Jennifer Lawrence’s style evolution From bold messaging to classic glamour.

Jennifer Lawrence hasn’t typically been associated with minimalistic dressing. Her longstanding association with Dior has mirrored the whims of the atelier, embracing the bold statements of creative director Maria Grazia Chiuri and encountering its fair share of notable fashion crises. However, the style trajectory of the Hunger Games star has gradually transformed, partly influenced by her friendship with Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen and a growing affinity for anything bearing The Row label.

Since acquiring her first Zipped Boot 1s—an essential for any devoted Olsen fan—lavishly luxurious, meticulously crafted essentials have quietly displaced the floral dresses, jelly shoes, and dungarees that once defined Lawrence’s casual attire. During the promotional tour for ‘No Hard Feelings’, her initial project post-maternity leave, she leaned into more relaxed silhouettes on the red carpet, solidifying her preference for a monochromatic palette that resonates most authentically with her.

At the Golden Globes, this transition into a woman who appreciates clean lines, exceptional tailoring, and an ethos of less-is-more reached its pinnacle. Adorned in an inky velvet Dior gown featuring subtle Grecian drapery at the back, Lawrence was strikingly captivating in her simplicity. Her mermaid hair elegantly swept to one side, revealing a Tiffany & Co. ear cuff, while a dazzling array of diamonds adorned her neck. Lawrence effortlessly exuded classic movie star glamour, aligning with the Old Hollywood vibe echoed by luminaries like Jennifer Aniston, Dua Lipa, and Kylie Jenner at the commencement of the 2024 awards season.