For me, Coat Season is the most wonderful time of the year. While I adore bundling up for brisk wintery weather, the greatest thrill is covering my coat rack in the outerwear trends that celebrities have already tested.

This time around, funnel-neck finds and cobalt blue coats were the first of-the-moment silhouettes to migrate from more high-profile, cool-girl collections to mine. Now, high-collar coats have been on my Fashion To-Do List since last spring. But at Balenciaga's Paris Fashion Week show last month, Lola Tung proved the striking shape has perfect-for-fall potential, too. Not only does the dramatic neckline make any layered-up looks more intriguing, but it also keeps décolletage snug when one forgets a scarf.

Once the curtain closed on Fashion Month fêtes, and front-row regulars like Hailey Bieber returned to L.A., the chic coat inspiration didn't cease. Thanks to 2026's cobalt blue takeover, Bieber's trusty trench became the statement piece of the season. If my favorite minimalist retires the khaki- and camel-colored coats in her closet, so will I.

Thanks to street style stars like Dua Lipa, Dakota Johnson, Tung, and Bieber, I've curated an impressively well-rounded outerwear wardrobe for Winter 2026. So, bring it on, November, December, and January. I'm more than ready for whatever weather—and dress codes—come my way. What about you?

Funnel-Neck Jackets

Lola Tung only attended one Paris Fashion Week show during the Spring/Summer 2027 season. Still, that single step-and-repeat upgraded my coat collection for good: The Summer I Turned Pretty star—and her red leather jacket—reminded me to try the funnel-neck trend this fall.

Victoria Beckham, Kravitz, and even Harry Styles are also fans of stand collars. For off-duty outings, though, I plan on pairing it with leggings à la Tung.

Leopard-Print Coats

Two years after Jennifer Lopez's shearling leopard-dotted coat made waves in L.A., she showcased a similar Dolce & Gabbana topper at Milan Fashion Week. That time, however, it was cropped and fur-free to match her animal-spotted shorts and slingback pumps.

This season, J.Lo isn't the only A-lister with a soft spot for animal-print outerwear pieces: Everyone from Johnson and Rihanna to Anne Hathaway and Jennifer Lawrence has one, too.

Collarless Coats

Days after the red color trend took over New York Fashion Week's post-show scene, Zoë Kravitz pulled a sold-out The Row piece out of storage: the Cashmere Priske Coat, complete with a collarless neckline and an ankle-hovering hem. Kravitz debuted the tomato-tinted coat in Sept. 2023, but Teyana Taylor attended Calvin Klein's recent runway show in an almost identical suede style.

Pub Jackets

After a fabulous French Girl Fall, I'm manifesting a London Girl Winter with Monica Barbaro's Pub Jacket from ME+EM. Now, is Barbaro British? No—and neither am I. But she certainly looked like a Londoner in the multi-pocket houndstooth style, which, shockingly, hasn't sold out yet. Genuine London girls love the look, too, including Sienna Miller, Alexa Chung, and even Princess Kate.

Evening Jackets

Senior shopping editor Cortne Bonilla-Oliva isn't the only trendsetter styling the evening jacket trend. Dua Lipa and I are, too. On the eve of Chanel's Spring 2027 show, she sourced the French fashion house for a cropped, tweed-and-floral coat. To dress down the elevated design, she wore a black tank top, matching boyfriend jeans by Celine, and a croc, moss green bag from Chanel, of course.

Fur-Trimmed Jackets

According to fashion editor Lauren Tappan, fur-trimmed jackets will make all of my autumnal looks "feel undeniably rich." Since Penny Lane pieces are so "statement-making," she suggested pairing the boho-chic coat with "laid-back bottoms" like jeans. It seems Dakota Johnson got the less-is-more memo, too: Light-wash Levi's denim complemented her Valentino jacket's casually cool look.

Did you get déjà vu, seeing Johnson in the navy blue-and-brown number? That's because Lawrence and Kendall Jenner have sported the same $6,300 style.

Pop of Color Coats

Not long after Emma Stone and Daisy Edgar-Jones made a case for cobalt blue coats, the trend starred in Hailey Bieber's latest street style serve. To make the color as wearable as camel, the Rhode founder finished her off-duty outfit with a black crop top, matching bottoms, and slipper-style mules. I think I'll do the same this weekend.

While I'm still saving for my trip to Paris, the coolest fashion people on my fall-winter mood board have been to France so often that they could qualify for dual citizenship. So, if anyone is well-versed in the world of French girl fashion—and more specifically, which seasonal trends the locals are loving—it's celebrities like Zoë Kravitz, Jennifer Lawrence, and Daisy Edgar-Jones.

Sure, stars in New York City and L.A. are an entire ocean away from Parisians—and their effortlessly chic closets. But each time they visit, they bring a stylish souvenir (or two) back to their stomping grounds. Kravitz, for one, recently welcomed the heeled ballet flats trend to her ballerina-ridden shoe rack. It's the same slipper-looking silhouette that the actor can't stop wearing, except with the prettiest block heels.

Meanwhile, days after bright green bags flooded the post-show scene at Paris Fashion Week, Lawrence debuted a neon top-handle tote in NYC. Perhaps the little black bag loyalist treated herself to the eye-catching color trend after the Dior Spring 2027 show. And then there's Edgar-Jones. During this month's Sense and Sensibility press tour, she dressed down the military jacket trend the French Girl Way. Turns out, the salute-worthy silhouette is also a London girl go-to.

Will I continue to feel FOMO when my trusty trendsetters pop up in Paris? Of course, but if Lawrence and Kravitz can channel French girls' favorite fall/winter trends Stateside, so can I.

Animal-Print Shoes

French girls have a soft spot for animal-print pieces, but right now, the season's most popular patterns are dominating the shoe department. Days after a Parisian paired the red color trend with a cargo pencil skirt and cow-print Mary Janes from Prada, Dua Lipa's date-night outfit showcased zebra-striped stilettos by Christian Louboutin.

Bright Green Bags

Seeing neon green on a surplus of Paris-worthy purses wasn't on my Fashion Month bingo card. Nonetheless, it made for a stellar statement piece outside the runway shows. Maybe, on her way to the Paris-Charles de Gaulle Airport, Jennifer Lawrence spotted a French girl with a bright green bag on her arm—and made a pit stop at her nearest secondhand store. That's right, her top-handle leather tote is vintage Hermès.

Pencil Skirts

Days after Kendall Jenner ditched Paris for L.A., French-girl fashion still lived rent-free in her mind. Case in point: The supermodel grabbed dinner with Hailey Bieber in a navy blue pencil skirt, instantly dressing up her slipper-style mules and an equally Parisian boatneck top.

And this season, Jenner doesn't have to limit herself to opaque, office-appropriate picks, either. In Paris, residents sampled semi-sheer pencil skirts, proving the silhouette isn't as minimalist as it seems.

Heeled Ballet Flats

Zoë Kravitz's taste in ballet flats has always felt inherently Parisian. This fall, she traded her beloved low-profile ballerinas for suede shoes with itty-bitty block heels. Across the pond, a French girl gave the heeled ballet flats trend a surprisingly maximalist twist: their grab-and-go shoes were a glossy shade of metallic gold.

