Dakota Fanning was red hot as she attended the latest New York runway show from Marc Jacobs, for whom she has been a longtime muse.
The 29-year-old was a reliably eye-catching figure as she showed her loyalty to her pal and arrived at the row of the extravaganza.
Held at the Park Avenue Armory a few days before the official start of New York Fashion Week, the show welcomed a fleet of glittering names to its audience.
Among them, Dakota was a standout, protecting herself from the wintertime northeastern chill with an eye-popping scarlet coat.
Letting her signature curtains of flaxen hair cascade freely over her shoulders, she stayed true to the theme and carried one of Marc’s Black Bags.
Dakota Fanning was red hot as she attended the latest New York runway show from Marc Jacobs , for whom she has been a longtime muse
The 29-year-old was a reliably eye-catching figure as she showed her loyalty to her pal and arrived at the row of the extravaganza
Held at the Park Avenue Armory a few days before the official start of New York Fashion Week , the show welcomed a fleet of glittering names to its audience including Lori Harvey
Among them, Dakota was a standout, protecting herself from the wintertime northeastern chill with an eye-popping scarlet coat
She settled down to watch the show just two seats away from Blondie icon Debbie Harry, whom she cheerfully engaged in conversation.
Debbie cut a stylish picture in a set of polka-dot leggings certain to grab attention, particularly since they were a perfect match for her gloves.
One of Marc’s fellow fashion designers Anna Sui also paid her respects at his show, where she could be glimpsed hobnobbing with Debbie.
Lori Harvey, the busty model daughter of Steve Harvey, put her assets on display as she arrived at the fete in a plunging white tank top.
She slid into a long grey coat and a matching jacket, the latter of which she allowed to slide beguilingly off her shoulders to reveal the top below.
The leggy ‘nepo baby,’ who once carried on a headline-grabbing romance with Michael B. Jordan, lent her look a touch of sparkle with a drop necklace.
Lil’ Kim played up her hourglass frame in a tantalizingly skintight camouflage dress as she sauntered into the Park Avenue Armory on a towering pair of platforms.
Nicky Hilton was the image of New York chic in a snappy grey coat over a black dress, while Chrishelle Lim was a sight to see in green.
Nicky Hilton (left) was the image of New York chic in a snappy grey coat over a black dress, while Chrishelle Lim (right) was a sight to see in green
Lori Harvey, the busty model daughter of Steve Harvey, put her assets on display as she arrived at the fete in a plunging white tank top
She slid into a long grey coat and a matching jacket, the latter of which she allowed to slide beguilingly off her shoulders to reveal the top below
Dakota settled down to watch the show just two seats away from Blondie icon Debbie Harry, whom she cheerfully engaged in conversation
Debbie cut a stylish picture in a set of polka-dot leggings certain to grab attention, particularly since they were a perfect match for her gloves
One of Marc’s fellow fashion designers Anna Sui also paid her respects at his show, where she could be glimpsed hobnobbing with Debbie
Lil’ Kim played up her hourglass frame in a tantalizingly skintight camouflage dress as she sauntered into the Park Avenue Armory on a towering pair of platforms
Winnie Harlow, the first contestant with vitiligo to win America’s Next Top Model, made her presence felt in a plush fur coat
Winnie Harlow, the first contestant with vitiligo to win America’s Next Top Model, made her presence felt in a plush fur coat.
Kathryn Newton rocked a tiny minidress reminiscent of a negligee, while Meredith Duxbury strikingly teamed a floral strapless number with a headscarf.
Dance Moms alum Maddie Ziegler commanded attention in a slinky LBD, paired with sky-high platform boots and a blood-red chiffon scarf.
Olivia Ponton threw her enviably taut midriff into relief in a clinging camouflage top, while Madeline Brewer did the same in a Muppets chic fuzzy pink crop top.
Chloe Sevigny, one of the stars of the new series Feud: Capote Vs. The Swans, could be spotted hobnobbing with Priscilla director Sofia Coppola.
Kathryn Newton (left) rocked a tiny minidress reminiscent of a negligee, while Meredith Duxbury (right) strikingly teamed a floral strapless number with a headscarf
Dance Moms alum Maddie Ziegler commanded attention in a slinky LBD, paired with sky-high platform boots and a blood-red chiffon scarf
Olivia Ponton (left) threw her enviably taut midriff into relief in a clinging camouflage top, while Madeline Brewer (right) did the same in a Muppets chic fuzzy pink crop top
Chloe Sevigny, one of the stars of the new series Feud: Capote Vs. The Swans, could be spotted hobnobbing with Priscilla director Sofia Coppola
(from left) Influencer Charlotte Groeneveld opted for head-to-toe black, whilst influencer Jessica Wang posed with Real House If New York City Sai De Silva
Rowan Blanchard, who has appeared on such shows as Snowpiercer and Girl Meets World, was a sight to see, swathed in a glinting gold wrap dress
Marc Jacobs, the designer himself, could be sighted among the cavalcade of celebrities who paraded into the Park Avenue Armory that day
Statuesque models strutted their stuff up the catwalk, baring their vertiginous legs in casual-tinged outfits that included hoodie bodysuits
One of them sported an extravagant candyfloss hairdo straight out of a 1960s cartoon, all while wrapped in a sequined gown redolent of the era
Heightening the doll-like effect, the models walked among a massively oversized set of furniture designed to make the women look a few inches tall
Influencer Charlotte Groeneveld opted for head-to-toe black, whilst influencer Jessica Wang posed with Real House If New York City Sai De Silva.
Rowan Blanchard, who has appeared on such shows as Snowpiercer and Girl Meets World, was a sight to see, swathed in a glinting gold wrap dress.
Marc Jacobs, the designer himself, could be sighted among the cavalcade of celebrities who paraded into the Park Avenue Armory that day.
Statuesque models strutted their stuff up the catwalk, baring their vertiginous legs in casual-tinged outfits that included hoodie bodysuits.
One of them sported an extravagant candyfloss hairdo straight out of a 1960s cartoon, all while wrapped in a sequined gown redolent of the era.
Heightening the doll-like effect, the models walked among a massively oversized set of furniture designed to make the women look a few inches tall.
