Kate Hudson‘s dress from a recent Paris premiere made headlines for featuring a lingerie spin. The built-in black bra peeked above the bodice, adding structure, coverage, and intentional contrast against the glossy satin sheen of the dress. The movie star arrived at Le Grand Rex for the French premiere of “Sur un Air de Blues” (Song Sung Blue). Cameras caught the satin sheen first, then the bold bodice detail. Her slip-adjacent silhouette set the tone for a red carpet leaning into boudoir cues. The actor, who also sings in the film, paired classic glam with a modern twist for the big night.
Kate Hudson turns heads in Dolce & Gabbana dress at ‘Sur un Air de Blues’ premiere
At the Paris premiere, Kate Hudson wore a pale pink Dolce and Gabbana sheath dress that had a unique detail. The outfit featured thick straps, paneled seams, and a calf-skimming hem. However, its unmissable detail was the visible black built-in bra peeking above the bodice. As per WWD, the look was styled by Sophie Lopez. Hudson finished with black patent pumps, sheer tights, and diamond fan earrings by Anita Ko. Her hair was in a sleek bun, with a crisp cat-eye and rosy lip.
The choice tracked a wider lingerie-inspired wave on recent carpets. Dolce and Gabbana’s original design shows a sharper cone bra. Hudson’s iteration softened that shape, which kept the mood sultry yet balanced. The satin finish photographed bright under the blue step-and-repeat. It also coordinated with the refined accessories, keeping the focus on construction.
Hudson’s dress moments have anchored this press tour. In London, she wore a baby blue Stella McCartney gown with floral embroidery. At AFI Fest, she chose a burnt orange Roksanda dress for a fall-forward statement. Each outing has mixed polish with a single striking element. Paris continued that streak with a corsetry nod executed in silk.
Her co-star, Hugh Jackman, posed alongside her for photos. The pairing underscored the film’s musical spirit and old-school showmanship. On a crowded carpet, Hudson’s lingerie-coded satin proved the cleanest read. It was confident, photogenic, and very on trend.
Originally reported by Santanu Das on theFashionSpot.