Cobalt Blue

Last month, Serena Williams was ahead of the cobalt blue curve, wearing the striking shade on a windbreaker and identical Nike sneakers at a pre-US Open party. Then, while royal blue earned Spring 2027 endorsements from Chanel, Calvin Klein, Proenza Schouler, and more, French showgoers at Fashion Week traded indigo denim for a more unmissable hue.

Military Jackets

Sure, London girls might lead the military jacket army, but French girls are certainly their allies. During her Sense and Sensibility press tour, Daisy Edgar-Jones tested McQueen's take on the trend in a cropped white coat and jeans. Meanwhile, at Paris Fashion Week, another supporter of the statuesque style sourced Khaite for the "York Jacket" featuring bold padded shoulders and braided cords.

Track Pants

To this day, L.A. locals like Bieber remain faithful to athleisure fashion, but don't let its Californian connections fool you: Parisians aren't anti-track pants in the slightest. Need proof? See how a Fashion Week guest wore a cobalt blue windbreaker and striped Adidas bottoms with a studded shoulder bag, a newsboy cap, and bulky Dr. Martens boots. The 'fit feels French, right?

While the preppy headpiece might be a bit much for Bieber, a less-is-more loyalist, I wouldn't be surprised if she wore the track-jacket-and-trousers set before and after Pilates.

It seems the costume designer of Die Alive, Zoë Kravitz's new rom-com, went shopping in the star's closet before filming began. Since shooting the first scene last week, some of Kravitz's favorite fall/winter trends have scored supporting roles in the movie. Days after Kravitz wore her cherry red bandana while in character, her four-year-old Adidas Samba sneakers made their acting debut.

After filming in Manhattan's West Village, the Margot Robbie-produced production moved to SoHo. The paparazzi lingered nearby, waiting to capture Kravitz's latest cool-girl costume. Confirming red is one of her character's signature shades, the actor wore a crimson crewneck sweater and scarf with a patent leather Prada briefcase, a cropped black coat, matching trousers, and black-and-white Adidas Sambas.

The slim sneakers have been in Kravitz's regular rotation since 2022, appearing as recently as an off-screen stroll on Oct. 10. Perhaps the costume designer wanted the character to have a wardrobe of well-loved basics—not fresh-from-the-box It shoes without a single crease or scuff. Or, the film's fashion team (like her fans) thought her stellar shoe collection deserved some screen time. Regardless, the low-profile, $100 pair made the role—and her cold-weather co-ord—feel relatable.

Kravitz isn't the only sneakerhead in her house with an affinity for Adidas Sambas: her fiancé, Harry Styles, owns the same color combination, but with slightly lighter rubber soles. The pop star prefers the Adidas Samba Decon, so if Kravitz's sneakers need an understudy, Styles can save the day.

The Adidas Sambas weren't the only best-selling trainers on the Die Alive set on October 22. While wearing a classic trench coat, a charcoal-colored V-neck sweater, and familiar black bottoms, Kravitz tested the chunky sneakers trend in New Balance trainers earlier in the day. The sold-out New Balance 990v5 style, from 2019, featured a cool-toned gray color story and a mixture of mesh, suede, and leather materials.

The Boston-based brand isn't new to Kravitz's sleek shoe rack either. She unboxed the same New Balance 990v5 sneakers back in Feb. 2020.

And just like that, the case appears to be closed: Kravitz is, in fact, bringing some of her best shoes to work—and wearing them on screen. I'd say her closet deserves a shoutout in the closing credits, wouldn't you?

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It's been a minute since Zoë Kravitz and Harry Styles delivered a couple's fashion master class. Sure, they're not walking everywhere hand-in-hand, but that doesn't mean their street style looks are out of sync.

Case in point: Over the weekend, Kravitz and Styles were spotted on different ends of Manhattan, wearing trousers and similar takes on the funnel-neck jacket trend. Now that's a power couple.

Before attending Styles's latest sold-out show at Madison Square Garden, Kravitz ran errands in the cool-girl, black-and-brown color combination. She layered a cropped, windbreaker-style jacket over a black crewneck sweater, matching trousers, and burgundy ballet flats.

If Kravitz popped the collar, the coat would've nailed the funnel-neck trend beloved by Kendall Jenner, Bella Hadid, Victoria Beckham, and more.

Meanwhile, Styles followed his fiancée's lead in his own perfect-for-fall uniform. His outfit featured a taupe, funnel-neck zip-up and black trousers. While the Grammy winner has worn ballerinas at the 2026 Grammys, the 2026 BRIT Awards, and even on Saturday Night Live, he traded he and Kravitz's collective favorite flats for another signature on her shoe rack: soft loafers and tube socks.

From there, Styles finished his pre-show 'fit with shield sunglasses and his newest Chanel Maxi Flap Bag. The Hollywood-wide hero item joined his collection back in March. Then, he chose a leopard-print style from the Métiers d'Art 2026 collection. Perhaps this time, Kravitz (a little black bag loyalist) convinced him to try a more timeless shade of leather.

Kravitz has become Styles's favorite fashion muse. He constantly sources her closet for style inspiration (when you're engaged to an It girl like that, it would be a crime not to). For proof, see how he debuted a brown raffia bag and a barn jacket the Zoë Kravitz way early in the year.

Last October, Kravitz attended the Saint Laurent Spring 2026 show in an almost identical beige bomber. The actor paired hers with a lace-trimmed, butter yellow dress.

It seems Kravitz and Styles have discovered their love language: sharing the same taste in outerwear. While spending the holidays in Rome last December, they did the same with warm winter coats—and Kravitz's now-signature purple scarf.

Which Fall 2026 jacket trend will connect the love birds—and their fall-winter wardrobes—next? My bet is on sweater jackets.

Shop Funnel-Neck Jackets Inspired by Zoë Kravitz and Harry Styles

Usually, the celebrity style circuit is a ghost town the week after fashion month's final show. Once the Spring/Summer 2027 season wrapped, however, everyone from Zoë Kravitz to Daisy Edgar-Jones delivered a post-Paris Fashion Week encore, starring some of the most memorable looks of the season.

Edgar-Jones, for example, ended her Sense and Sensibility press tour in NYC with back-to-back outfits that bordered on method dressing. In fact, there are two top-tier outfits from Edgar-Jones on this list, because it was literally impossible to choose between her French girl denim and a 27-year-old Chloé raglan tee.

Also in NYC, Kravitz proved her new rom-com, Die Alive, is a fashion film in a pistachio green pencil skirt and high-vamp heels. The next day, the actor's character outdid herself, mixing something old (Kravitz's beloved black ballet flats) and something new (denim capri pants).

Now, NYC wasn't the only style hotspot with enviable fall fashion this week. Thanks to Jenna Ortega and Jodie Comer, London was one to watch. Keep scrolling for Marie Claire's best celebrity looks of the week of October 11, 2026—and ways to recreate them when you're not an A-lister doing press or filming a Margot Robbie-produced project.

