Laura Marano wears Andrew Kwon's black Diana gown at New York Fashion Week, pairing a smooth fitted bodice with layered tulle and delicate Tacori jewelry.
Laura Marano wears Andrew Kwon’s black Diana gown for the designer’s Spring/Summer 2027 Séraphine presentation during New York Fashion Week. A smooth fitted bodice sits above a floor-length skirt built from multiple tiers of dark tulle, while soft shoulder detailing introduces another layer of texture near the neckline. The silhouette is narrow through the torso and increasingly expansive below the waist.
The strongest part of Laura Marano in a black Andrew Kwon gown is that transition in volume. The upper half stays controlled and close to the body, then the skirt breaks into stacked horizontal tiers before widening toward the floor. Small Tacori drop earrings and rings provide restrained points of shine against the monochrome dress.
Her brunette hair is styled up with loose face-framing strands, which suits the romantic character of the gown without competing with the shoulder detail. The dark outfit also stands apart from the surrounding pink, lavender, cream and green floral installation, so the dress remains visually distinct despite the elaborate setting.
Andrew Kwon’s New York Fashion Week presentation used lush botanical structures around the St. Bartholomew’s Church setting, a backdrop that sits naturally beside the gown’s tiered, romantic construction. Marano’s look is formal and dramatic, but the hierarchy stays clear: fitted bodice first, layered skirt second, jewelry and beauty styling kept quieter.
This is a very good evening look with a strong silhouette and enough textural variation to keep the all-black palette interesting. I would rate it 8/10 for the controlled bodice-to-skirt proportion and the effective use of tiered volume.
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