultural contingent.
- Amelia Dimoldenberg and Brigitte Lacombe — creatives who add depth to the film’s world.
Design collaborators, artists and behind-the-scenes experts who appear
- Frederic Aspiras and Sarah Tanno — beauty and styling pros visible in the film.
- Richard Kirshenbaum and Marc Glimcher — industry figures who make brief onscreen appearances.
- Adam Pendleton — the contemporary artist whose presence connects art and fashion.
- Erica Stoll — another unexpected cameo from the sports and events world.
Scenes to watch closely for the most surprising cameos
Cameos cluster around key sequences. Look for these moments.
- Runway shows — many designers and models appear during catwalk sequences.
- Hamptons lunches — social scenes populated by actors and athletes.
- VIP parties and birthday events — ideal for spotting musicians, media figures and celebrities.
- End credits — the full roster scrolls across the screen, revealing all the cameos.
Notable highlights include high-profile names that bridge fashion and pop culture. These appearances are staged to reward attentive viewers.
When to see the film and what to expect
- Release date: The film opens in theaters on May 1.
- Expect a glossy, star-filled picture with cameo-heavy scenes that celebrate fashion culture.
- Watch the credits if you want the complete list of everyone who popped up.
