Jennifer Lawrence – Chic in Sheer Black in NYC

Lawrence chose a sleeveless, tea-length black dress that featured a strategically placed sheer panel at the midsection, offering a glimpse of skin without overtly revealing it. The dress’s flowing skirt added an element of graceful movement as she navigated the bustling city sidewalks. Adding a pop of color and a casual flourish, she draped a navy sweater over her shoulders, its deep hue contrasting subtly with the black of her dress.

Her accessories were chosen with a keen eye for detail. Lawrence carried a distinctive Fendi Mamma Baguette Animal Print and Calf Leather Backpack, its playful zebra print adding an unexpected, wild touch to the otherwise refined outfit. She completed her look with black suede ballet flats, prioritizing comfort without sacrificing style, and shielded her eyes with oversized Khaite x Oliver Peoples 1993C Sunglasses. Her dirty blonde tresses were styled in natural waves, complemented by her signature fringe, framing her face with an easy elegance. Further enriching her ensemble were subtle yet impactful jewelry pieces, including a Foundrae Pause Internal Compass Medium Medallion Garnet with Annex Link, a Foundrae Heavy Belcher Open Chain in Gold 18, a Sophie Buhai 1930 18K Gold Vermeil Necklace, and her Alison Lou Custom Engagement Ring.

This outing comes as anticipation builds for her latest project, Die, My Love, set to premiere in November. The psychological drama sees Lawrence starring alongside Robert Pattinson as a married couple in Montana, navigating postpartum depression. Speaking to Brut at the Cannes Film Festival on May 18, 2025, where she attended in support of the film, Lawrence revealed an intriguing detail about filming intimate scenes with Pattinson. She shared that the director, Lynne Ramsay, sent them to dance classes, which Lawrence found “so humiliating and embarrassing”. Pattinson echoed the sentiment, noting, “You can’t get more embarrassed”. The dance instructor’s advice to “move like molasses” reportedly helped. Remarkably, the co-stars began filming their sex scenes immediately. “Our first day shooting, we were naked, attacking each other like tigers,” Lawrence recalled. Pattinson agreed it was “kind of a good idea actually,” adding, “If we didn’t like each other, it becomes increasingly more awkward.” He concluded that taking direction in the nude is “genuinely quite funny,” with Lawrence adding, “Eventually you get used to it and you’re like talking, getting notes, having a snack—naked.” Is this candid approach to on-screen intimacy setting a new standard, or just Jennifer Lawrence proving she’s fearless in every role she takes?