Tyla wore a one-shouldered embroidered mini dress with trailing chiffon and studded pumps to the Valentino Haute Couture show January 2026.
Tyla dropped into the Valentino Haute Couture Spring/Summer 2026 show in Paris on January 28 like she got lost inside a couture photoshoot —and decided to stay. Her dress was a fever dream of texture and light: one-shouldered mesh illusion , scrolled with botanical sequin embroidery in flame orange, lilac, pale green. A barely-there hem. Beaded fringe grazing mid-thigh. Then, the disruptor: a trailing swath of royal blue chiffon , flowing from one hip, pooling behind her like fashion week drag meets Greco-Roman revival.
The accessories stayed sharp. Cream pointed pumps with gold studded straps , a structured nude bag with a bamboo handle, and oversized statement earrings that hovered just above her collarbone. Her hair—art. Slick baby hairs curled into deliberate shapes, transitioning into braids, finished off with a flared bob. It’s a lot. Intentionally.
Quenlin Blackwell wore a sheer blouse, high-waisted red skirt, and crystal Valentino bag to the Haute Couture fashion show January 2026.
Quenlin Blackwell showed up at the Valentino Haute Couture Spring/Summer 2026 presentation in Paris on January 28, 2026, with an outfit that felt freshly ironed from a fashion photoshoot —except she wore it in real time. She paired a sheer, ultra-delicate organza blouse with ballooned sleeves and scalloped detailing that looked lifted from a Victorian tea room with something much bolder below—a crimson midi skirt , pencil-shaped and high-waisted, the kind that does not move unless the woman wearing it insists. It worked. She insisted.
The contrast hit hard: soft and rigid, transparent and opaque, innocent and very calculated. Her accessories? Exacting. A pearled Valentino shoulder bag with gold hardware and the distinctive ‘V’ logo across the flap. Translucent pumps so sharp they almost disappeared, and a red lip that didn’t. Hair waved, parted, Hollywood-perfect. She looked like she walked straight out of a styling deck marked “front row fantasy,” then stood there waiting for the camera to catch up.
Lily Allen wore an orange polka-dot blouse with a velvet pencil skirt and baroque bag at the Valentino Haute Couture show January 2026.
Lily Allen made a maximalist entrance at the Valentino Haute Couture Spring/Summer 2026 show in Paris on January 28, 2026, arriving in a color story that felt straight from a Wes Anderson wardrobe department—with better tailoring. She wore a retro-leaning pumpkin orange satin blouse adorned with tight black polka dots , complete with a high collar and a large, crushed velvet black bow at the throat. Statement? Maybe. Costume? Close. Somehow still firmly fashion.
Her bottom half anchored the eccentricity with a sensual twist: a dark green velvet skirt , gathered tightly at the thigh into an off-center knot. It hugged. It moved. It refused to play second fiddle. Tights—semi-sheer and classic—gave her legs that noir gloss finish, pairing oddly well with black open-toe heels that scream “cabaret, but cushioned.” The pièce de résistance? A tapestry-textured shoulder bag slung just high enough to keep the look grounded in present-tense attitude.