Zoë Kravitz

If it wasn't for the cameras and crew, I'd assume Zoë Kravitz styled a cropped gray camisole, a slip skirt, high-vamp heels, and a vintage Fendi Baguette just because. But no, she's playing a character—one that became the fall fashion blueprint this week. Even Kravitz's eggplant purple coat could've been on loan from her real-life closet.

The next day, Kravitz kept it casually cool, filming with co-star Riley Keough in denim capri pants, black ballet flats, and a red triangle scarf, tied atop her hair. By adding the gray, spaghetti-strap camisole, a French girl color combination traveled from Paris to NYC.

Daisy Edgar-Jones

Days after Daisy Edgar-Jones attended Sense and Sensibility's L.A. premiere in vintage Chloé, she sourced the same Spring 1999 collection for an iconic raglan tee.

Designed by then-creative director Stella McCartney, the baseball tee featured a hand-painted eagle on the front. She paired the vintage piece with modern-day, lace-trimmed shorts, also courtesy of Chloé. Pointy white pumps from Jude (the French footwear brand behind Kravitz's high-vamp heels) finished the press tour.

Edgar-Jones's go-to Levi's are the surprise star of her Sense and Sensibility era. After wearing the straight-leg style with a 152-year-old Boucheron pendant, the actor changed into a royal blue Burberry trench coat and black heels.

Jenna Ortega

Meanwhile, another It girl-led press tour was brewing in London. Jenna Ortega started promoting Klara and the Sun in a sunshine-y yellow sweater, a black button-down, a chestnut brown coat, and a matching skirt, all from Michael Kors's Spring 2027 show. Then, pointy patent leather pumps with Mary Jane-style straps joined the mix.

Elizabeth Debicki

Edgar-Jones's press tour may be over, but this week, another trendsetting Londoner picked up where she left off in NYC: Elizabeth Debicki.

The actor isn't method dressing for Wicker. Better yet, she's using the already viral rom-com to showcase her street style prowess. Case in point: Her leopard-print, short-sleeve sweater and leather trousers, both by Adam Lippes. She carried a black Kallmeyer bag, but sadly, her croc color is sold out. It's still available in smooth patent leather, though.

Jodie Comer

Early in the month, Jodie Comer made waves at Givenchy's Paris Fashion Week show in a blinding red blouse and black trousers.

Fast forward to this week, and the Killing Eve star proved she has stellar taste in knitwear, styling an oversized beige turtleneck with an oxblood leather skirt from Sportmax. Black sandals finished the red carpet co-ord at the UK Theater Awards.

Playing with unexpected pops of color is quickly becoming Zoë Kravitz's favorite hobby. Rotating between cobalt blue, purple, and red makes the minimalist's looks feel unmissable. So much so, colorblocking has secured a starring role in Kravitz's new rom-com, Die Alive.

On October 15, the actor returned to set in an outfit that embodied fashion's red-and-gray obsession. While the movie's costume designer still remains a mystery, whoever it is nailed the casual-cool look. Kravitz was dressed in a light gray tank and dark denim capri pants, with black ballet flats, and a familiar red bandana in her hair.

While her engagement ring from Harry Styles was, of course, missing from the character's assortment of accessories, it seems the costume designer still sourced Kravitz's closet for the head scarf and slippers: Last month, she wore the same poppy red piece with a little black dress and The Row flip-flops. Meanwhile, the bow-tied ballet flats seem to be her beloved Dream Ballerinas by Mansur Gavriel.

The contrasting color story is trending for Fall 2026, having shown up on the runways of heritage brands, like Chanel, Chloé, Lanvin, and Lacoste. Kravitz, however, has been sampling the combo since June 2025, when she wore a Heather gray raglan tee with a tomato red trim.

She doubled down on the color play, styling her top with crimson flip-flops from The Row and matching gray bike shorts. To no surprise, Kravitz finished the off-duty 'fit with another bandana.

Kravitz was, without a doubt, ahead of the red-and-gray curve. But the trend has officially gone mainstream, hopping the pond to Paris Fashion Week in September. Showgoers couldn't stop styling the shades together. The red-and-gray color combo became more than a trend; It was a French girl fixture of the season.

Feeling inspired? Recreate Kravitz's look below.

Shop the Red-and-Gray Color Combination Trend Inspired by Zoë Kravitz

I owe Margot Robbie and her production company, LuckyChap Entertainment, a "thank you" card. Not just for casting Zoë Kravitz in the new rom-com, Die Alive, but for filling her character's fall closet with so many enviable looks.

We don't know much about Die Alive, other than it features Kravitz, Riley Keough, Jamie Dornan, and Adèle Exarchopoulos. But judging by the on-set paparazzi shots, Kravitz's costumes are the star of the show.

On October 14, the second day of filming, Kravitz wore a slate gray tank top, a pistachio green midi skirt, and an eggplant purple coat. The look was an expert-level course in indiscriminate color-blocking. She finished the eclectic ensemble with a shot of espresso, via pointed-toe Date Pumps from French footwear brand Jude.

Fully committing to the Carrie Bradshaw 'the shoes are the outfit' bit, Kravitz topped off the 'fit with a vintage Fendi Baguette, a classic Sex and the City bag. The shoulder bag was made of black suede, accented with pink and green floral embroidery. (The same purse sold secondhand on TheRealReal for $1,125.)

Kravitz is no stranger to styling It shoes with high-vamp uppers. In fact, her signature ballet flats share the same glove-style silhouette. This time, however, the heels stood four inches tall.

Kravitz is the latest A-lister to dip her toes into the unconventional look, following Hailey Bieber, Katie Holmes, Ayo Edebiri, Jennifer Lawrence, and more. Jude, the brand behind Kravitz's brown heels, is also making a name for itself in the high-vamp department. Everyone from Daisy Edgar-Jones and Sofia Richie Grainge to Greta Lee and Bella Hadid have worn the French fashion house's retro twist on timeless pump silhouette.

Shop similar high-vamp styles from Toteme, Khaite, Zara, and more, below.

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On October 12, Zoë Kravitz's and her beloved purple scarf took a romantic stroll in New York City. This time, Harry Styles wasn't the third-wheel. Co-star Riley Keough, instead took his place—making for a stylish matching moment.

Kravitz (who prefers slipper-style ballet flats over actual slippers) finally put her favorite It shoes on pause. Instead, she styled her casual look with a celebrity-approved pair of Uggs—a first for her.

Paparazzi spotted Kravitz and Keough on the set of Die Alive in New York City, an upcoming rom-com from Margot Robbie's production company, LuckyChap Entertainment. In between scenes, Kravitz kept it casual in a white long-sleeve shirt, black straight-leg pants, the purple scarf she can't stop wearing, and her new Ugg Tasman II Slippers.

Recognize the suede outer, braided trim, and foam soles? That's because the same $130 slippers have been worn by Dua Lipa, Kendall Jenner, Kaia Gerber, and Mikey Madison. Selena Gomez and Scarlett Johansson also made their respective returns to the sets of Only Murders In the Building and The Exorcist in the comfort-forward footwear. So it's no surprise that the grab-and-go Uggs landed another (off-screen) role in Hollywood.

