New York City: Actress Taraji P. Henson attended the launch of David Yurman’s men’s Chevron campaign, showcasing her chic style in a dramatic black minidress. The event, hosted by Michael B. Jordan, featured a star-studded guest list and highlighted Henson’s successful beauty brand, TPH by Taraji.
On Wednesday in New York City, actress Taraji P. Henson graced the launch event for David Yurman’s men’s Chevron campaign, which was hosted by global ambassador Michael B. Jordan. The occasion attracted a host of notable figures and showcased an array of style and elegance.
Henson made a striking appearance in a long-sleeved black minidress, accentuated by exaggerated ruffles that added a dramatic flair to her outfit. Complementing her dress, she donned sheer tights and a selection of jewellery, exuding sophistication. Her ensemble was completed with a pair of Alevi Kyla black pumps, further highlighting her chic aesthetic.
The actress frequently collaborates with fashion stylists Micah McDonald and Wayman Bannerman, who have curated some of her distinguished looks. Notable outfits from previous events include a rose gold Tamara Ralph dress worn at the Academy Museum of Motion Pictures Gala in October and a custom gold Balmain gown she showcased while hosting the BET Awards in June.
The event was not only a platform for Henson’s fashion statement but also featured a diverse group of attendees, with performances and appearances from celebrities such as Lea Michele, Colman Domingo, Victoria Monét, and Amanda Seyfried, who contributed to the vibrant atmosphere of the launch.
In addition to her prominent role in the entertainment industry, Henson has expanded her brand presence; in 2020, she launched TPH by Taraji, a line initially focused on hair care that has since grown to include a variety of body care products, available in over 1,800 Target locations. The line has attracted attention for its comprehensive range, which includes body washes, creams, and oils that cater to wellness and beauty needs.
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