Despite chilly temperatures, Kristen Stewart is proving that the naked dress trend remains popular in 2026. The sheer trend which was one of 2025’s biggest fashion choices on red carpets continues into 2026 with fresh interpretations. Stewart was spotted in New York City on Monday, January 5 wearing a floor-length skirt, embracing the sheer trend despite the cold-weather. Just days earlier, Sabrina Carpenter also debuted her take on the naked dress, signaling that the style is making a return.

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Stewart kept the top half of her outfit casual with a cropped white T‑shirt from Leset, a black bomber jacket lined in red for warmth and black sunglasses. For the bottom half, she went full glam wearing a see-through high-waisted skirt entirely covered with clear sequins, showing her black underwear that matched her bralette. She finished the look with black platform heels.

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The actress was photographed on her way to Late Night With Seth Meyers. During the interview, she talked about directing her feature film debut, The Chronology of Water, an adaptation of Lidia Yuknavitch’s memoir. The film premiered at the Cannes Film Festival last year, had a limited release in December, and is set for a wide release on January 9.

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This isn’t the first time Kristen Stewart is going for daring looks. From wearing a long sheer skirt on the red carpet to going shirtless under a tailored Chanel suit, she once stepped out in just a bra and garters, showing her fearless style. it’s no surprise that she can make a naked skirt work even in the cold weather of New York City.

The puffer jacket has long been worn to stay warm and not as a fashion piece, but Jennifer Lawrence proved that the right styling trick can elevate any outfit. The star has become an expert in mixing neutral staples with a surprise statement piece. She kicked off 2026 with a cold-weather look accented by purple.

Jennifer was seen running a few errands in New York on Monday, January 5. The actress paired a black puffer jacket from Toteme with gray wide-leg slacks from the Row. She layered a red V-neck top that peeked from under her jacket.

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Her accessories include a maroon Hermès Bolide top-handle bag and a set of black Atlas sunglasses from Thistles. But for Jennifer, the color combination wasn’t enough; she added a bright, grape-colored scarf from La Ligne.

Jennifer Lawrence: Backgrid

She finished with the Ugg classic micro boot. This cozy footwear was unveiled last September, and has become popular for stars like Sofia Richie, Ella Emhoff, Dua Lipa, and Bella Hadid. A closer look revealed a keychain spelling out “Louie,” believed to be the name of her second child with husband Cooke Maroney, whom the couple welcomed last year.

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True to her style, Lawrence’s look was finished with a personal touch. As long as cold weather calls for warmth, the puffer jacket will always remain a go-to wardrobe staple.

Michelle Obama appeared during The Look press tour wearing a bejeweled Thom Browne suit from the designer’s Fall 2025 collection, bringing a measured dose of ornamentation to one of fashion’s most controlled shapes.

The charcoal-grey tweed ensemble consisted of a long blazer and matching maxi skirt, detailed with oversized gemstone embellishments arranged in abstract linear patterns. Rather than overwhelming the tailoring, the designs followed the structure of the suit, tracing its lines and showing Browne’s emphasis on form and proportion.

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She styled the look with a crisp gingham shirt, a navy striped tie, and black-and-white brogue heels, keeping the palette restrained and the focus on construction. A low updo and black manicure completed the appearance, maintaining a sharp, contained finish.

This marks another moment in Obama’s long relationship with Thom Browne. She previously wore the designer during Barack Obama’s second inauguration in 2013, selecting a navy coat-and-dress outfit that introduced Browne’s precise tailoring to a global audience. More than a decade later, her return to the brand shows a comfort with its more embellished direction.

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The look landed quietly yet decisively, showing Obama’s preference for clothes that rely on structure, intention, and restraint even when ornament enters the picture.