Kravitz isn't the only Die Alive actor with Uggs at the ready in her trailer. Keough also traded her character's on-screen footwear for Ugg's black Classic II Boots, which retail for $195. The shoe boasts the same buttery-soft suede as Kravitz's slippers, except the shafts extended far beyond her ankles.

At this point, Kravitz is a Hollywood mainstay. Even so, Ugg slippers seem to be a new addition to her moviemaking survival kit. She's never been seen wearing a pair of Uggs before—whereas I wear them pretty much every time I leave the house.

Shop other VIP-supported styles below. Then, elevate them with the purple trend à la Kravitz.

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After attending Saint Laurent's Spring/Summer 2027 show in a sheer look that resembled her 2026 Met Gala gown, Zoë Kravitz wasted no time returning home to New York City. And not just because her fiancé, Harry Styles, was anticipating her arrival. Kravitz couldn't wait to reunite with her cold-weather wardrobe, specifically the purple scarf that joined her coat rack months before Fashion Weeks in NYC, Milan, and Paris made the maximalist color trend mainstream.

For her first post-Fashion Month errands run, Kravitz traded her sidewalk-sweeping red The Row coat for a shorter, suede-looking black style. Pairing her off-duty outfit with a black leather tote bag, matching block-heel boots, and bug-eye sunglasses, the actor saved her splash of color for a familiar scarf. The city's 60-degree chill warranted the addition of a pre-winter wrap—hers just happened to make New York Fashion Week's leading color trend more wearable than ever.

Now, Kravitz didn't add the scarf to her fall-to-winter wardrobe because the can't-miss color is having a moment right now. She was actually ahead of the purple curve, debuting the cool-girl accessory in Rome with Styles in Dec. 2025.

While the Zoë Kravitz Effect has spearheaded a trend or two in the past (see: soft loafers or raglan tees), the purple resurgence has been in the works for years. Last month, senior shopping editor Cortne Bonilla-Oliva traced it back to Fall 2025 fashion shows from Miu Miu, Gucci, McQueen, and more. Most recently, everyone from Bottega Veneta and Tory Burch to Sergio Hudson and Vivienne Westwood made the shade a signature for Spring 2027 styling.

What's more, showgoers at Fashion Week fêtes carried the It color onto the street style circuits in NYC, London, and Paris. Some guests even tested the trend on scarves à la Kravitz.

Kravitz has an affinity for statement-making scarves that push her signature color story outside its minimalist comfort zone: Last November, a tomato red rendition had the same effect on the black-and-brown winter outfit that she wore to dinner with Hailey Bieber in L.A.

Which color trend will join her ever-expanding scarf collection next? I'm putting my money on chartreuse, another New York Fashion Week favorite this season.

Shop the Purple Trend Inspired by Zoë Kravitz's Scarf

Between the 2026 MTV VMAs, the Verity and Sense and Sensibility press tours, and Paris Fashion Week, this week's celebrity looks set a high style standard for October.

The end-of-September step-and-repeats started strong at the VMAs, where Taylor Swift debuted one of her best red carpet dresses yet: a black-and-bejeweled gown by Tamara Ralph. Once Swift premiered the "Patient Zero" music video, took home the inaugural Artist Director Award, and became the most-awarded artist in VMA history, the fashion focus shifted back to Paris Fashion Week. Rihanna boarded the Matières Fécales bandwagon that started with Zendaya's The Odyssey wings this summer, Jennifer Lawrence returned to Dior's front row in a lingerie-looking nightgown, and at Saint Laurent, Zoë Kravitz showed some skin in a lacy black look.

While Paris Fashion Week became the most star-studded Fashion Month chapter of the Spring/Summer 2027 season, Dakota Johnson and Daisy Edgar-Jones kept the style scene running elsewhere. After Johnson debuted back-to-back custom Calvin Klein looks at the VMAs and New York City's Verity premiere, she visited Late Night With Seth Meyers in a backless little black dress. Meanwhile in Australia, Edgar Jones gave the bra top and capri pants trend a Jane Austen heroine-style makeover.

With some of the season's most high-profile fêtes falling on the same week, it's no surprise that cool-girl celebrity looks just kept coming. Ahead, catch up on the week's best fashion moments—from J.Law, Johnson, and more—that you might've missed during your most recent FYP scroll.

Zoë Kravitz's Saint Laurent Look

Zoë Kravitz found her rightful place in Saint Laurent's front row, wearing an on-brand blouse and midi skirt sculpted from sheer black lace. Marie Claire couldn't help but notice that it resembled her nearly naked gown at the 2026 Met Gala.

Hailey Bieber's Vintage Narciso Rodriguez Dress

Hailey Bieber blessed Paris Fashion Week watchers with multiple fabulous fashion moments this week. Between the baggy Saint Laurent suit, her holiday party-ready dress, and the French girl-inspired jeans outfit, it's difficult to choose a favorite.

In the end, the winner was the vintage Cerruti Spring 1997 slip dress, which was designed by Narciso Rodriguez for his friend Carolyn Bessette-Kennedy's rehearsal dinner in 1996. Her stylist, Dani Michelle, deserves finger-claps for that pull.

Katie Holmes's Black, White, and Red Look

Always on board for a little red bag, Katie Holmes brought her new Mansur Gavriel tote to Paris Fashion Week. There, the bucket-style sling became the pop of color against her black blazer, shade-matched stilettos, and white, feather-trimmed skirt from the London label Tove.

Daisy Edgar-Jones's Dries Van Noten Look in Australia

Daisy Edgar-Jones and her stylist, Dani Michelle, delivered look after look in Australia this week. In between a naked Miu Miu dress and a ruffled Alaïa look, the actor paired a cotton poplin bra top with matching capri pants (both by Dries Van Noten) in a refined, Sense and Sensibility-worthy way.

Dakota Johnson's Gia Studios Look at the 'Verity' Premiere in NYC

For her first late-night look of the week (she's the host of the new Saturday Night Live episode), Dakota Johnson kept it classic in a little black dress by Vietnamese designer Gia Studios. The open-back design was alluring, but the full-coverage front kept it TV-appropriate.

Jennifer Lawrence's Dior Dress

Jennifer Lawrence is a comfort-first kind of fashion girl—even at Paris Fashion Week. Giving the pajama-dressing trend a dash of glamour, the Oscar winner supported the Dior show in a lace-trimmed nightgown made of cool blue, brocade-adorned silk.

Tate McRae's Sheer Look

Tate McRae celebrated her first Paris Fashion Week in true pop star style: wearing an entirely transparent camisole with leather trousers, pointy pumps, a Valentino Garavani Spike bag, and a perfect blowout—during a dinner date with Bieber (casual).

Sabrina Carpenter's Backless Sweater Dress by Bernadette

Sabrina Carpenter skipped the red carpet at the 2026 MTV VMAs, but she made up for it with a Madonna-inspired performance outfit and, later in the week, an off-stage style serve. She wore a backless, lime green sweater dress by Bernadette with an adorable crocheted bandana.

