The weather in major style capitals like New York City and London has been erratic and confusing, to say the least. One day brings a crisp, chilly reminder that autumn has firmly arrived, while the next delivers an unexpected surge of 73-degree sunshine. This weather-induced whiplash has left fashion enthusiasts packing away their summer wardrobes only to pull baby tees and slip skirts right back out, making it challenging to establish a cohesive seasonal look. As always, style observers are turning to the world’s most visible celebrities to lead the way, demonstrating how to balance reliable basics with maximal, statement-making pieces and offering fresh inspiration for the changing months.
Recent weeks have delivered a masterclass in seasonal dressing, proving that the leather skirt remains an indispensable fall and winter staple with virtually endless styling opportunities. Celebrities have also shown that white garments are meant to be worn long after Labor Day, that a simple baseball cap combined with a long coat and a cozy scarf creates an effortless yet chic cold-weather combination, and, perhaps most importantly, that even the biggest stars are eager to embrace sustainable habits like outfit repeating.
Across recent red carpets, fashion week presentations, and casual street-style outings, A-listers have continuously offered memorable moments. From high-profile appearances during the busy fashion month calendar in Paris and New York to everyday strolls, the latest celebrity wardrobe choices highlight a dynamic blend of archival vintage pieces, newly debuted runway looks, and practical everyday wear.
Week of October 5th
The heavy hitters of the fashion world stepped out prominently during the week of October 5th, offering a mix of cozy outerwear and striking evening wear. Celine Dion firmly declared the arrival of fur coat season by stepping out in a rich brown belted jacket featuring a high, cozy neckline that offered both warmth and high-end elegance. Meanwhile, out and about in London, singer Ellie Goulding reaffirmed the enduring appeal of leather skirts for autumn, styling a midi-length leather design alongside a light pink pinstriped button-up shirt.
In New York City, Tate McRae made a strong case for the mini slip dress during a night out. Arriving at Chez Margaux, McRae paired a shimmering little silver dress with delicate strappy heeled sandals and a structured Saint Laurent clutch. On the West Coast, for the Los Angeles premiere of Sense and Sensibility, Daisy Edgar-Jones opted for archival fashion, wearing a vintage Chloé by Stella McCartney Spring/Summer 1999 corset and maxi skirt set.
Jennifer Lawrence kept a notoriously low and cozy profile while navigating the streets of New York City, bundling up in a long black coat, a practical scarf, a baseball cap, and sunglasses. Over in Paris, Soo Joo Park kept her palette completely neutral for the AJE show, wearing a cream high-neck top paired with clean white pants.
Perhaps one of the most talked-about moments of the week came from Zendaya. Attending the Louis Vuitton show in Paris, the actor made a powerful statement for sustainable fashion by championing outfit repeating. Zendaya rewore the very same white ruffled jacket she had previously worn to the Paris premiere of The Odyssey, refreshing the statement outerwear piece by pairing it this time with classic jeans and a simple white tank top.
Week of September 28th
Earlier in the autumn season, as the global fashion community converged on Paris for Fashion Week, the outfits became even more experimental and avant-garde. Nara Smith attended Clarins’ star-studded dinner dressed in a sleek, minimalist black velvet gown featuring a dramatic side slit. On a romantic date night in Paris, Kendall Jenner and Jacob Elordi cemented their status as one of fashion’s most closely watched celebrity couples.
At a Tiffany & Co. event during Paris Fashion Week, Greta Lee wore a sophisticated shirt-and-skirt pairing designed by Simone Bellotti for Jil Sander. Celine Dion continued her sartorial streak around the French capital, spotted in an olive green croc-embossed leather jacket and matching skirt set straight from Ferragamo’s Spring/Summer 2027 collection. Tate McRae also made waves in Paris, opting for a sultry combination of black leather pants and a sheer black lace tank top for a night out.
Pop star Rosalía offered a glimpse of her personal style by posing for a mirror selfie in her Paris hotel wearing look four from Jonathan Anderson’s Spring/Summer 2027 collection. Cynthia Erivo leaned heavily into maximalism at Chloé’s Spring/Summer 2027 presentation, wearing a bold blue jacket with exaggerated puffy shoulders, layered knitwear, stacked necklaces, and a long, tiered black maxi skirt.
Iris Law took a casual yet high-fashion stroll through Paris, pairing baggy camouflage pants with a relaxed white long-sleeve T-shirt, brown satin ballet flats, and Chanel’s coveted 22 Hobo Bag. Wrapping up the week’s cinematic events, Florence Pugh attended the New York City premiere of East of Eden in a custom Vivienne Westwood creation that featured an embellished chartreuse skirt, a gunmetal silk mermaid silhouette skirt, and a voluminous, puffy-shouldered shrug.
Week of September 21st
Mid-September brought a wave of high-profile weddings, runway presentations, and international red carpets. Out and about in New York City, Karlie Kloss wore FFORME’s asymmetric cream Juane Dress, which featured intricate frayed hem detailing throughout the silhouette. In Tuscany, Dove Cameron and musician Damiano David celebrated their wedding, with Cameron wearing a custom Giorgio Armani wedding suit that redefined traditional bridal wear.
