Olivia Rodrigo delivered two strikingly different fashion moments during Paris Fashion Week, proving her ability to pivot between aesthetics in a single day.
After attending the Chloé Fall/Winter 2026–2027 runway show, the singer embraced a playful, retro-inspired look during a late-night stop at the Eiffel Tower on Thursday, March 5.
© @oliviarodrigoFor the nighttime outing, Rodrigo slipped into a black lace mini dress that leaned into a flirty “dark-academia” aesthetic. The piece featured intricate eyelet detailing across the sleeves and bodice, while the pleated skirt added movement and a youthful silhouette.
A white collar and matching cuffs created the illusion of a layered button-down shirt underneath, adding a polished, preppy contrast to the romantic lace fabric.
© @oliviarodrigoShe styled the dress with knit white thigh-high socks and glossy black platform Mary Jane heels, giving the ensemble a charming “straight-A student on holiday” feel.
Against the golden glow of the Paris landmark, the look felt both nostalgic and fashion-forward, perfectly capturing the singer’s evolving personal style.
© Marc PiaseckiEarlier that day, Rodrigo embraced a completely different mood while sitting front row at the Chloé show as a guest of creative director Chemena Kamali.
The pop star opted for a romantic silk slip dress from the brand’s Pre-Fall 2026 collection in a soft peach tone. The ankle-length design featured an empire waist, delicate lace ruffles at the bust, and a semi-sheer finish that evoked the elegance of a vintage nightgown.
© Arnold JerockiShe paired the ethereal dress with peep-toe platform mules and carried the iconic Paddington bag in chocolate brown, an early-2000s “It-bag” originally popularized during the era of former Chloé creative director Phoebe Philo.
Rodrigo completed the bohemian look with layered gold charm necklaces, loose natural waves, and luminous, minimal makeup that kept the focus on the dreamy silhouette.
© LAURENT HOUOlivia's latest fashion moment in LA:
When the singer stepped out in Los Angeles on February 20, she embraced full princess energy, pairing a tiara and pink trench coat with a vintage-inspired minidress that leaned into early-2000s glamour.
© Backgrid/The Grosby GroupThe centerpiece of the look was a white lace mini dress from Blumarine’s Spring/Summer 2004 collection, embroidered with delicate pink and silver threads and finished with subtle sequins. The drop-waist silhouette and deep V-neckline captured the playful spirit of Y2K fashion.
Rodrigo layered the romantic dress with Burberry’s Fitzrovia short trench coat in Begonia Pink and completed the outfit with Jude’s baby-pink “Haze” peep-toe mules, which echoed the soft color palette.
© Backgrid/The Grosby GroupShe accessorized with a vintage 2014 Chanel Sequin CC Small Double Flap bag, along with heart-shaped earrings and a sparkling tiara that sealed the fairytale-inspired look.
From boho romance in Paris to Y2K princess glamour in Los Angeles, Rodrigo continues to prove that her fashion playbook is as versatile as it is nostalgic, blending vintage references, modern styling, and a touch of theatrical charm.
