Isla Fisher Wows in Quirky Skirt at Fashion Week

Isla Fisher looked stunning in a quirky pencil skirt as she joined chic  at designer Nina Ricci's  show on Friday.

The actress, 50, cut a stylish figure at the star-studded event, pairing her elegant ensemble with a ruffled black jacket.

Nicky looked effortlessly chic in a black and white polka dot dress which featured a ruched waist design.

The socialite, 42, completed her classy outfit with a pair of towering black heels and black-tinted sunglasses.

 oozed elegance as she wore a very low-cut structured blazer and tailored black trousers.

Blanca Arimany sent pulses racing in a black silky dress which featured lace panelling across her chest and thighs. 

Pritika Swarup turned heads at the fashion show in a white cropped top and matching flared trousers.

Putting on a leggy display, Rainey Qualley arrived in a classic little black dress, which she paired with black sling-back heels.

Meanwhile, Toni Garrn commanded attention in a black and white polka dot shirt and silk skirt.

Isla's outing comes after she admitted she has had 'a really challenging' time after her split from husband Sacha Baron Cohen.

She starred in a sizzling shoot for NewBeauty in 2025 and in the accompanying interview, she reveals how she has spent the past year rebuilding her 'sense of self' post-divorce.

Isla and Sacha mutually announced the end of their 14-year marriage at the end of 2023 with the divorce finalised this past June.

The actress, who shares three children with her ex, has revealed how she has spent the two years since the split focusing on work and herself.

Sacha's approach to single life though, has so far been in stark contrast to Isla's.

Only three months after the exes confirmed their divorce was complete, it was reported the Borat star, 54, had moved on with a younger model - Hannah Palmer, 27.

Speaking to NewBeauty, Isla acknowledged 'it has been a really challenging time. I definitely feel like there's something about the divorce club that anyone in it understands in a way other people don't. It's a different grief.'

Switching to a more uplifting outlook, Isla added: 'I feel like creating a new identity after your divorce is so fun, though. You get to reflect on your values and goals, explore new interests, focus on what you want and rebuild your sense of self.'

She explained that she's enjoying having the headspace and time to focus on herself.

''It's a lot like that, reconnecting to maybe passions you had when you were a kid, but they fell by the wayside when you were raising a family.'

'All the relationships that you have in your life that were not necessarily the forefront of the way that you spend your time, because you're married. Those relationships that are so supportive and brilliant and often really, really old get to retake center stage. I think that's a really exciting thing.'

'There are lots of positives that have come about from all this—like self-exploration and just trying to be kind to myself. I can just give myself grace whenever I like. That's all I'm trying to do.'