Hannah Einbinder Pairs Her Off-the-Shoulder Magda Butrym Dress With an Emerald Choker
She attends the Las Culturistas Culture Awards
Reported by Harper's Bazaar.
The Las Culturistas Culture Awards — hosted by Bowen Yang and Matt Rogers — drew a genuinely impressive crowd last night: Rachel Zegler, Will Ferrell, Nobody Wants This stars Justine Lupe and Jackie Tohn, plus the Hacks trio of Hannah Einbinder, Paul W. Downs, and Megan Stalter. On a blue carpet full of bold choices, Einbinder made a case for the kind of black dress that doesn't need a gimmick to land.
The Details That Made It
Einbinder wore Magda Butrym — a tailored off-the-shoulder silhouette with a wide neckline, subtle darting at the waist, and a long drop-waist skirt that fell into an asymmetric rounded hem. The pleating gave it movement without drama, and — crucially — it had pockets, which meant she walked the carpet completely bag-free. According to Harper's Bazaar, she finished the look with Aquazzura black open-toe sandals: stiletto-heeled, softly strapped, and exactly right.
The jewelry was where things got interesting. Rather than defaulting to diamonds or going maximalist, Einbinder chose a sculptural silver choker from Anayah — the costume jewelry label founded by Nilofar Jaques and already spotted on Taylor Swift and Paris Hilton — with a central emerald-green stone that mirrored the curve of the neckline. She added a matching ring and left it there. No layering, no overexplaining. The green read as intentional without being costume-y.
Her costars played into the palette too. Downs matched Einbinder's emerald moment with a shiny green zip-up jacket and black trousers — a coordinated nod that felt like an inside joke rather than a stylist directive. Stalter went the opposite direction entirely, choosing red sequins by Erica D. Schwartz and stealing her own corner of the carpet without apology.
The lesson here isn't complicated: a black dress with real construction, one unexpected color accent, and the confidence to leave the bag at home will beat an overworked look every single time.
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