Taylor Swift's Tamara Ralph Dress

Seconds before the 2026 MTV VMAs started, Taylor Swift won the red carpet in what Team Marie Claire called "one of her best looks ever." Dressing Swift in a high-collar bodice, a mesh corset back, and a bejeweled skirt with delicate drapery, the pop star's stylist, Joseph Cassel Falconer, added a new designer to her archives: Tamara Ralph. And did you catch the up-close shot of her wedding band?

Paris Fashion Week mainstays like Chanel, Miu Miu, and Louis Vuitton were the grand finale of Fashion Month. The Spring/Summer 2027 season's fourth and final chapter—which ran from September 28 to October 6—also happened to be the most star-studded. Everyone from Rihanna and Jennifer Lawrence to Venus Williams and Anya Taylor-Joy saved their best celebrity looks for last.

A lot of the A-listers skipped runway shows in New York City, London, and Milan. On September 29, Jonathan Anderson—and the first anniversary of the creative director's Dior debut—brought Lawrence and Rihanna out of hiding. While they're both brand ambassadors, their front-row outfits followed completely different dress codes: J.Law's nightgown gave pajama dressing an elegant Dior twist, and Rihanna's all-black look marked a modest detour from her first PFW pick, a tinseled skirt set at Matières Fécales.

Fast forward to the weekend, and even more newcomers joined the celebrity Fashion Week circuit. Lili Reinhart, for one, returned to Miu Miu in a luscious leopard-print coat; the Off Campus star Mika Abdalla attended her first fashion show in a semi-sheer Valentino slip; and Zimmermann ended Sarah Snook's year-long Fashion Month hiatus with a backless denim dress.

It seems high-profile fashion people were determined to set an even higher style standard for the Fall/Winter 2027 season than the one before. So, soak up all of the celebrity looks that Paris Fashion Week had to offer, because they'll need to last you until next February.

Zendaya at Louis Vuitton

Zendaya sourced her own archives for the Louis Vuitton show, wearing French-girl denim with the ruffled jacket she debuted at the Paris premiere of The Odyssey earlier in the year.

Sophie Turner at Louis Vuitton

At Louis Vuitton, Sophie Turner made a case for brown-and-blue styling in a two-tone leather jacket, aquamarine-colored trousers, and a chocolate (borderline burgundy) bag.

Emma Stone at Louis Vuitton

Emma Stone proved cobalt blue is her color in a structured skirt suit, featuring razor-sharp shoulders, no shirt, and an asymmetrical skirt. Louis Vuitton's elongated Blossom Necklace traded places with a traditional button-down.

Wunmi Mosaku at Louis Vuitton

Wunmi Mosaku's beige-and-brown trio was rich in every sense of the word, especially the subtle monogrammed print that peeked out from beneath her flowy poncho.

Lisa at Louis Vuitton

Blackpink's Lisa played with proportions at Louis Vuitton: voluminous purple ruffles made her dark denim corset pop, while the leather mini skirt and wedges matched her top-handle tote.

Dua Lipa at Chanel

At Chanel, Dua Lipa supported Matthieu Blazy, the designer of her glamorous wedding dress, in a ruby, peach, and bridal-white sheath dress from the Cruise 2027 collection.

Nicole Kidman at Chanel

While Nicole Kidman's voice echoed over the speakers at the Grand Palais, she watched from the front row in a runway-ready, shoulder-padded blazer dress. She accessorized with Omega's Constellation Manhattan Watch.

Alexa Demie at Chanel

Alexa Demie was the picture of '80s-inspired glamour in a glossy, quilted jacket and a mini skirt. The Euphoria actor's slingback cap-toe pumps were just as shiny.

Paloma Elsesser at Chanel

Before fully committing to her winter white wardrobe, Paloma Elsesser dipped her toe into the trend with fringed tweed fashion, featuring a high-collar jacket and a skintight pencil skirt (a Fashion Month favorite).

Ayo Edebiri at Chanel

Ayo Edebiri delivered the best little black dress at Paris Fashion Week, complete with white trim along the thigh-sweeping hem. The actor's cap-toe pumps, east-west bag, and cropped gingham jacket continued the black-and-white color story.

Ella Rubin at Chanel

Ella Rubin's Sterling Point character, Annie, sported a slew of Chanel on Season One of the hit Prime Video show. So, she looked right at home at Blazy's show, wearing a three-quarter-length shirt, a red pencil skirt, and the high-vamp heels.

Sarah Snook at Zimmermann

For her first Paris Fashion Week show of the Spring/Summer 2027 season, Sarah Snook debuted a backless halter-neck number at Zimmermann. While the fabric might look black, it's actually a super dark shade of indigo.

Zoey Deutch at Zimmermann

Zoey Deutch wore a breezy long-sleeve turtleneck dress at Zimmermann, but the black triangular bodice gave the illusion that it was more fitted.

Katie Holmes at Gabriela Hearst

Katie Holmes and her boyfriend, Jason Bard Yarmosky, continued their Fashion Month style series at Gabriela Hearst. The Dawson's Creek actor styled a black turtleneck and a matching leather midi skirt with pointy ivory pumps.

Cynthia Erivo at Valentino

Valentino's Alessandro Michele asked his guests to bring their favorite book to the Spring 2027 show (all of which were donated to local Parisian libraries). Cynthia Erivo, for one, brought Giovanni's Room by James Baldwin—and shade-matched the raspberry red cover to her quilted Valentino bag. She finished the front-row look with a peekaboo bra, a fur coat, and a sequined pencil skirt.

Naomi Watts at Valentino

After Naomi Watts dropped Jane Eyre by Emily Brontë in the donation bin at the Sainte-Geneviève Library, she posed in a shoulder-padded, bow-embellished mini dress, lacy brown tights, and purple Rockstud Pumps.

Mika Abdalla at Valentino

The Off Campus actor made quite an impression at her first fashion show, pulling off the green-and-purple color combination with an airy Valentino dress and a floral brooch.

Samara Weaving at Valentino

Samara Weaving sported the graphic tee trend at Valentino, tucking a cobalt blue shirt into a classic, belted pair of black trousers. The Australian actor accessorized with red Rockstud Pumps that blended into the library's red carpet.

Lili Reinhart at Miu Miu

It seems Lili Reinhart's final outfit on The Love Hypothesis press tour—Miu Miu's recreation of the pink dress in 1998's My Date With the President’s Daughter—scored her a seat at the recent runway show. Looking every bit a rom-com main character, Reinhart layered a lingerie-style slip dress beneath a leopard-print coat. Her accessories? Open-toe mules and the Miu Miu Arcadie Bag.

Alexa Chung at Miu Miu

Alexa Chung migrated Fashion Month's pencil skirt trend to Miu Miu, pairing a distressed satin style with a white camisole, a striped sweater jacket, and the celebrity-beloved Vivant Bag.

