Oscar-winning actress Mikey Madison spotlighted Irish design at her latest film premiere, wearing a couture gown by Irish-owned label Standing Ground.
After a spellbinding show at Fall/Winter 2026 Paris Fashion Week in July, in which models wore Carrickmacross lace and sculpted corseted gowns, Clare-born designer Michael Stewart has captivated fashion fans and celebrity clients with his designs for the fashion house.
Marked by extreme precision, innovative techniques and exaggerated silhouettes, Standing Ground quickly gained recognition as a fashion house pushing the craft of couture to the limits.
Following in the footsteps of stars like Tilda Swinton and Salma Hayek, Anora star Madison stepped out in one of the brands designs for the London premiere of The Social Reckoning, which took place last night.
Styled by Andrew Mukamal, Madison wore a striking canary yellow gown, which featured an hourglass silhouette, a contrasting black panel at the exaggerated neckline and intricate beading that was sewn into the fabric of the dress itself and draped across the bodice and hips of the gown.
The beading extended down into the gown's subtle train, combining an ethereal classic silhouette with modern design.
Madison was joined at the premiere by her co-star Jeremy Allen White, who wore a modern take on a classic suit, and screenwriter and director Aaron Sorkin, who opted for a grey suit.
