A bevy of high-profile guests took the stage at Duggal Greenhouse in Brooklyn on Wednesday for The New York Times Well Festival in New York City. The event featured live interviews with New York Times journalists on essential health news, guidance and happy living.

Among the A-list stars who attended the event, Nia Long took the stage in classic business attire with modern colorblocking. The actress and Skims campaign star styled a button-up collared shirt in gray with the cuffs of her sleeves rolled to her elbows.

Along with the gray shirt, Long wore a pair of crisp white trousers with a wide-leg silhouette. She coordinated her pants with a pair of white platform heels. As for accessories, the actress opted for minimalism, choosing delicate gold pieces.

Tracee Ellis Ross also attended the event, bringing her own brand of suited attire to the stage. The “Black-ish” star wore a slightly oversize suit with coordinated blazer with sharp shoulders and wide-leg trousers with red detailing at the side seam.

She also added a red and burgundy colorblocked sash to her waist for added silhouette definition. This look comes after the “Black Mirror” star suited up for the 2025 Met Gala on Monday, wearing a custom look courtesy of Marc Jacobs. Ross often collaborates with stylist Karla Welch.

Finally, Paulina Porizkova hit the stage in a vibrant red dress. The playful look featured three-quarter-length sleeves with a hemline just at the longtime model’s knees. The dress was designed with a fitted silhouette with a flowing skirt.

The New York Times’ inaugural Well Festival featured a bevy of guests and experts discussing health and wellness and ways to live a happier, healthier life in the most holistic sense.