McKenna Grace at Miu Miu

McKenna Grace may be playing Daphne in Netflix's new live-action Scooby Doo series, but she channeled Barbie's signature shades at Miu Miu. She stacked a striped rugby shirt beneath a bubblegum pink skirt set, before finishing with the same black accessories as Reinhart.

Joey King at Miu Miu

Joey King made her satin, pale pink slip dress surprisingly moody with an oversized black jacket, blackout sunglasses, and the most popular peep-toe pumps among Miu Miu's Gen-Z guests.

Maude Apatow at Miu Miu

Maude Apatow doubled up on cool-girl layers at Miu Miu's show, wearing a baby blue button-down, a camel-colored cardigan, and a charcoal gray suit. For her finishing touches, the Euphoria actor coordinated her peekaboo belt to Miu Miu's Vivant Bag.

Venus Williams at Lacoste

Lacoste's longtime global ambassador, Venus Williams, channeled her sister's affinity for sporty cobalt blue styling. The unmissable color trend covered the tennis legend's polo sweater, leather shorts, and calf-length coat, while her shoulder bag matched a tennis ball shade of neon green. She deserves extra applause for her heeled soccer cleats.

Paris Hilton at Elie Saab

This Paris Fashion Week, naked dress sightings have been slim to none, but Paris Hilton picked up the see-through slack at Elie Saab. Her bejeweled black lingerie was visible beneath her long-sleeve, turtleneck gown's sheer floral lace.

Tracee Ellis Ross at Celine

To make the relaxed drawstring pants trend Paris Fashion Week-worthy, Tracee Ellis Ross coupled her balloon bottoms with a classic crewneck sweater and stark white leather boots.

Tate McRae at Schiaparelli

Despite looking like a regular in creative director Daniel Roseberry's front row, Tate McRae attended her first Schiaparelli show on Oct. 1. The pop star embodied Old Hollywood elegance in a fitted, button-free blazer and silky column skirt.

Naomi Ackie at Schiaparelli

Naomi Ackie's single-sleeved black dress hypnotized spectators at the Schiaparelli showcase. Thousands of intricately placed pleats came together to create one of the most interesting gowns at Paris Fashion Week.

Cynthia Erivo at Chloé

No matter which show she attends, Erivo shape-shifts her personal style to match the creative director's vision. At Chloé, the actor went full boho mode, pairing polka dots with stripes and florals, before popping a raspberry red bag against her black poplin skirt.

Maude Apatow at Chloé

You didn't need the Chloé-branded backdrop to determine Apatow's next fashion show: her lace-trimmed, lemon sweater dress, platform clogs, and chocolate Paddington Bag brought Chloé-core to life.

Sarah Pidgeon at Balenciaga

Months after starring in the Spanish brand's Fall 2026 campaign film, Sarah Pidgeon made her Balenciaga debut in a peplum leather jacket, split-hem jeans, and her beloved Rodeo Bag in a fresh chestnut-colored suede for fall.

Shailene Woodley at Balenciaga

No, you're not seeing things: Pidgeon and Shailene Woodley followed almost identical outfit formulas at Balenciaga. Woodley, however, chose a classic brown bomber jacket to offset the grunginess of her jeans. She accessorized with gold hoop earrings, matching bangles, and a Balenciaga Le City Bag.

Jennifer Lopez at Stella McCartney

For her first Stella McCartney show, Jennifer Lopez sourced the Fall 2026 collection for a business-ready blend of browns. The singer styled a belted, fur-trimmed top with a matching pencil skirt, pointy pumps, and an elongated stole that touched the catwalk behind her.

Kelsea Ballerini at Stella McCartney

Kelsea Ballerini also made her Stella McCartney debut at the recent spring show, wearing the equestrian stirrup leggings trend with a surprisingly sporty windbreaker.

Sabrina Elba at Balmain

Sabrina Elba's jeans made waves at the Balmain showcase, but not just because of their barrel-style silhouette. The Canadian model's cropped leather jacket perfectly complemented her pants' pleated waistband, which is worth zooming in on.

Zoë Kravitz at Saint Laurent

Staying true to her affinity for lacy black looks, Zoë Kravitz found her rightful place in Saint Laurent's front row (one she claimed a decade ago). Team Marie Claire couldn't help but notice the similarities between this skirt set and her 2026 Met Gala gown, also from Saint Laurent.

Amber Valletta at Saint Laurent

Amber Valletta wasn't afraid to show some skin at the Saint Laurent show, going braless beneath a black semi-sheer bodysuit and a velvet wrap-style skirt.

Kate Moss at Saint Laurent

Speaking of supermodels, Kate Moss's all-black look seemed to be the most modest at the Saint Laurent showcase. She shielded herself in luscious velvet before breaking up the jumpsuit with a leather gold-buckle belt.

Zoe Saldaña at Saint Laurent

Believe it or not, Zoe Saldaña's Saint Laurent look was even more transparent than Kravitz's. The actor's underwear was on full display beneath her glittery, lace-trimmed little black dress.

Rosie Huntington-Whiteley at Saint Laurent

At the Fall 2026 show last March, Rosie Huntington-Whiteley walked the runway in a long-sleeve bodysuit and pencil skirt. While the supermodel was absent from the Spring 2027 lineup, she made up for it in the front row in this, yes, also sheer look.

Rihanna at Dior

Rihanna's all-black look at Dior was anything but basic. She layered what seemed to be a fur stole over the little black dress that minimalists dream of. The singer's dripping-in-diamonds anklet tied the entire look together.

Jennifer Lawrence at Dior

Jennifer Lawrence skipped Dior's last two runway shows, but all was forgiven as soon as she arrived at the Spring 2027 soirée. She chose a cool blue, nightgown-style slip dress from the Cruise 2027 collection. For accessories, the Oscar winner shade-matched her slingback pumps to a Lady D-Joy Bag.

Rosalía at Dior

Known for her avant-garde approach to glamour, Rosalía shocked fans in a surprisingly understated black gown at the Dior show. But the larger-than-life flower that secured her skirt's delicate drapery felt on-brand for the pop star.

Anya Taylor-Joy at Dior

At Dior, Anya Taylor-Joy gave her sleek pencil skirt a not-so-corporate twist by layering an entirely transparent cape-style top from the Cruise 2027 collection on top.

Greta Lee at Dior

Proving that capri pants aren't just a street style staple but a high-fashion fixture, Greta Lee stacked a silky pink pair beneath an ivory blazer for Dior.

Cynthia Erivo at Dior

Weeks after Erivo shut down the Toronto Film Festival in a Dior Cruise 2027 robe-style gown, the actor scored a front-row seat at Anderson's latest showcase. She sourced the same collection for an extra-long Oxford shirt, a textured black maxi skirt, and an ivory-and-tomato-red boa, which spiced up the otherwise straightforward color story. Erivo's plus-one was a relatively underrated Small Dior Toujours Hobo Bag.

Karlie Kloss at Dior

Karlie Kloss was all smiles at the Dior show. The French fashion house dressed her in a fitted, collarless blazer and a tiered skirt covered in baby blue ruffles, which resembled the 77-year-old Junon Dress.

