Natasha Lyonne and Maria Bakalova delivered a masterclass in retro cool—a delightful clash of ’70s rock and crafty-chic—at Comic-Con 2025.
You don’t typically go to San Diego Comic-Con expecting a lesson in nuanced, decade-revival fashion, but here we are. In a quiet moment away from the convention floor chaos, inside Jonny Marlow’s studio for Entertainment Weekly, Natasha Lyonne and Maria Bakalova served up a study in contrasts so pitch-perfect it felt like a statement.
In a sea of graphic tees, Wallis Day chose sculptural elegance, offering a sharp (and welcome) dose of high-fashion minimalism to Comic-Con’s press circuit.
Every so often, amidst the delightful chaos of San Diego Comic-Con, a fashion moment cuts through the noise with startling clarity. This year, it belonged to Wallis Day. For her Entertainment Weekly portrait session in July 2025, the actress sidestepped convention entirely, opting for a look that was less about pop culture and more about pure form.
Elle Fanning channels modern elegance with a Givenchy look and Cartier rings in a striking Entertainment Weekly photoshoot—Comic-Con’s quiet fashion coup.
Elle Fanning didn’t just attend San Diego Comic-Con 2025—she transformed it. In a photoshoot for Entertainment Weekly’s studio at the Hard Rock Hotel, the Predator: Badlands star delivered a look that felt like couture’s answer to sci-fi minimalism: sharp, serene, and unmistakably editorial.
Her outfit? A tailored Givenchy ensemble that whispered power. The blazer—structured yet fluid—paired with wide-leg trousers in a soft wool-silk blend, created a silhouette that was both commanding and graceful. It was the kind of look that doesn’t need embellishment to make a statement. And yet, Fanning added one: neon green heels, a jolt of color that turned the monochrome into a mood.
Jewelry was precise and poetic. On her fingers: Cartier’s Trinity Ring and Juste Un Clou Ring—symbols of timeless craftsmanship and quiet rebellion. The rings didn’t just accessorize; they punctuated the look, adding metallic rhythm to the visual composition.
