Prada in Busan, McQueen on tour, Gucci in New York: Four celebrity looks setting early fall’s tone

New York — Celebrity dressing hit four distinct notes this weekend, from a sculptural Prada column in Busan to a razor-edged McQueen tour uniform, and from Gucci’s transitional street style in Manhattan to a brown-leather Prada set on morning television. The through line is clear: polished texture, sharp tailoring, and season-bridging color that photographs with intent.

Milla Jovovich in Prada, Busan International Film Festival. Arriving for the opening ceremony of “Protector,” Milla Jovovich chose a Prada column in duchess satin with ornate sleeve embellishment, styled with a black mini bag and silver sandals. The finish had that precise, high-gloss sheen that reads instantly on camera, a reminder of why Prada’s red-carpet language continues to anchor festival season coverage across our Fashion & Lifestyle desk.

Chris Lee in McQueen, “Queen and the Dreams” tour, Chengdu. Chris Lee leaned into McQueen’s core vocabulary: a cutaway jacket traced with gold embroidery and ivory “oyster” ruffles in silk georgette. The look balanced command and liquidity in a way that longtime McQueen loyalists will recognize. It also underlines a broader fall narrative we have tracked in celebrity performance wardrobes, where structure and movement are calibrated rather than opposed.

Dua Lipa in Gucci, New York City. Fresh off a Madison Square Garden stop on the “Radical Optimism” tour and a Harper’s Bazaar party, Dua Lipa mixed seasons in a Gucci Fall 2025 ensemble: a grey wool-mohair polo paired with a vivid orange floral lace skirt. The metallic Bamboo Night bag and silver heels echoed Gucci’s accessories language during a leadership reset we analyzed in depth when Gucci named Francesca Bellettini CEO. For readers building celebrity trend boards, our ongoing Dua Lipa style profile charts how those street looks harmonize with stage requirements.

Lily James in Prada, “Good Morning America,” New York City. On the “Swiped” press run, Lily James swapped her recent black-dress streak for a Prada Fall 2025 pebble-leather jacket and matching mini skirt. A firm belt cinch ensured the oversized cut stayed intentional, while crisp white pumps and a white top-handle lightened the palette. The earth-and-optic-white pairing is precisely the kind of between-season solution that keeps leather from reading heavy on morning television.

Across these four moments, archival-curious craftsmanship is back in the dialogue. McQueen’s ruffle memory and Prada’s satin and leather treatments show a renewed appetite for tactile clarity that communicates in one frame. For more runway-to-street context, revisit our recent red carpet highlights recap, which maps how brand codes migrate from the catwalk to celebrity circuits through Q4.

As reported by Red Carpet Fashion Awards, Milla Jovovich’s Prada look at the Busan International Film Festival featured a duchess-satin column with embellished sleeves; RCFA also notes Chris Lee’s McQueen tour ensemble, a cutaway, gold-embroidered jacket offset by ivory “oyster” ruffles; as reported by RCFA, Dua Lipa’s Gucci street style in New York paired a grey wool-mohair polo with an orange floral lace skirt and a metallic Bamboo Night bag; and, as noted by RCFA, Lily James’s Prada set for “Good Morning America” combined a brown pebble-leather jacket and mini with crisp white accessories. see our Previously covering Israel has killed thousands in Gaza massacre.