Chase Infiniti delivered two contrasting red carpet looks across consecutive awards season appearances. She began with a fully sheer Vivienne Westwood gown at the 17th Annual AAFCA Awards, before stepping out later in a sculptural Louis Vuitton design at the Santa Barbara International Film Festival. The actor used each event to present a distinct approach to evening wear, moving from transparency and softness to structure and volume.
Chase Infiniti follows up completely sheer Vivienne Westwood with sculptural Louis Vuitton gown
At the 17th Annual AAFCA Awards, held at The Maybourne Beverly Hills, Chase Infiniti wore a completely sheer Vivienne Westwood gown that leaned into delicacy and detail. The floor-length design featured translucent fabric embellished with fine beadwork that traced across the bodice, sleeves, and skirt. Long sheer sleeves and a softly cowl-shaped neckline added to the romantic feel. The gown’s fluid construction allowed the embellishments to catch the light as it moved. Infiniti kept the styling minimal, opting for subtle earrings and an elegant updo that kept the focus on the gown’s craftsmanship.
Shortly after, Infiniti shifted styles at the Santa Barbara International Film Festival. She arrived in a strapless blush-pink gown by Louis Vuitton. In contrast to the earlier sheer look, the Louis Vuitton gown emphasized sculpture and structure. The fitted bodice featured clean architectural lines that defined her waist. It then opened into a voluminous skirt with curved paneling and pleats on the side. The design relied on shape rather than embellishment.
Infiniti styled the Louis Vuitton look with pointed-toe heels in a matching pale tone. She finished the look with a diamond choker and coordinating bracelet. The accessories remained refined, allowing the gown’s silhouette to take center stage on the red carpet.
The appearances were shared on Instagram. Together, the two looks showcased Infiniti’s versatility and thoughtful approach to red-carpet dressing, moving seamlessly between sheer elegance and sculptural sophistication.
Originally reported by Viha Shah on The Fashion Spot.
