Hollywood star Jennifer Lawrence, who recently celebrated her 35th birthday, continues to surprise the public with bold changes to her image. After her striking appearance at the San Sebastián Film Festival in September, where shifts in her style were already apparent, the actress once again found herself in the spotlight. This time, the occasion was the Rome Film Festival, where she arrived to promote her new film “Die, My Love” directed by Lynne Ramsay. It seems Lawrence has finally left behind the image of a classic Hollywood diva, opting instead for unexpected combinations and avant-garde silhouettes.
On the red carpet in the Italian capital, she showcased an ensemble that could truly be called a fashion statement. The look was centered around a top resembling an ordinary wool sweatshirt, but with satin cuffs and a neckline that added a touch of chic. This sporty element was paired with an airy chiffon skirt with a complex cut, adorned with polka-dot embroidery matching the fabric. The eclectic outfit was completed by modern black pumps with feather-trimmed uppers, adding even more theatricality and boldness to the overall look.
This appearance was not just a spontaneous choice, but a reflection of her long-standing collaboration with Dior, which entered a new era with the arrival of creative director Jonathan Anderson. Anderson is known for his ability to reinterpret the brand’s classic codes while staying true to its heritage. Lawrence’s look perfectly exemplifies this new philosophy: a blend of seemingly incompatible textures, a play on volume, and a departure from conventional eveningwear norms. As the muse of the revitalized Dior, the actress embodies and channels these fresh ideas into the world of haute couture.
The accessories, which turned the daring outfit into something truly luxurious, deserve special mention. The focus was on jewelry, with a total value amounting to tens of thousands of euros. The main highlight was a pair of Jessica McCormack earrings — triple hoops with diamonds set in blackened white and 18-carat yellow gold, valued at €15,000. They were complemented by two fashionable ear cuffs: one with onyx by Sophie Buhai, and another with diamond pavé in sterling silver by Otiumberg. On the actress’s wrist was a Longines PrimaLuma Moonphase watch worth €5,700.
Thus, Jennifer Lawrence didn’t just put on a beautiful dress. She showcased how athletic style can be skillfully combined with elements of glamour, creating a fresh and relevant look. This appearance further confirmed her status as a style icon who isn’t afraid to take risks and set new trends. She breaks the stereotypes about what a star should look like on the red carpet, proving that comfort and high fashion can—and should—coexist, creating a unique and memorable aesthetic.