In Milan, Camila Morrone departed her hotel in a lingerie-inspired little black dress trimmed with delicate lace, completing the evening look with sheer black tights, classic black pumps, and a luxurious fur coat. Daisy Edgar-Jones continued her promotional tour for Sense and Sensibility, traveling to Berlin where she pulled a silky gown with embellished shoulder details from Armani Privé’s Spring 2005 archives. Shortly after, she was spotted leaving BBC Studios in London wearing a Chloé lace-trimmed bodysuit paired with a matching draped skirt from the Spring/Summer 2026 collection.
Cardi B turned heads at the Gucci show in Milan by wrapping herself in an oversized, dramatic white fur coat worn over monogrammed Gucci tights. Florence Pugh was similarly photographed leaving BBC Studios, opting for high-waisted pinstriped Vivienne Westwood trousers styled with a contrasting striped button-down shirt. Celine Dion embraced structural drapery outside her Paris hotel in a black asymmetric draped dress by Balenciaga.
Rihanna was spotted departing a late-night dinner in Paris wearing Dior’s tailored black wool and silk bar jacket, which featured refined ruched satin trim. Sienna Miller officially welcomed leather jacket season by stepping out in Balmain’s highly structured Leather Fitted Peplum Jacket, which she paired effortlessly with tailored black pants and strappy sandal heels.
Week of September 14th
The middle of September also marked the arrival of the Emmy Awards and the heart of New York Fashion Week. Selena Gomez offered an early reminder that white clothing belongs firmly in the autumn wardrobe, stepping out in New York City in a monochromatic white ensemble. Later in the week, as a nominee at the 2027 Emmys, Gomez wore a breathtaking custom gold chainmail dress designed by Louis Vuitton.
Kaia Gerber attended the Specs Launch Keynote in Beverly Hills wearing a look straight from Proenza Schouler’s Spring/Summer 2026 collection, which had debuted on the runway just six days prior. Her outfit consisted of a strapless black top accented with an embellished tiger print panel, paired with a black and white midi skirt.
Bella Hadid made multiple stylish appearances in New York City, proving her summer aesthetic was far from over. She stepped out in a vibrant orange baby-doll dress styled with brown boots and a red gingham headscarf. On another outing, Hadid paired a champagne satin and sheer midi dress with red slingback heels and Prada’s Tessuto Bowling Bag, before later arriving at a Chopard event wearing a striking chainmail dress from Ralph Lauren’s Spring 2008 archives.
Lili Reinhart promoted her upcoming projects in New York City with a series of archival and vintage selections, including a pink and green Dolce & Gabbana dress with lace-up corset sides, followed by a vintage embellished pink and green gown from Elie Saab’s Spring 2004 Haute Couture collection for the city’s premiere. Anna Van Patten celebrated at a Magda Butrym after-party in the brand’s V-neck corset mini dress, styled with black tights and a matching black headband. Daisy Edgar-Jones rounded out the week’s press tour in London by pairing a sharp white military jacket with classic blue jeans and white pumps.
Early September and Late August Highlights
As the transitional period between late summer and early autumn began, celebrities tested the boundaries of seasonal dressing. Kaia Gerber kicked off New York Fashion Week at a RE/DONE party wearing a casual baby tee and straight-leg jeans, accessorized with red heels and a zebra-print bag. Dakota Johnson attended the Kering Foundation Caring for Women dinner in a dramatic black Maison Valentino gown featuring a deep plunge, flowy sleeves, and an expansive train.
Gigi Hadid continued her ongoing partnership with Tommy Hilfiger, walking in the brand’s Spring/Summer 2027 show and departing in boot-cut jeans paired with a graphic T-shirt bearing the message "Better Together." Emily Ratajkowski opted for vintage John Galliano at a Kiko Milano grand opening, wearing a pink satin slip dress adorned with floral details and a coordinated fringed scarf. Dua Lipa and Anne Hathaway both made strong impressions at a Bvlgari event in New York City, with Lipa wearing a gold-embellished corset top and black trousers, while Hathaway championed maternity style in a flowing lilac chiffon Alexander McQueen gown. Lisa of BLACKPINK also attended the event in a black lace corseted dress featuring flared sleeves and a high thigh slit.
Earlier in August, events surrounding the anticipated premiere of Practical Magic 2 brought out stars like Joey King, who wore a custom blue and burgundy satin Rodarte dress alongside Mulberry’s Stevie Top Handle bag, as well as a witchy Ilya Migmoon design featuring a black lace overlay and exaggerated hip structure. Zoë Kravitz demonstrated her signature effortless style in New York City wearing a black midi slip skirt, a simple camisole, and flat black ballet flats. Kendall Jenner explored archival fashion for the Venice Film Festival debut, wearing a sleeveless dress with gold floral detailing from Giorgio Armani’s Fall/Winter 1995 collection, alongside minimal white travel separates and an unreleased quilted Chanel weekender bag.
As celebrities continue to navigate shifting weather patterns and packed global schedules, their wardrobe choices offer a reliable blueprint for transitioning between seasons. Whether through the revival of archival vintage pieces, the embrace of practical outerwear, or the championing of sustainable outfit-repeating habits, the fashion world remains deeply influenced by how these high-profile figures interpret everyday style.
