Celebrities and CEOs mixed Disney style with luxury status symbols at the D23 event. Here’s what they wore.

On the first day of D23, D’Amaro took the stage wearing dark skinny jeans, white sneakers, a light blue button-up shirt, and a black quarter-zip jacket.

His outfit resembled the casual yet elevated uniforms worn by tech leaders. It featured no logos or prints, and he wore no accessories.

The “Princess Diaries” star took the stage to accept a Disney Legends Award, which is the highest honor given by the company.

She wore cobalt blue for the occasion in the form of the $970 Celestial gown from Aflalo. The dress had cape sleeves, all-over pleats, and a floor-length skirt.

The outfit was regal and made for one of Hathaway’s best maternity looks.

The “Moana” actor attended the third day of the convention wearing a form-fitting white set. The outfit included pleated trousers and a button-up shirt worn open.

It was his accessories, though, that really stood out.

He wore an assortment of bracelets, rings, and metal-rimmed glasses, as well as the Jacob & Co. billionaire double tourbillon watch, which costs around $3.3 million.

It’s the same timepiece Johnson wore to the 2026 Met Gala.

The “Spider-Man” actor has undergone a massive fashion evolution since the early days of her career. The look she wore to D23 proves it.

She wore a vintage Alexander McQueen dress made by the designer in 2004.

The semi-sheer piece had a patchwork-style bodice, thin straps, and a ruffled skirt. She wore it with clear pumps banded with silver at the toes.

When they hit the stage to be recognized as Disney Legends, all three brothers wore some form of pinstripes.

Kevin Jonas wore a gray, striped shirt and tie, Nick Jonas donned a pinstriped gray suit, and Joe Jonas wore a similar style in black.

During their speech, though, the musicians added another key wardrobe piece: Mickey Mouse ear hats. The accessory was fun, festive, and a perfect nod to their history with the company.

Iger was photographed putting his handprints in cement after being named a Disney Legend over the weekend.

No accessory was too expensive or precious for the occasion. Iger wore his “Pepsi” variant of the Rolex GMT-Master II watch.

It retails for around $30,000 on the secondhand watch market.