Brie Larson’s captivating red carpet moment in a Christian Lacroix masterpiece.

Brie Larson is making waves in Hollywood’s ongoing archive fashion scene, showcasing her style prowess in a significant manner. Following her stunning appearance in a Versace gown inspired by a vintage editorial moment at the SAG Awards, Larson graced the red carpet once again, this time in another archival masterpiece from the early 2000s Paris runways.

Attending the Producers Guild Awards in Los Angeles, Larson donned a mermaid gown from Christian Lacroix’s fall 2004 couture collection. Sourced from Shrimpton Couture and styled by Samantha McMillen, her dress boasted a striking coral color palette, accentuated by a dazzling black bow near the bodice. The strapless silhouette featured hyper-feminine draped detailing and a layered pouf skirt, capturing attention as Larson gracefully moved about the step and repeat.

Throughout this Awards Season, celebrities have approached the red carpet in two distinct manners: some opting for off-the-runway looks, while others, like Larson, unearth ultra-rare catwalk gems from decades past.Larson allowed her candy-colored mermaid gown to take center stage, complementing it with a matching coral lip, an elegant updo, and jewels from Briony Raymond.Christian Lacroix swiftly gained popularity among Parisian fashion aficionados for his ethereal designs and pattern-rich creations. However, his eponymous couture label closed its doors five years after the 2004 spectacle, rendering Larson’s red carpet moment even more extraordinary.

The weekend proved to be a whirlwind of vintage fashion for Larson, as she graced the prestigious SAG Awards on Saturday adorned in a bespoke creation from Atelier Versace. Her ensemble, meticulously crafted, drew inspiration from a taffeta skirt showcased in the esteemed brand’s fall 1994 couture collection. This particular piece had been famously paraded by none other than Naomi Campbell on the runway and later elegantly donned by Claudia Schiffer in an iconic Vogue spread. Larson’s daring choice to reveal her midriff added a contemporary twist to the classic design, capturing the attention of fashion aficionados and critics alike.