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Teyana Taylor was among the A-list stars and Hollywood heavyweights who attended CinemaCon 2025 on Tuesday in Las Vegas. The actress was joined by Regina Hall and Oscar-winner Leonardo DiCaprio, both of whom Taylor costars with in filmmaker Paul Thomas Anderson’s forthcoming film “One Battle After Another.”
Taylor opted for a vibrant look courtesy of Schiaparelli. The actress wore the Nipple Coat from the brand, made of navy brushed wool and mohair. The coat’s embellished buttons were designed with hammered gold brass and the Italian luxury fashion house’s iconic nipple bijoux buttons at the center front and bottom sleeves. The garment also included signature measuring tape embroidery in gold thread on the lapel.
Teyana Taylor attends CinemaCon on April 1 in Las Vegas.
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Taylor added some hardware to her look. The actress styled a double brooch, also by Schiaparelli, featuring a gold eye and a mouth with pierced lips connected by a gold chain. She completed the look with chunky gold earrings and metallic blue boots.
Teyana Taylor, Leonardo DiCaprio and Regina Hall attend CinemaCon on April 1 in Las Vegas.
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Taylor posed for photos alongside her “One Battle After Another” costars, Hall and DiCaprio, at the 2025 edition of CinemaCon. The Oscar-winning “The Revenant” actor kept his look casual, styling a pair of black trousers with a coordinated button-down and a gray shirt.
Hall opted for a touch of sparkle with her look. The “Girls Trip” actress wore a pair of shimmering high-waisted, wide-leg pants, which she paired with a satin blouse in a shade of seafoam green.
Teyana Taylor attends CinemaCon on April 1 in Las Vegas.
Gilbert Flores
CinemaCon is an annual event. Each year, members from the worldwide motion picture industry gather for news and highly anticipated announcements regarding the forthcoming year in film. “Ballerina,” “28 Years Later” and more films are featured among the CinemaCon 2025 lineup.
Taylor, DiCaprio and Hall star in “One Battle After Another.” Sixteen years after taking on their enemy, a group of revolutionaries that bands together to help one of their own find his daughter. The Paul Thomas Anderson-directed picture hits theaters Sept. 26.
