Lola Tung champions a sharp, event appearance in Paris with an oversized lime-green blazer and micro-mini, defining the contemporary press event style with effortless elegance.
The Parisian photocall for The Summer I Turned Pretty Season 3 demanded a departure from the summer beach aesthetic, and Lola Tung unveils a look that is pure, architectural metropolitan energy. She trades boardwalk casual for a power-play in electric colour, setting the tone for the season’s elevated celebrity event look.
The foundation of her public appearance is a striking two-piece ensemble in a vivid, acid lime green. The colour, which commands immediate attention, is anchored by a structured, oversized blazer. This jacket features impeccably tailored, sharply pointed lapels and a defined shoulder line, giving the piece a strong, almost architectural silhouette that is perfectly balanced by the ultra-short matching micro-mini skirt. It’s a playful nod to 1980s power dressing reimagined through a modern, hyper-minimalist lens.
Tung ensures the bold colour does the heavy lifting, keeping her accessories edited and clean. She opts for classic black pointed-toe stiletto pumps—a vital grounding element against the bright hue and the abbreviated hemline. Her jewelry is minimal but impactful: a pair of large, sculptural silver earrings that resemble twisted metal, catching the light without competing with the vibrant outfit.
What truly solidifies this as a masterful media event presentation is the styling. Her hair is cut into a sleek, straight centre-parted bob that grazes the shoulders. The clean, geometric cut provides a severe frame that offsets the voluminous blazer, while her makeup remains fresh and glowy, embracing a Parisian sensibility of simple elegance. The entire panel look serves as a refreshing, contemporary take on business chic, perfectly translating the energy of a blockbuster show.
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