Kylie Cantrall Debuts Utility Chic in NYC

Her ensemble, a multi-pocketed, light gray jumpsuit, immediately draws the eye. The fabric appears to be a washed canvas or a crisp linen, giving the piece a lived-in, authentic feel. The silhouette is a study in controlled chaos: a full zip-front bodice gives way to a cinched waist and then… a kind of layered, deconstructed skirt detail that drapes over wide-leg cargo pants. It’s a subtle, almost-goth touch that pushes the look far beyond mere streetwear. The effect is architectural, almost like she’s wearing a building in motion.

Is this the dawn of a new, industrial romance? It’s a look that feels both grounded and aspirational, a mix of high-fashion sensibility with the raw energy of urban street style. She grounded the entire look not with sneakers, as one might expect, but with a pair of classic black pointed-toe heels. It’s a playful, unexpected twist that elevates the outfit from “just a jumpsuit” to a moment. Her accessories were kept minimal—a simple, small black handbag and bold, silver hoop earrings, which added a touch of feminine polish without disrupting the industrial narrative.

The styling cohesion is flawless. Her hair—long and dark with stark, crimson streaks—complements the look’s rebellious spirit. It’s a flash of vivid color that mirrors the quiet drama of her ensemble. The makeup, clean and fresh, keeps the focus on the attitude, a kind of knowing smirk that says, “I’m not trying, I’m just being.” For more insights into how to master this aesthetic and others, be sure to check out our gallery of celebrity photos for inspiration.