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.
Proving the timeless power of a good print, Stephanie Beatriz lit up the Comic-Con portrait studio in a playful (and perfectly pitched) polka dot ensemble.
In a fashion landscape often dominated by stark minimalism or complex deconstruction, sometimes the most refreshing statement is a burst of pure, graphic joy. Enter Stephanie Beatriz, who brought a dose of delightful energy to the Entertainment Weekly San Diego Comic-Con studio this July 2025.
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.