Rihanna at Matières Fécales

Not only did Matières Fécales add Zendaya to its celebrity client list this year (see: her full-length wings at The Odyssey premiere in NYC), but Rihanna boarded the brand's bandwagon, too. She supported the founders, Hannah Rose Dalton and Steven Raj Bhaskaran, at the recent spring show, styling a tangerine-tinted skirt set made of tinsel. The Grammy winner deserves additional applause for pairing the look with pointy pumps from the Matières Fécales x Christian Louboutin collaboration.

Whether she's at the Met Gala, Paris Fashion Week, or an Award Season soirée, Zoë Kravitz always makes naked dressing magic with Saint Laurent. With that said, it would've felt wrong for Kravitz to style something opaque at the Spring/Summer 2027 show. Instead, the global ambassador's archives became her blueprint: On September 29, she joined Hailey Bieber, Kate Moss, and more in Saint Laurent's front row, wearing a nearly naked lace look that resembled her 2026 Met Gala gown.

Kravitz remains one of Saint Laurent's most loyal supporters, having scarcely skipped a runway show since 2017. That's why she didn't think twice about traveling from New York City (where her fiancé, Harry Styles, is performing at Madison Square Garden) to the Fontaine du Trocadéro to applaud creative director Anthony Vaccarello's new collection in person. She arrived at the after-dark affair in her latest all-black look, featuring a long-sleeve, bow-tied blouse and a NSFW pencil skirt, sculpted from semi-sheer lace. Scalloped trim lined the tie-front top's collar, cuffs, and cropped hem, giving the floral fabric a gothically romantic feel.

In true Kravitz fashion, she didn't want her accessories to outshine Saint Laurent's sheer design. So, once the actor slipped on black, razor-sharp slingback stilettos, she added diamond drop earrings, a bejeweled bracelet, her engagement ring, and not much more.

It's been almost a decade since Kravitz became one of the French fashion house's most famous faces, meaning she's created her own style vocabulary at Saint Laurent. One of her most familiar motifs? Slightly transparent black lace. At the Spring 2025 runway show, the actor-director stole the show in a little black dress that was transparent enough to reveal her underwear. Peep the Chantilly lace look's scalloped edges and her slingback Saint Laurent stilettos—more Zoë Kravitz Classics that have stood the test of trends.

Fast forward to the 2026 Met Gala, and you can't deny the similarities between her black ballgown and her most recent Fashion Week outfit. For the "Fashion Is Art" dress code, Kravitz's stylist, Danielle Goldberg, sourced the Fall 2026 collection for a gothic-glam gown with a scooped neckline, long sleeves, and a sculptural basque-waist skirt with panniers that extended beyond the bodice.

Once the co-chairs, Beyoncé, Nicole Kidman, Venus Williams, and Anna Wintour, bid Hollywood's best adieu, Kravitz traded her lacy ballgown for an after-party bodysuit with almost identical lace. That time, though, she tucked the skintight style into velvet Bermuda shorts, courtesy of Saint Laurent, of course. Her accessories (a shearling pillbox hat, a satin east-west clutch, and naked slingback stilettos) added even more texture to the lace-focused look.

All this to say? Kravitz isn't just a Saint Laurent ambassador. The luxury label—and its Vaccarello era, which began a year before she earned her title—is firmly entrenched in Kravitz's fashion identity. It's difficult to know where Saint Laurent's influence ends and her personal style starts. So, I'm sure she's already working with Vaccarello's design team to bring her bridal look (or looks) to life. Here's hoping Kravitz doesn't keep her wedding gown under lock and key à la Zendaya, but in case we never see it, I'll imagine her walking down the aisle in an assortment of tastefully transparent lace.

Thanks to my height (or lack thereof), any coat that joins my fall and winter wardrobe automatically becomes "the outfit." Zoë Kravitz—a fellow member of fashion's 5 Foot Club—understands my struggle. But on September 24, instead of surrendering herself to a shorter style, Kravitz made a sidewalk-grazing coat even more unmissable with the new neutral for fall and winter: red.

Now, Fashion Month's favorite color trend isn't a new addition to Kravitz's street style closet: red graphic tees, pencil skirts, bandanas, socks, and scarves (which she shares with her fiancé, Harry Styles) remain in her everyday rotation. Setting her affinity for pops of primary colors aside, she's a minimalist at heart. So, the actor rarely commits to a shade this spirited in the outerwear department. (Once upon a time, it was her go-to pigment for red carpet dressing, though.)

It's exciting to see Kravitz step outside of her preferred color palette; so much so, it makes me want to follow her lead. While the label behind her oversized coat remains a mystery, the bare-bones design details (see: the collarless neckline, robe-looking closure, and no visible buttons or belt) suggest it could be The Row's sold-out Priske Coat. Yes, the brand has been stocking her winter shelves for years, but Kravitz wore this specific style back in Sept. 2023

Fashion Month's pre- and post-show style circuit is flooded with similar outerwear styles. At New York Fashion Week, Teyana Taylor attended Calvin Klein's Spring/Summer 2027 show in a suede trench coat and headscarf, both in the same tomato shade.

Fast forward to London Fashion Week, and crimson coats painted the sidewalks red, too. One guest wore the trend the Zoë Kravitz Way: with dark denim and black boots underneath its single-breasted silhouette. Meanwhile, another showgoer accessorized their apple red jacket with a black leather bag à la Kravitz. Even their white T-shirt, flared jeans, and pointy pumps could've been on loan from the A-lister's archives.

Most recently at Milan Fashion Week, cool-girl red coats are bringing the drama. One guest chose a structured, shoulder-padded style that stretched just as far as Kravitz's jacket. Then, they layered an identical cardigan, a cobalt blue pencil skirt (how fitting for the Prada show), and peep-toe pumps underneath.

Kravitz picked the perfect time to revisit her red era: Right now, there is no shortage of style inspiration coming out of Fashion Week events (or options on the market). If you're feeling inspired to take the red coat charge this fall and winter, shop Kravitz-approved pieces below.

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Zoë Kravitz has already made it clear that she's not ready to part with her ballet flats just because the season has changed. Now, the actress and director is pairing her celeb-beloved ballet flats with one of Fall 2026's biggest trends.

Kravitz has remained pretty committed to The Row's Awar Heeled Ballerina throughout 2026, and that's not about to change anytime soon. Now, the High Fidelity star is pairing her heeled ballet flats with a suede jacket, tapping into Fall 2026's suede trend, which so far has encompassed everything from rich-looking bags to jackets and trench coats.

The Blink Twice director's lightweight suede jacket is the ideal transitional jacket to wear as the weather gets colder. Still, Kravitz wore the jacket over a pair of black hot pants, suggesting she's not ready to quit summer just yet.

Kravitz completed her outfit with her vintage Sex and the City baseball cap—a stylish rewear—continuing the celeb-beloved trend co-signed by Jennifer Lawrence.

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Once upon a time, Labor Day weekend doubled as a last hurrah for my summer whites before they hibernated in my wardrobe for the winter. That habit ended when I realized my favorite fashion girls were wearing the previously shunned shade well into October. If Kendall Jenner and Hailey Bieber don't have to ditch white outfits for fall, why do I?

