A-list galaxy ignites LA at 'All's Fair' premiere

Kim Kardashian joins Glenn Close, Naomi Watts on red carpet for high-stakes series debut

Los Angeles' entertainment epicenter shimmered with unmissable star power on Thursday night as the cast and creators of the anticipated Hulu series 'All's Fair' descended upon the DGA Theatre Complex for its world premiere.

The event, more than a simple screening, was a statement of intent, charged with ambition and a palpable sense of expectation for the new genre-bending drama. The red carpet was a constellation of celebrated names, each bringing their own brand of style and glamour.

The ensemble of acclaimed actors included Glenn Close, Naomi Watts, Teyana Taylor, Niecy Nash-Betts, and Sarah Paulson, who posed against glowing backdurns under a barrage of press flashbulbs.

As reported by 'People', Kim Kardashian notably commanded attention in a striking Schiaparelli couture gown from Daniel Roseberry's spring 2025 collection. Her beauty look complemented the ensemble with a classic updo, glowing skin, and a glossy lip.

The beige, floor-length dress featured a nude-illusion bodice with black contrast stitching and a dramatic, draped mermaid skirt, blending haute couture with high drama. Her beauty look complemented the ensemble with a classic updo, glowing skin, and a glossy lip.

Beyond the fashion and the flashbulbs, the premiere served as the curtain-raiser for what studios hope will become a must-watch television event. For critics and fans who had previously seen only promotional clips, the evening offered the first real hints of the series' tension and high stakes.

In interviews on the carpet, cast members spoke to the complexities of their roles, portraying fierce and brilliant women navigating a male-dominated legal world. The aesthetic cues from the event itself—from the dramatic lighting and stylised ensembles to glimpses of imposing architecture in the set design—underscored the producers' ambition for 'All's Fair' to achieve a cinematic scale, elevating it beyond typical televisual fare.

The series, from producer Ryan Murphy, follows the women who helm a boutique law firm in Los Angeles. "Fierce, brilliant and emotionally complicated, they navigate high-stakes breakups, scandalous secrets and shifting allegiances—both in the courtroom and within their own ranks," according to an official description.

For Kardashian, this marks her latest and most significant acting role following an appearance in 'American Horror Story: Delicate', as she takes on the part of a high-power lawyer. The premiere accomplished what major show launches strive for: it successfully manufactured the feeling of a must-see event.

With camera crews, eager crowds, and a cast arriving with the confidence of a world watching, 'All's Fair' made one thing unequivocally clear: its creators are betting big. Whether that gamble pays off will be revealed when the series premieres on Hulu on November 4, but its glamorous launch has certainly succeeded in making everyone lean in to watch.