Barbara Palvin gave sheer sophistication a downtown twist—her black mesh top and flared denim turned the PAIGE dinner into a masterclass in low-key luxury.
Barbara Palvin knows how to dress for a room—and at the PAIGE NYFW private dinner in New York on September 11, 2025, she did just that. In a setting that blended candlelit intimacy with fashion week buzz, Palvin’s look was a quiet standout: polished, personal, and perfectly pitched for the occasion.
Her outfit leaned into texture and silhouette. A black sheer top—delicate, breathable, and just suggestive enough—anchored the look with a whisper of edge. It was paired with high-waisted blue flared jeans, a silhouette that’s having a moment (again), and one that Palvin wears with ease. The denim’s structure balanced the top’s transparency, creating a visual rhythm that felt both intentional and effortless.
Accessories were minimal but smart. Black-framed glasses added a touch of intellectual cool, while her long, straight hair—center-parted and sleek—kept the overall styling grounded. No statement jewelry, no overdone makeup. Just a clean complexion, subtle contouring, and a natural lip that let the outfit breathe.
Lauren Tom brought playful polish to Comic-Con—her cherry-print dress and cardigan combo felt like a wink to retro kitsch with a voice-actor’s charm.
Lauren Tom knows how to make an entrance without making a fuss. At the “Futurama” Press Room during Comic-Con International San Diego on July 26, 2025, she arrived with a look that was quietly delightful—equal parts nostalgic and fresh, much like the animated series she’s helped define.
Madison Pettis leaned into mermaid elegance with a twist—her lattice-patterned gown fused red carpet romance with a whisper of garden surrealism.
Madison Pettis has always had a knack for turning softness into strength—and her September 2025 photoshoot proves it with quiet conviction. Against a minimalist backdrop, Pettis delivered a look that felt like a fashion fable: intricate, sculptural, and just a little bit enchanted.
The gown? A sleeveless, floor-length stunner with a plunging V-neckline and a mermaid silhouette that hugged and flared in all the right places. The fabric was a visual symphony—pink, white, black, and hints of green woven into a net-like lattice, punctuated with floral motifs that danced across the body like embroidery in motion. It wasn’t just a dress; it was a tapestry.
In a season where maximalism is often loud and chaotic, Madison Pettis offered a counterpoint: maximalism with meaning. Her look belongs in the archives of celebrity photos that remind us why fashion is still an art form.
