Chloë Sevigny has been a style icon for decades, both on- and off-screen. From her NYC It-girl era in the '90s to her recent portrayal of the 1960s socialite C.Z. Guest on Feud: Capote vs. The Swans, Sevigny will forever be the queen of cool. Whether she's wearing everyday jeans or a statement look, heads are guaranteed to turn—much like they did at a recent press event celebrating the FX series in Los Angeles.
Sevigny fit in perfectly with the black-and-white theme, opting for a puffy little white dress from Renaissance Renaissance's 2024 collection accessorized with a black hair ribbon, pointy-toe pumps, and a classic red lip. This relatively simple outfit combines pieces of the coquettish and baby-doll aesthetics with a trend we did not think would ever return: the bubble hem.
Love it or hate it, bubble hemlines were everywhere in the early 2000s. Today's iteration, however, appears to be even more voluminous and elegant than its predecessor.
Keep scrolling to see contemporary dresses and skirts featuring bubble hemlines. Adjust the ballooning with athletic-inspired drawcord toggles, or opt for a designer interpretation with an incredible fabric fit for a summer wedding. Remember: The bigger the bubble, the closer to Chloë.
On Chloë Sevigny: Renaissance Renaissance dress; Gianvito Rossi shoes
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Yes, the bubble hem takes center stage, but you'll want to check out the exaggerated Peter Pan collar too.
With a three-inch heel, these pumps are high enough to elongate the legs but still easy to walk in.
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This white strapless dress is the epitome of easy, breezy.
A contrasting bustier gives this bubble-hem dress a more contemporary feel.
A bubble hemline with a racerback? We're intrigued.
An everyday black dress that's just a bit more eye-catching than the others.
The windbreaker fabric makes this bubble skirt appear to be extra cloudlike.
"Lady in red" emoji: bubble-skirt edition.
Ruffles give this bubble dress an exaggerated, ethereal appearance.
Save this designer dress for your next black-tie affair.
An empire waist adds drama to this already voluminous gown.
A bubble dress in breathable linen? That definitely didn't exist in the 2000s.
Taffeta fabric gives this baby-doll silhouette an age-appropriate update.
The only thing bigger than one bubble hem? Two, obviously.
It's giving major "bridal outfit change" vibes.
Double down on trends with this asymmetrical single-shoulder dress.
We're ready to float away!
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