These days, I view the "no white after Labor Day" rule as more of a suggestion—and I'm not alone. In the weeks leading up to September 7, when summer whites might've once returned to storage, Pantone's color of the year (Cloud Dancer) gave everyone from Jenner and Bieber to Nicole Kidman and Zoë Kravitz a free pass.

Whether in head-to-toe ivory or a white T-shirt, these tiny rebellions started a trend at Wimbledon 2026, the US Open, and the Venice Film Festival. (White has always been a welcome, season-defying shade at tennis tournaments, though.) To honor Wimbledon's dress code, Kidman wore a creamy suit set and matching jazz shoes from Ralph Lauren. Meanwhile, Emma Corrin offset the crispness of their trousers with a tomato red sweater over a denim button-down.

Beyond the confines of the tennis court, Bridgerton's Nicola Coughlan gave her white Oxford shirt and jeans an autumn twist with a classic black blazer. Back in L.A., Jenner and Bieber used pops of black—on ballet flats and long-sleeve shirts, respectively—to extend the color's shelf life.

All this to say? My summer whites aren't going anywhere. To take the stress out of post-Labor Day dressing, keep scrolling for the milky VIP-approved pieces on my summer-to-fall fashion moodboard. Tip: Some of the best white outfits aren't even remotely monochromatic. Sometimes, just a simple splash of the shade will do.

Hailey Bieber's White Jeans

Fact: White denim is too cool to sit in storage until next summer. Last month, Hailey Bieber agreed, wearing a perfect low-rise pair with a black long-sleeve shirt. Once the temps start to drop, the Rhode founder's favorite flip-flops could trade places with ivory ballet flats and look even more autumnal.

Kendall Jenner's White The Row Skirt Set

I've been waiting all summer to recreate Kendall Jenner's white-on-white set, down to the three-quarter-length sleeves and knee-length pencil skirt. On the first Friday after Labor Day, I'll accessorize with a similar pouch purse and peep-toe pumps for a date with my fiancé.

Zoë Kravitz's White T-Shirt

The easiest way to wear white after Labor Day? A plain white tee à la Zoë Kravitz. It's not nearly as rebellious as Jenner's monochrome co-ord, thanks to the flared jeans and heeled ballet flats (a quintessential set for fall).

Nicole Kidman's White Ralph Lauren Suit

Calling all fall brides: Wouldn't it be iconic if you arrived at your bridal shower in an all-white suit? If you're feeling brave, use Nicole Kidman's Wimbledon wardrobe—a shoulder-padded blazer and pleated wide-leg pants—as your blueprint. You'll be fashion's coolest bride if you commit to the jazz shoe trend, too.

Nicola Coughlan's White Button-Down-and-Denim

Don't underestimate the power of a black blazer. It made Nicola Coughlan's all-white white button-down, denim, and Bottega Veneta bag seasonal for September. Come December, I'll style the same two-piece with ankle boots and an elongated coat.

Pamela Anderson's White Travel Wardrobe

Pamela Anderson didn't need a red carpet to steal the show at the 2026 Venice Film Festival. The style setter secured a spot on the best-dressed list in a tonal travel look. Even the actor's accessories—a headscarf and high-vamp ballet flats—continued the creamy color story.

Emma Corrin's White Ralph Lauren Trousers

Don't be afraid to play with pops of color this fall—even when you're wearing white. Emma Corrin proved it's worth the risk at Wimbledon, tucking a denim button-down and red polo shirt into perfectly tailored trousers. The best part about summer whites? They would've complemented any Fall 2026 color trend worn by The Crown actor, whether it be aqua blue, moss green, or even mustard yellow.

If my fashion friend group had to crown fall's winning shoe trend, we would definitely need a tiebreaker: Half of us are Team Jazz Shoe, while the rest remain Ballet Flat Loyalists. I could go either way, but with Zoë Kravitz's latest street style look casting our tie-breaking vote, it's officially another ballet flats fall.

On September 3, the New Yorker returned to her regular errands route in a black off-duty outfit. In a classic Kravitz styling move, she wore a spaghetti-strap camisole, a pencil skirt from Cou Cou Intimates, a matching shoulder bag by The Row, and bow-tied ballet flats. Judging by their high vamps and cream-colored soles, they could be the Mansur Gavriel Dream Ballerinas she's worn around London, Rome, and NYC since Aug. 2025. Back in 2023, the slipper-style flats also found fans in Gigi Hadid and Katie Holmes.

Finishing her errands 'fit like a modern-day It girl, she paired trendy bug-eye sunglasses with a choker necklace and wired headphones (the throwback hero item of the summer, also seen recently on Hailey Bieber and Kendall Jenner).

Kravitz hasn't wavered in her pro-ballerinas stance all summer, switching from one black leather pair to another. She even tested the heeled variation: the same silhouette with a little extra height, as seen on Olivia Rodrigo, Ariana Grande, Kaia Gerber, and more.

Not only has the original It shoe stayed in her regular rotation this year, but the Blink Twice director also styled an almost identical look with her fiancé, Harry Styles, in NYC last September. Brace yourself for some style déjà vu: Kravitz wore the same knee-length slip with a Cou Cou Intimates camisole, a woven The Row bag, and Mansur Gavriel flats.

That time, she accessorized with smaller sunglasses and diamond dangly earrings from Jessica McCormack (the rumored designer behind her engagement ring).

Being the pared-back minimalist that she is, don't be surprised if Kravitz recycles some familiar fall outfits in the coming weeks. If her shoe rack looks anything like last year's (and as Marie Claire's resident celebrity style watcher, I promise it does), her ballet flats will gain 10,000 more steps before Styles's Madison Square Garden shows wrap up on Halloween. While you wait for her next street style appearance, treat yourself to Kravitz's favorite fall footwear silhouette below.

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After declaring her love for defunct department store Barneys, Zoë Kravitz decided to send a different message with her vintage baseball cap. And as summer comes to an end, the actress opted to switch out her heeled flip-flops and mules for a pair of sporty rubber slides.

Kravitz was photographed in New York City on August 28 wearing a red vintage baseball cap giving a nod to TV series Sex and the City. While Jennifer Lawrence's collection of baseball caps is likely hard to compete with, Kravitz's latest cap will undoubtedly have a lot of admirers.

The Blink Twice director forewent formal footwear in favor of black rubber slides, which paired perfectly with her royal blue Adidas shorts. Although Kravitz's exact shorts might be tricky to track down, similar styles remain in stock from the sportswear giant.

Unfortunately, Kravitz's The Row Terrasse Bag has already sold out in the black leather style she's carrying. Luckily, a brown suede version of the same bag remains in stock.

Finally, the actress accessorized her sporty outfit with a pair of Thistles The Atlas Sunglasses and a Jessica McCormack Signature Diamond Button Back Necklace, which retails for $195,000.

Basically, summer is coming to an end and Kravitz is heading into fall mixing sportif essentials with designer pieces.

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