Blake Lively, Ariana Grande, And More Celebrities Who Recently Wore Outfits That Featured Genius Easter Eggs From Films
IDK about you, but in recent years I’ve noticed a fantastic resurgence of celebrities bringing the fun back to red carpets.
These days, we’ve seen some great examples of celebs bringing out references to their movies at premieres. Sometimes they’re subtle and niche, and sometimes they’re super in-your-face. But I’m loving it either way.
So here are 11 times celebrities didn’t shy away from the theme and included references and details on the red carpet. Let’s go!
Ariana Grande – Wicked
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Now, I know this probably wasn’t the look you were expecting. Ari and Cynthia both went all out for every Wicked premiere with their pink and green gowns. But at the London premiere, Ari decided to reference the Wizard himself – donning green-tinted sunglasses to mimic the ones worn by the folks in the Emerald City in the original Wicked stage production. She paired the accessory with a gorgeous yellow Ralph Lauren gown that matched Glinda's on stage.
Blake Lively – It Ends With Us
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Before all the drama, Blake’s outfits on the press tour for It Ends With Us were a huge talking point. She wore this Tamara Ralph Couture look at the UK Gala Screening in London, with the florals referencing her character Lily Bloom’s love of flowers.
Rachel Zegler – The Hunger Games: The Ballad of Songbirds and Snakes
Zendaya – Challengers
Zendaya – Challengers
Anya Taylor Joy – The Super Mario Movie
Zendaya – Dune: Part Two
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Back to Zendaya! She just had so many bangers in 2024. This look for the Paris premiere of Dune: Part Two was a Louis Vuitton custom two-piece, featuring a silhouette that referenced the robes worn by Zendaya’s character Chani.
Margot Robbie – Barbie
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Yaaaay! I finally get to talk about the Barbie outfits! Margot made sure to dig deep for her premiere outfits – and this Versace look from the Seoul premiere was a reference to Barbie’s 1985 “Day to Night” collection.
Margot Robbie – Barbie
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Enter Night Barbie! This second look from the Seoul premiere had Margot switching to the other version of the 1985 "Day to Night" collection – and I'm obsessed.
Margot Robbie – Barbie
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One more and I’m done, I swear. Out of the expected Barbiecore pink, Margot perfectly recreated the 1961 Barbie “Solo in the Spotlight” doll with a black Schiaparelli gown, and I’m still obsessed.
Zoë Kravitz – The Batman
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Suited up in a custom Oscar de la Renta gown, Zoë referenced her Catwoman character with a bust that featured silhouettes of cats – and IDC if it’s custom, I need this in my wardrobe.
Which was your fave? There are so many hard hitters on this list, but for me it’s gotta be Zendaya for Challengers – get it? Hard hitter… Like tennis… I’ll let myself out. LMK your thoughts.
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