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.
Krysten Ritter brought goth-glam grit to Comic-Con—her sparkly black dress and combat boots combo felt like Jessica Jones meets glam-rock revival.
Krysten Ritter doesn’t just show up—she arrives with intent. At the Variety Comic-Con Studio presented by Google TV, held at the Pendry Hotel in San Diego on July 25, 2025, Ritter’s look was a sharp reminder that fashion at fan events doesn’t have to play it safe. It can punch, shimmer, and stomp all at once.
Her outfit was a study in contrasts. A long-sleeved black dress, dusted with subtle sparkle, hugged her frame with understated drama. The fabric caught the light just enough to suggest eveningwear, but the silhouette—simple, unfussy—kept things grounded. It was the kind of dress that whispers rather than shouts.
Then came the twist: fishnet stockings and black combat boots. The boots, chunky and unapologetic, gave the look a streetwise edge, while the fishnets added texture and attitude. It was a styling choice that felt deliberate, like a nod to her iconic Jessica Jones persona—tough, layered, and never quite what you expect.
Ritter’s long dark hair was worn down, sleek and parted, with sunglasses perched on top—a casual touch that added to the off-duty cool. Makeup was kept minimal, with a focus on clean skin and a soft lip, letting the outfit do the heavy lifting.
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.
