Cobie Smulders wore a bronze textured blazer dress with tights and heels to The Lincoln Lawyer Season 4 premiere on January 28, 2026.
At the season 4 premiere of Netflix’s The Lincoln Lawyer , Cobie Smulders stepped onto the red carpet in something that looked equal parts retro insurance mogul and indie label editorial. The fit isn’t loud, but the texture speaks—metallic bronze, peppered black, rough-sheen fabric puckered into a boxy blazer cut, oversized just enough to feel deliberate. Buttoned tight. No shirt peeking. No accessories screaming.
It’s a short hem—yes—but the tights pull it back into pragmatism. Not trying to be overt, but definitely not conservative. Just long enough to toe the line. Black opaque hose. Shiny black Mary Jane heels with chunky block heels and a single strap. Bookish but not shy. Controlled.
Emmanuelle Chriqui wore wide-leg navy trousers with a cropped jacket and deep V top at The Lincoln Lawyer Season 4 premiere in LA.
At the Los Angeles premiere of Netflix’s The Lincoln Lawyer Season 4 on January 28, Emmanuelle Chriqui showed up in a look that’s tailored but relaxed—and not trying too hard to impress. Think clean lines with mild playfulness. A dark navy co-ord set with wide-leg trousers and a cropped matching jacket, both detailed with visible topstitching that feels more ‘Stella McCartney 2012’ than brand‑new runway. It has that slightly nostalgic department store chic, the kind that’s confident in its utility.
The jacket rests loosely on her arms—not worn, just perched—and the black V-cut satin camisole underneath gives the whole look its mood. It dips low, but doesn’t overplay. Belted at the waist with a shiny, braided black belt. Just enough shape to avoid drowning in the proportions. The pants hit the floor. They sweep instead of swing.
Neve Campbell wore tailored black trousers with a white blouse and leather blazer at The Lincoln Lawyer Season 4 premiere on January 28, 2026.
For the Season 4 premiere of Netflix’s The Lincoln Lawyer , Neve Campbell kept things relentlessly simple—and that’s not a bad thing. A no-fuss black-and-white combination built around tailoring and quiet confidence. She wore a black leather blazer over a white blouse with a soft collar and subtle buttons, untucked just slightly, enough to feel lived-in rather than styled to death.
The trousers sit high but not exaggerated, slim cut, no break at the ankle. Clean. Black pointed heels peek out beneath, classic in shape, not screaming for attention. Almost everything about this look reads minimal but intentional. The kind of outfit that prefers eye contact over Instagram. Hair down, slightly waved, parted center—barely even touched. Makeup follows suit: light-handed, a bit of liner, a hint of rosiness, maybe some gloss. That’s it.
