Milk, lace, and maximalist mischief—Jade Thirlwall’s LADYGUNN cover is a theatrical fever dream, where Bishop Elegino meets punk rococo in a splash of surreal glamour.
Jade Thirlwall has never been one to play it safe—and her September 2025 LADYGUNN Magazine cover proves it with unapologetic flair. Styled as “Bishop Elegino,” Thirlwall transforms the domestic into the divine, turning a glass of milk into a fashion statement and a corseted fantasy into a manifesto of self-expression.
The cover image is pure visual poetry. Thirlwall, mid-pour, lets milk cascade down her face in a moment that’s equal parts sacrament and satire. Her outfit—a blue and white checkered corset top with lace-up detailing paired with a voluminous white skirt—evokes Marie Antoinette reimagined by Vivienne Westwood. It’s theatrical, tactile, and utterly unbothered by convention.
Her makeup is a riot of pinks and lashes, framing eyes that dare you to look away. Hair, curled and dyed in streaks of pink and black, adds a punk edge to the otherwise pastoral palette. The setting—a softly lit room with a window view of greenery and a wall adorned with framed art—grounds the surrealism in something intimate, almost confessional.
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Jessica Chastain, ever the master of the dramatic reveal, traded recent all-black looks for a pink Gucci dream—a move that proved (once again) that she’s a chameleon of the red carpet.
At the Kering Foundation’s Caring for Women dinner in New York City, Jessica Chastain made a powerful case for the return of unapologetic romance. Dressed in a custom Gucci gown, the actress was a vision in blush pink, proving that bold color can be just as sophisticated as a sharp tuxedo.
The custom Gucci number was a study in intricate detail and whimsical charm. A sweetheart neckline gave way to a shimmery fabric adorned with meticulously gorgeous lace patterns that covered the midriff and cascaded down the skirt. The look wasn’t just pretty; it was thoughtfully constructed, featuring delicate mesh detailing and a subtle cinch in the back that gave it a corset-like vibe. It flowed gracefully, finishing with a gorgeous train that added a layer of ethereal drama.
In her hand, Chastain held a clutch, and her fingers sparkled with a Damiani Mimosa Ring , a perfect accent that didn’t compete with the gown’s ornate details but instead provided a quiet, elegant counterpoint. The overall feeling was one of effortless grace—a look that managed to feel both grand and intimately personal.
The entire look was a masterclass in cohesion, orchestrated by red carpet fashion stylist Elizabeth Stewart. Chastain’s signature ginger locks, styled into soft curls that fell over her shoulders, created a beautiful contrast against the pink fabric. The unexpected color play was further highlighted by a brighter pink lip shade, which gave the finishing touch a bonus highlight and tied the entire palette together. The resulting image was a vibrant, radiant portrait of a Hollywood icon embracing a truly playful style.
Billie Lourd brought gothic romance to the TIFF red carpet—her sheer-sleeved floral gown whispered vintage drama with a modern, midnight twist.
At the 2025 Toronto International Film Festival, Billie Lourd arrived at the premiere of Adulthood on September 11 with a look that felt like a cinematic echo—equal parts moody elegance and red carpet command. TIFF’s 50th anniversary backdrop set the stage, but it was Lourd’s ensemble that turned heads with its quiet intensity.
Her black floral dress, cut with a plunging neckline and sheer sleeves, struck a balance between romantic nostalgia and contemporary edge. The floral motif—delicate but dark—played against the sheer fabric like a whisper of old-world glamour. It wasn’t just a dress; it was a mood.
Paired with black high-heeled sandals, the look gained verticality and polish. The shoes, minimal in design, let the dress do the storytelling while adding just enough lift to elongate the silhouette. No excessive jewelry, no over-styling—just a small clutch and a confident stance.
Lourd’s hair was styled in soft waves, parted to frame her face with effortless grace. Makeup leaned toward the ethereal: a subtle smoky eye, flushed cheeks, and a muted lip that let her natural features shine through. The overall styling felt cohesive, like a character stepping out of a film noir dream.
