Lilah Pate - Disco Punks “The Runarounds” L.A. Premiere • CelebMafia

Lilah Pate attends “The Runarounds” L.A. premiere party, fusing disco decadence with tailored precision (and proving the ’70s are back).

Lilah Pate, celebrated for her role in Netflix’s “Outer Banks,” showed up to “The Runarounds” premiere after-party at the Roxy Theatre with a look that felt both nostalgic and fiercely modern. In a sea of expected red-carpet glam, her outfit stood out, channeling a subtle disco-punk energy that perfectly matched the venue’s legendary rock ‘n’ roll history. It’s an ensemble that balances playful sparkle with sharp, tailored lines.

Her outfit is anchored by a dazzling, multi-colored sequin top. The cropped, camisole-style piece features cascading fringes of shimmering sequins that catch the light with every movement, creating a dynamic, almost liquid effect. The top is a burst of joyful color, a disco ball in garment form. To ground this flamboyant piece, Pate paired it with a pair of high-waisted, black trousers. The pants are a study in understated elegance, their loose, tailored cut and sharp pleats providing a stark, minimalist contrast to the maximalist top. This pairing perfectly encapsulates the ongoing trend of combining high-octane party pieces with classic, menswear-inspired staples.

The styling maintains this sophisticated balance. Her hair, styled in loose, beachy waves with a center part, feels effortless and cool. The makeup is fresh and glowy, with a focus on defined brows and a natural lip, allowing the sequin top to be the star of the show. She completes the look with simple, classic accessories: delicate drop earrings that add a hint of sparkle and a pair of black patent-leather pumps. The entire ensemble reads as confident and chic, a perfect blend of high-fashion and accessible street style. For a full look into her fashion journey, as well as her recent appearances, check out our extensive celebrity photos collection.

Did Lilah Pate just perfect the art of event dressing for the cool kids, or is this the return of glam rock we’ve all been waiting for?